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HR7 - C2 :50 foot Brake Composite to Diagram 57 (Diagram 25 in the 1922 LMS Diagram Book) Built by Hurst Nelson in1911 and numbered 18 and 19 the two coaches were withdrawn in 1951. The kit will require wheels, bogies, buffers and roof details to complete. Click here for details
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HR7 - C3: 50 foot Luggage Composite to Diagram 56 (Diagram 24 in the 1925 LMS Diagram Book). Built by Hurst Nelson in 1910 and numbered 14 and 15, the two coaches lasted until 1951. The kit will require wheels, bogies, buffers and roof details to complete. Click here for details
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HR7 – C4: 50 foot Composite to Diagram 54 ( Diagram 12 in the 1922 LMS Diagram Book) Built by Brush in 1907 and numbered 10 to 13, the coaches were withdrawn between 1946 and 1955. The kit will require wheels, bogies, buffers and roof details to complete. Click here for details
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HR7 - C5: 31foot 6inch Passenger Brake Van to Diagram 34 ( Diagram 45 in the 1922 LMS Diagram Book) Built by Lochgorm Works from 1892 to 1904 and numbered 13 to 21, 27, 31 to 34 and 46 to 57 the coaches were withdrawn from revenue service between 1925 and 1926. Some lasted until the early 1950’s as service vehicles. One was still in use as a garage/shed until the 1990’s.
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HR7 - C6: 31foot 6inch 3rd Class Saloon to Diagram 21 Built by Lochgorm Works from 1890’s and numbered 53 to 58, the coaches were withdrawn from revenue service between 1920’s.
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HR7 - C 7: 48 foot 8 Inches All Third Non Corridor to Diagram 29 (Diagram 37 in the LMS 1922 Diagram Book) Coaches built from 1899 to 1904 by various bulders. LOchgorm works, Pickering and Ashbury. Coaches numbered 71 -73, 76-80, 93-98 and 156-170. Withdrawls commenced in 1934 and were completed by 1953.
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HR7 - C 8: These vans were originally built circa 1870 -1880 and when rebuilt in 1900 would have received a Dark Olive Green livery all over. Numbered 1-10, 24-28 and 80 the coaches were withdrawn by 1922 except for three, one of which survived in to preservation in a different rebuilt form. Hunter diagram 32
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HR7 – C 9: These coaches to Hunter diagram 25 were built in 1878 and were first liveried in the HR dark olive green. From 1896 to 1902 the coaches may have been painted in olive green with white upper panelling. Numbered from 98 to 117 the coaches were duplicated as new corridor stock took their numbers from 1910 to 1917. All were withdrawn by 1922.
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HR7 – C10: These coaches to Hunter Diagram 19 (LMS 1922 diagram 26) were built c 1890 and numbered from 1- 22 and 29- 52. They were all extant in 1922 and received an LMS number. Withdrawls were completed by 1933 except for number 11 which was finally withdrawn in 1938. From 1896 to 1902 the coaches may have been painted in olive green with white upper panelling. From 1902 onwards the coaches would have received a Dark Olive Green livery all over.The survivors may possibly have received LMS livery.
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HR7 - C 11:These bogie 5 compartment Brake Thirds to Highland Diagram 30 (LMS 1922 diagram 39), were built by the Birmingham Railway Carriage and Wagon Works in 1896 and numbered from 1- 12. They were all extant in 1922 and all received an LMS number, except the coach number 11, which was destroyed in the Carrbridge accident of 1914. Most withdrawls were completed by 1927 except for number 12 which was finally withdrawn in 1930. Spoked wheels were uniquely fitted to these coaches.
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HR7 – C 12: Built in 1887/8, these coaches numbered 1 to 6, and were first liveried in the HR dark olive green, with gold or yellow lining on the edge of mouldings by the panels. From 1896 to 1902 the coaches may have been painted in olive green with white upper panelling with lining. All had been withdrawn by the time of the 1933 renumbering scheme. All coaches were dual fitted with Vacuum and Westinghouse brake for through working on other systems. From 1911 onwards the Oil Lamps would have been replaced with Gas lamps and appropriate gas cylinder supports are included.
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HR7 – C 13 50 ft Full third to Diagram 60 ( Diagram 36 in the LMS 1922 diagram book) with single window side. Built by Pickering these coaches were numbered from 101 to 108 and built between 1909 and 1912. Withdrawls were made starting in 1936 with the last two withdrawn in 1955. The kit will also build the 50 ft Full third to Diagram 61 ( Diagram 36 in the LMS 1922 diagram book) also built by Pickering in 1917 and the coaches were numbered from 109 to 112. Withdrawls were made starting in 1954 with the last withdrawn in 1955. The kit includes single or twin window sides to model this version of the coach.
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HR7 - C 16 These coaches were built by Lochgorm Works in 1889 with dual brake systems. First class passengers were accommodated at one end in one of the coupes and adjacent compartment each with adjoining lavatory. The second class occupied the other coupe, whilst the third class passengers could enjoy two compartments with a short corridor to the lavatory carved out of the luggage locker. Originally oil lit, but subsequently provided with gas lighting and numbered 33 – 40 all coaches received an LMS number in 1922 but were withdrawn by 1925
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HR7 - C 18: The three coaches to Diagram 66 were introduced in 1916 for TPO services on the Highland Main lines. They were numbered 5, 6 and 10. The coaches were very long lived and were finally withdrawn in 1961. At various stages in their lives, they lost the net apparatus and some lost the set down equipment.
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HR7 - C20: These coaches, built about 1888 and probably for some particular branch work, were first numbered 23 to 28 in the Highland lists. Liveried initially in the HR dark olive green, with gold or yellow lining on the edge of mouldings by the panels. All coaches were extant in 190and all except no 27 were withdrawn by the time of the 1922 grouping.
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HR7 – C 21: Probably built under David Jones, in about 1888 for The Mail Traffic. All coaches were extant in 1901. Some doubt about numbering exists and though the vans were extant in 1901, Number 1 and 2 were duplicated in 1914. By 1922 No. 1 appears to have been withdrawn, but No. 2 carried the duplicate number 2D
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HR7 - C 22:Built at Lochgorm Works in 1909. The 4th Duke of Sutherland’s Small Saloon was similar in style to the large saloon built by the LNWR for him. Carrying the number 58A for ease of reference by the operating department, the saloon was finished in dark green below and above the windows with Ivory white panelling. Possibly gold lining was applied.
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