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  • Hornby Hobbies OO Br Intercity, Mk1 Rb(R), Ic1667 R4974

    SKU: R4974
    Vendor: Hornby Hobbies LTD
    Scale/Size: OO Gauge

    The Hornby Hobbies OO BR Intercity, Mk1 RB(R) (IC1667 R4974) is a meticulously crafted model representing the British Rail Mk1 RB(R) coach in the Intercity livery. This model is part of the Hornby range of OO gauge rolling stock, designed for railway enthusiasts and collectors.

    Key Features:

    Authentic Design: The Mk1 RB(R) coach is faithfully replicated in intricate detail, capturing the distinctive features of the Intercity livery.
    High-Quality Construction: Crafted from high-quality materials, this model boasts durability and authenticity, with fine detailing throughout.
    Realistic Livery and Markings: The coach features accurate Intercity branding, including logos, numbering, and other authentic markings.
    Ready-to-Run: Supplied ready-to-run, this model is ideal for immediate placement on your OO gauge layout, requiring no assembly or painting.
    Compatible with OO Gauge Layouts: Designed for use with OO gauge model railway layouts, this coach is compatible with other Hornby and compatible rolling stock and track systems.
    Specifications:

    Product: Hornby Hobbies OO BR Intercity, Mk1 RB(R) Coach
    Scale: OO Gauge (1:76)
    Model Number: IC1667 R4974
    Manufacturer: Hornby Hobbies
    Note: This model coach is a detailed replica intended for display and operation on OO gauge model railway layouts. It adds authenticity and visual interest to Intercity-themed train compositions and can be integrated into various operational scenarios.

    Enhance the authenticity of your OO gauge model railway layout with the Hornby Hobbies OO BR Intercity, Mk1 RB(R) Coach, a finely detailed model that reflects the iconic British railway heritage of the Intercity era.