Jouef

• first batch of passenger coaches designed after the nationalization of British Railways in 1948
• delivery date: between 1951 and 1963
• several batches of passenger coaches
• from 21000 to 21175: BCK (Brake Corridor Composite) guard's compartment, 2 compartments 1ᵗ class, 3 compartments 2ᵈ  class
• from 15000 to 16267: CK (Corridor Composite) 4 compartments 1ᵗ class, 3 compartments 2ᵈ  class
• from 13000 to 13409: FK (Corridor First) 7 compartments 1ᵗ class
• from 1800 to 1882: RMB (Rail Miniature Buffet) dining car
• from 24000 to 26217: SK (Corridor Secund) 8 compartments 2ᵈ  class
• from 3700 to 5069: TSO (Open Secund) central corridor 2ᵈ  class
• bogie type BR1
• speed limit: 135 km/h
• weigth: 34 to 37 tonnes
• length: 19.355 meters
• maroon livery up to 1965, then blue/grey BR livery
• withdrawn from service in 1996

• new Jouef scale model announced in 1962
• reduced length (around 1/95^th scale)

• new Jouef scale model announced in 1962

- passenger coach 2ᵈ  class/luggage 34060 BR type Mark I (ref. 458),

• body in U shape mould in one red plastic part
• markings and registered number hot marked
• buffers and gangway mould with the body
• grey plastic roof
• transparent plastic set of windows
• full interior details
• black plastic frame reinforcement screwed to body
• embossed characters Jouef for Playcraft and Made in France
• bogie and coupling mould in one black plastic part
• black plastic bogies type BR
• bogies screwed to frame
• black plastic wheels fitted on metallic axle
• Jouef symetrical hook couplings
• length: 206 mm
• weigth: 80 g

• none

Passenger coaches type Mark 1 BR

	456	passenger coach 2ᵈ  class M4372 BR, maroon.	cat. 1962.
	457	passenger coach 1ᵗ/2ᵈ  class 15100 BR, maroon.	cat. 1962.
	458	passenger coach 2ᵈ  class/luggage 34060 BR, maroon.	cat. 1962.

- also manufactured under Playcraft subcontract (reference P.456, P.457 and P.458),

- for others registered numbers, see also:

• Passenger coaches Mark I BR (Playcraft)

- to complete train set, see also:

• Diesel locomotive D 6100 BR
• travelling post office BR Royal Mail

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