HORNBY OO NETWORK SOUTH EAST CLASS 423 4 VEP 3193

Network SouthEast was created in 1982 as one of three British Rail passenger sectors. Prior to 1986 it was known as London & South Eastern. Despite its title, its territory stretched as far as Exeter in the west and to parts of East Anglia, although the Class 423 4-VEPs it inherited were restricted to South London and urban services in the densely populated south-east on account of them operating on the 750v DC third-rail network. A good number of these units were cascaded to the three privatised southern train operators and were among the last slam-door stock in operation on Britains railways.

What's in the box?

• 1x Motor Coach
• 3x Coach
• Accessories Pack
• Instructions

If the sound of slam doors takes you back to day trips on the South East coast, then this train pack is for you. Perfectly replicating the 4 VEP trains of the 80s and 90s, these highly detailed models are DCC-ready for HM7000 upgrade.

History

Network SouthEast was created in 1982 as one of three British Rail passenger sectors. Prior to 1986 it was known as London & South Eastern.

Despite its title, its territory stretched as far as Exeter in the west and to parts of East Anglia. However, the Class 423 4-VEPs it inherited were restricted to South London and urban services in the densely populated south-east as they operated on the 750v DC third-rail network.

Many of these units were cascaded to the three privatised southern train operators and were among the last slam-door stock in operation on Britain’s railways.

Full Specifications