New deco samples for Rails' NER Autocar

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New deco samples for Rails' NER Autocar

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Rails of Sheffield has received revised decorated samples of its forthcoming newly-tooled 'OO' gauge North Eastern Railway (NER) Electric Autocars for assessment.

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These latest versions include 3170 in NER red and cream (Cat No. RL3171), 3171 in NER red and cream (RL3172) and, for the first time, 3170 in LNER lined brown (RL3173). 

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Produced exclusively for Rails of Sheffield by Heljan, each will feature illuminated head and tail lights, interior illumination, 21-pin Digital Command Control (DCC) decoder socket, turned metal wheels and small tension lock couplings in NEM pockets.

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Priced at £199.95 each, release is currently anticipated during mid-December.

Visit www.railsofsheffield.com for more information. 

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