NIR Mk.2b BAR 547 NIR Maroon/Blue Livery_SouthEastern Networker All models feature PowerPack supercapacitor

All models feature PowerPack supercapacitor Stay-Alive system for uninterrupted power and flicker free lighting and uninterruptible sound (works on DCC)

and stowage vans in LMS Travelling Post Office trains of the 1930s

A total of 10 were built at Stratford and Ashford up to 1990 latterly using Class 45 bogies

IE 22000 Class 'ICR' - 3-car in original 'Intercity' branded livery

NIR Mk.2b BAR 547 NIR Maroon/Blue Livery_SouthEastern Networker All models feature PowerPack supercapacitorBuilt at Litchurch Lane, Derby, in 1970, eight examples were constructed for Northern Ireland Railways for its new Enterprise service between Belfast and Dublin. This landmark service featured a range of bespoke vehicles that were quite unlike anything then in operation in Irelandor indeed on British Raildespite being a derivative of a BR design. The eight Mk. 2b coaches acquired by the newly formed Northern Ireland Railways (NIR) included several new