2P-000-160 Collett Coach Chocolate & Cream 3rd Great Western 1133 Fitted-Passengers 000sq ft and employed 180

000sq ft and employed 180 people

As with PO204 and PO206 each building is a separate unit and can be mixed and matched with any of the other two kits (or more of the same) to create long and interesting street scenes

Voltage can be set for both track outputs separately via app or PC via Z21 (12–24 V)

Highly detailed body

along with a variety of chemicals and slurries that are shipped in tank cars

2P-000-160 Collett Coach Chocolate & Cream 3rd Great Western 1133 Fitted-Passengers 000sq ft and employed 180Charles Collett (1871 1952) succeeded G. J Churchward as Chief Mechanical Engineer of the GWR in 1922. Collett has been accredited more with the implementation of the locomotives designed and planned by his predecessor than of his own original works. Collett made huge improvements on the manufacturing processes, design improvements and standardisation within the GWR. This can perhaps be best appreciated on his design of the coaches of the GWR. His