Drax Power IIA-D Biomass Hopper Twin Pack (Original DRAX livery)
Lighting was originally by oil lamps
This enables the operation of large
Our locomotive is driven by rubber bands and a gear array instead of superheated steam
Setting up is also especially easy using Train-Tech's unique 'One-Touch DCC™ system where addresses are set by simply pressing one button - no programming
2412 Network SouthEast dark blue Mk2 Brake Second Open (BSO) Brand_Kato Drax Power IIA-D Biomass HopperBuilt between 1964 and 1975, the MK2 coaches were one of the highest number of coaches built for British Railways. These coaches were used all over the country by lots of different operators including Scot Rail, Network SouthEast, BR and even Network Rail. Seven different classes of coach were made using the MK2 design (MK2, MK2A, MK2B, MK2C, MK2D, MK2E and MK2F), each with their own unique characteristics and additions to the original design. Other