374-613 GWR Hawksworth Auto-Trailer 'Test Car 1' BR RTC (Original) DW150375 Brand_Golden-Valley-Hobbies Era: 2 (1875 - 1922)

Era: 2 (1875 - 1922)

The GWR Engine Shed would see off duty engines and light maintenance work

this model can be convincingly placed to add depth to any layout where goods would be handled

Oil pressure shock absorbers for perfect road holding on any surface

Almost a million were made in the first ten years of production and the total amount of Transits produced now stands at well over eight million

374-613 GWR Hawksworth Auto-Trailer 'Test Car 1' BR RTC (Original) DW150375 Brand_Golden-Valley-Hobbies Era: 2 (1875 - 1922)The Great Western Railway (GWR) had a long tradition of using Auto Trailers (also known as Autocoaches) for passenger services on its many branch lines and on suburban services. Operated as an Autotrain, with one or more auto trailers coupled to an auto fitted steam locomotive, this formation prevented the need for the locomotive to be turned or run around its train when it reached the end of the line. When the auto trailer was leading, the locomotive