374-788A BR Mk1 NPV (Ex-CCT) Covered Carriage Truck 'Red Star Express Parcels' No.M94590 1-1200-Scale by a light flicking on

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It was manufactured with an all-steel full-width cab resiliently mounted with easy access steps on both sides

Launching in the fall of 1976 in response to the early 70s oil crisis and more stringent EPA regulations for emissions and fuel economy standards

mirrors and many more of the tiny detailed features are finished either in matt black or silver to complete the realism on this little miniature

the C-47 Skytrain (known as Dakota in RAF service)

374-788A BR Mk1 NPV (Ex-CCT) Covered Carriage Truck 'Red Star Express Parcels' No.M94590 1-1200-Scale by a light flicking onUpon Nationalisation, British Railways inherited a number of different types of Covered Carriage Trucks (CCTs), but all shared a common purpose they were designed to carry a motor vehicle, and with the growing trend of car ownership, BR sought to boost its inherited fleet by building 822 CCTs to its own design. Classified as the Mk1 CCT, the vehicles were essentially shorter, 4 wheel versions of the bogie Mk1 General Utility Vehicles (GUVs) and the