ACC3042 Beilhack Snowplough ZZA ADB965580/581 Network Rail (ex Class 40) Twin Pack Stock-Alert-2 Just plug your buffer stop

Just plug your buffer stop to the end of your DCC track and you are done

Its aerodynamic design enables a top speed of Mach 2

These cars are called “HEP1 cars” and are typically found on long-distance trains today

950 of these vans were built between 1927 and 1931

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ACC3042 Beilhack Snowplough ZZA ADB965580/581 Network Rail (ex Class 40) Twin Pack Stock-Alert-2 Just plug your buffer stopThe 'Beilhack' ZZA Snowplough dates back to 1982, when BR required additional snowploughs on the network. A novel solution was found using redundant bogies from withdrawn Class 40 and 45 locomotives, which were fitted with a plough blade manufactured by Beilhack, and weight added. A total of 10 were built at Stratford and Ashford up to 1990 latterly using Class 45 bogies. They have carried several liveries including BR yellow, Railtrack, and they are