BR, electric railcar Brighton Belle, blue/grey livery
Arnold HN3001
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version from 1969-1972
The Brighton Belle was a named train which operated between London Victoria and Brighton and was the first electric all Pullman service in the World. The service commenced in June 1934 and continued until withdrawal in April 1972, however the service was suspended during the Second World War. There were three 5 car units designated 5BEL which were specially built for the service and were able to travel in 60 minutes the 51 miles between London and Brighton without stopping. The stunningly elegant Arnold N scale model initially produced in two distinctive livery periods captures perfectly the opulence and style of the Brighton Belle Pullman. Each Car is lit and complete with detailed interior.
- System: DC
- Digital decoder plug: NEM 651 (6 pins)
- Period: IV
- Metal die-cast chassis
- Close coupler mechanism.
- Model with interior illumination.
- Model with detailled interior.
- Flywheel(s)
- Owner: British Rail (BR)
- Model with couplings for double heading
- Scale: 1:148
| Art.-no. | Arnold_HN3001 |
| Gauge | 1:148 |
| EAN | 8425420804601 |
| Categories | Rolling stock, Train, Passenger car |
| Epoch | IV |
| Railway company | Great Britain |