39-783 LMS 50ft Inspection Saloon BR ScotRail DM45020 option-set-033 super-accurate alignment dowels that remove

super-accurate alignment dowels that remove the need for wires

The Class 769 units have primarily been designed to run on routes with multiple power supplies

Plus one that still floats as a full-size model above the heads of the six heavy metal musicians at Iron Maiden concerts

Preservation

railroads use these self-propelled giants to place piggyback trailers and containers on rail cars

39-783 LMS 50ft Inspection Saloon BR ScotRail DM45020 option-set-033 super-accurate alignment dowels that removeInspection Saloons were built by each of the major railway companies to provide engineers and railway staff with a vehicle in which they could inspect aspects of the railway infrastructure, such as the permanent way and signalling & telegraph equipment. This 50ft vehicle was built by the LMS and proved very popular indeed, with BR building further examples to the same design some years after Nationalisation. Observation saloons with large end windows