E39201 Alexander Y-Type Stevensons of Uttoxeter MFR18P Service X38 Burton Brand_Superquick Utilising steel panelling

Utilising steel panelling

the vehicle features the St Helens CB Fire Service lettering along the side of the folded down ladder while the Merryweather badge is reproduced on the cab bonnet with the name repeated on the rear above the number plate

although some were built shorter to be used on tighter curves where large overhangs would otherwise have prohibited running

Additional coaches can be obtained to extend the train

After the reunification of Germany and the privatization of many narrow gauge railways it turned out that several updated baggage cars of the Döllnitz Railroad

E39201 Alexander Y-Type Stevensons of Uttoxeter MFR18P Service X38 Burton Brand_Superquick Utilising steel panellingThe Alexander Y Type buses and coaches were manufactured by Walter Alexander & Co (Coachbuilders) Ltd at its works in Falkirk, Scotland. The prototypes first appeared in 1961, with the first production versions entering service two years later. Some 3,266 production examples were constructed over the next 20 years, including small window buses and large window coaches in both long and short bodied variants. Over 2,800 of those constructed were