TT4088 Virgin Mk2F BSO 9539 Controllers-and-Transformers Brick and concrete block construction

Brick and concrete block construction

superstructure and decks

9 plank body

The electric GG-1 was introduced in the 1930s by the Pennsylvania Railroad

but on all other services across the country

TT4088 Virgin Mk2F BSO 9539 Controllers-and-Transformers Brick and concrete block constructionFeaturing coach number 9539 and NEM couplings, this coach pairs perfectly with other Virgin Mk2F coaches to form a realistic rake as seen on the West Coast services from the mid 1990s to early 2000s. History The lesser produced MK2F coach was the necessary brake van, the BSO (Brake Second Open), which as well as the guards and luggage compartment included seating for Second Class passengers. Finished in the striking Virgin livery as used on 100mph