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allowing the P42 to go where previous Kato locomotives have never been able to go before
they are still a common sight on mainline yards and sidings
State-of-the-art ASSTA 3
attach an interface unit where required and you’re away
is typical of the type of structure found on the North British-built line from Glasgow to Fort William
E39201 Alexander Y-Type Stevensons of Uttoxeter MFR18P Service X38 Burton option-set-050 allowing the P42 to goThe 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
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