Save a MASSIVE 43% off these highly detailed Hornby OO Gauge Class 423 '4-VEP' 4-car Electric Multiple Units, only while stocks last! Now only £225 per 4-car set!
These hard-working Southern commuter vehicles are a must-have for those modelling this region and we've got two liveries available covering usage in both Era 6 and Era 8 - including iconic BR blue & NSE variations.
These wonderful units feature impressive attention-to-detail, beautiful interiors, 21-pin DCC capability (with only one decoder required for the full train), lighting and more. This is an ultra low cost way to bring an impressive large multiple unit to your layout!
We have limited stock available now, with more arriving over the next 24 hours.
Aside from these two new bargain sets, we've also got Southern green and South West Trains variations in stock too! All four models benefit from Hornby's upgraded tooling with improved detail/ shape and new 21-pin decoder socket.
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Product Features
Highly detailed model with separately fitted parts including horns, pipework, wipers, gangways and underframe relief
3-pole skew wound motor situated in one coach (remaining coaches are unpowered)
Digital & Sound capability - 21-pin socket (only 1 decoder required) - space for a sugarcube speaker in the guard's compartment
Detailed and painted passenger saloon interiors
LED lighting features - interiors, headcode boxes and head/ tail lights
NEM tension lock couplings at outer ends to couple units in multiple
Improved tooling over previous releases
Diecast chassis on the MBSO motorised vehicle
Accessory pack with optional extras including headcode blind stickers
Prototype Information
The fleet of Class 423 '4-VEP' electric multiple units were built at BR York & Derby Works between 1967 and 1974. These 'slam-door' EMUs featured opening doors next to every seating area and were the last coaching stock in this format built for BR. They were mostly found working outer-suburban services in South London and rural services in Kent, Sussex and Hampshire. They remained in service on these lines for 38 years, before finally being replaced by Electrostar and Desiro EMUs in the mid-2000s.