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Hornby LMS, Stanier D1981 Coronation Scot 57' RTO, 9006 - Era 3. Coaches & Coach Packs, Blue (R40056B)
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- The 57' RTO (Restaurant Third Open) was a type of passenger carriage used by LMS during Era 3. It was designed to provide dining facilities for passengers traveling on the prestigious Coronation Scot service.
- The number "9006" likely refers to a specific locomotive or carriage in the LMS fleet, possibly one of the Stanier D1981 Coronation Scot locomotives or the 57' RTO carriages.
- The Coronation Scot service ran between London Euston and Glasgow Central, offering a high-speed link between the two cities, and it was heavily promoted as one of the fastest and most prestigious express services of its time.
- The outbreak of World War II in 1939 had a significant impact on the Coronation Scot service and railway operations in general during Era 3. Many trains were diverted for military purposes, and resources were redirected towards the war effort.
- The legacy of the LMS, including the Coronation Scot trains, can still be seen in various preserved locomotives and carriages in museums and heritage railways today. These iconic trains remain a testament to the golden age of steam travel in the UK.
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