Class 310 In Regional Railways Livery
Class 310 Motor Brake Standard, fitted with Dapol Stone-Faively Pantograph
The Class 310 4-car units were introduced in 1965 on the newly-electrified line from London Euston to Brimingham and Liverpool. Unlike contemporary Southern unitsl, the 310s were based around the Mark 2 bodyshell and were fitted with B4 bogies making them popular with travellers.
The 310s operated services until the late 1980s. Following introduction of newer Class 317 and 321 units, some of these units migrated to Great Eastern and LT+S services, whilst others were retained around Birmingham as 3-car sets.
The Electra kit will consist of our usual high-quality vinyl overlays along with resin ends to convert four Graham Farish Mark 2 coaches.
A 6-page construction guide is included with plans for the unit underframes and roof vent positioning.
The instruction guide is now available to download and print at home. Please deduct £2.00 from your order if you do not require printed instructions to be included.
310 N Instructions (PDF 1.15mb)
| BR Rail Blue | £25.00 |
| BR Blue / Grey | £25.00 |
| Network SouthEast (Original) | £25.00 |
| Network SouthEast (Revised) | £25.00 |
| West Midlands PTE Grey / Blue (3-car) | £21.00 |
| Provincial Services (3-car) | £21.00 |
| Regional Railways (3-car) | £21.00 |
To order, please drop me an e-mail.
Original Network SouthEast Livery
BR Blue/Grey (Class 312 illustrated - 310 has minor differences)