Hornby - R437A - BR Composite Coach - M4329 - BR Crimson and Cream - OO Gauge

Hornby - R437A - BR Composite Coach - M4329 - BR Crimson and Cream - OO Gauge

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$17.49

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Hornby - R437A - BR Composite Coach - M4329 - BR Crimson and Cream - OO GaugeThis Hornby BR Composite Coach captures the elegance of British Railways' iconic Crimson and Cream livery in precise OO gauge detail. Model R437A M4329 faithfully reproduces the period coaching stock with authentic exterior finish and refined proportions. An essential addition for collectors building authentic BR era train formations, this composite coach pairs seamlessly with compatible Hornby locomotives and rolling stock to create historically

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Reviewed in the United States on December 21, 2025