Boxed Trix Twin Railway, England, circa late 1950s, An OO-g...
Boxed Trix Twin Railway, England, circa late 1950s, An OO-gauge three-rail AC Passenger Train Set, No. 1/355, comprising BR lined green die-cast 0-4-0 tender locomotive, cab-side number 46256, matching green tender with British Railways lion-and-wheel emblem, and three bogie passenger coaches in cream and maroon livery, contained in its original red presentation box with hinged lid, the interior brightly printed 'TRIX TWIN RAILWAY' with illustration of twin locomotives and explanatory text describing the proprietary Twin Train system, remote control and permanent-way arrangements, set includes the original fitted cream interior and printed 'Space for Your Second Train' insert, together with original accessory carton containing wiring, plugs and Trix Shell oil, plus Trix Twin Railway instruction literature.* The three-rail Trix Twin system was specifically designed to allow two trains to be independently controlled on the same section of track using separate electrical circuits, one of the principal selling points of the system.
[ translate ]Boxed Trix Twin Railway, England, circa late 1950s, An OO-gauge three-rail AC Passenger Train Set, No. 1/355, comprising BR lined green die-cast 0-4-0 tender locomotive, cab-side number 46256, matching green tender with British Railways lion-and-wheel emblem, and three bogie passenger coaches in cream and maroon livery, contained in its original red presentation box with hinged lid, the interior brightly printed 'TRIX TWIN RAILWAY' with illustration of twin locomotives and explanatory text describing the proprietary Twin Train system, remote control and permanent-way arrangements, set includes the original fitted cream interior and printed 'Space for Your Second Train' insert, together with original accessory carton containing wiring, plugs and Trix Shell oil, plus Trix Twin Railway instruction literature.* The three-rail Trix Twin system was specifically designed to allow two trains to be independently controlled on the same section of track using separate electrical circuits, one of the principal selling points of the system.
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