Siphon G - Dia. O.33 - BR Carmine Red: W2977W

Very good

Great model. Puts my Lima conversions to shame. Have to hide them at the back now!

My second Siphon G, the buy prompted by being advised by Accurascale to use my loyalty points.
So as superb as my first Siphon G but with a distinctive colour. Very pleased.

Having been reminded about POINTS accumulated, I then had a quick look at the amount I had! There were enough POINTS to get this brilliant Coach for just £10! Yup...£10.
It is a beautiful model in every respect.

This is and outstanding vehicle with many small parts which would be difficult to make.

Have you thought of including the appropriate length Kay-Dee couplings as well as those horrible things usually used (but not by me!) in the British market.

A very good representation of the original, with a extremely detailed under carriage.

Beautifully detailed

Excellent delivery, great detail and looks good on the layout.

I have been a modeler since the 1960s,was in the P4 model group,and i have seen some of the finest models,and met some of their makers of the same.and i have to say these are one of the finest models i have seen,more or less museum standard. i do not agree with your remarks about the NEM pocket,in my opinion it is in the correct position,most makers stick to the correct height,but not the length to the buffer end,you are trying to compramise for the rubbish tension lock coupling,.I use the Fleischmann 6515 coupling on all my passenger stock,and this connects the Siphons to the close coupling required.a much better option than magnetic couplers.these couplings are light years in front of the ancient (tension lock) the Fleischmanns give a correct safe connection,(no shuffling about like an ancient loose coupled coal train)You should try them,and i am just a customer.But these Siphons are superb,the only thing i could say i would have hoped to have got some end doors for the corridor connections,i fit Hornby Hawksworth doors which fit great and improve the look,after all in service it was rare to see them connected up.For my wish list how about the ex LMS 42ft bogie CCT an iconic coach,it would be a top seller,as they lasted from 1930s up to the mid 70s,in lots of different liveries.hope you might find time to look at this review!

This is a very high quality piece of model rolling stock. The quality of finish is excellent and the level of separate detail is impressive. One of Accurascale's first, if not THE first, ventures into coaching stock. In that context it has to be regarded as an extremely good start!