This steam era man uncoupling carriages is a single resin figure of a railway worker in working dress, bent to the task of uncoupling stock between carriages. Cast in grey ABS-like resin and supplied unpainted, he arrives ready to prime and paint in your chosen colours.
A figure like this captures one of those essential and often-overlooked tasks of steam age railway operation. Place him between carriages at a terminus or goods yard, where shunting movements were a constant feature of daily working. He suits any steam era layout from the Edwardian period through to the final days of steam in the mid-1960s.
Add authentic operational detail to your steam era layout with this busy shunting figure.