Dublin Bus Rail Link - 91 Heuston StationFour Volvo Olympians were delivered in the new Railink branding from Walter Alexander bus builders in Northern Ireland to Dublin bus in mid 1999. The registration numbers were 99 D 517, 99 D 518, 99 D 519 and 99 D 520, with a fleet number of RV 517, RV 518, RV 519, and RV 520 respectively. This model is: RV520 (99 D 520) with the route 91 Heuston Station 1: 76 model of the Volvo Alexander Olympian double deck bus with unique Dublin Bus body style and

Corrugated ends and panelled doors

A triple pack of CIE / Irish Rail Two-axle Gypsum Ore Hoppers - Pack B

While wearing this colour scheme

NOTE: the 4-Ohm speaker is not compatible with any accurascale locomotive / decoder combination manufactured after 2020

Nylon hood supported by three movable bars for protecting loads

vacuum and steam pipes

Up to 16 Mobile Control Pro devices can be operated

In July 2017 it moved to Barrow Hill for further attention which would eventually lead to a long-term hire contract with Colas Rail

The Electrostar story spans a manufacturing period of 18 years

the locomotive was laid up at Heaton depot and was finally scrapped in 1970

the same year that production at Renfrew was scaled back due to the recession

In October 2008