The RGP I (Rames à Grand Parcours) — true icons of French railway transport from the 1950s through the 1980s
Discover three new releases: HJ2461-2-3/S.
Available in both analogue and DCC sound versions, these models combine realism, fine detailing and authenticity.
A symbol of comfort and modernity
Ordered by SNCF from 1950 onwards, the Rames à Grand Parcours (RGP) marked a major step forward in long-distance passenger services. Powered by MGO engines, these trainsets—built by De Dietrich for the driving units and Brissonneau & Lotz for the trailers—were designed to meet the demands of speed and comfort on long-distance routes.
Structurally derived from the RGP 2 × 2700 and mechanically from the X 2800, the RGP I units were produced in two main versions:
Technical features of the Jouef models:​​​​​​​
Don’t miss the opportunity to relive the golden age of French railways on your H0 layout.