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Slaters 7027 0 Gauge Midland Railway 8-ton 5 Plank Open Wagon

Plastic kit of the 8-ton Midland Railway 5 plank open merchandise wagon.

One of the classic Slaters MR kits, open wagons formed the backbone of the railway wagon fleet, with goods being covered with a tarpaulin when weather protection was needed.

Over 700 pieces • Metal structure (die-cast and photo-etched) and Wodden wigns to symulate the real aircraft as accurate as possible • Step-by-step multimedia building guide with video tutorials and hundreds of pictures. • Bonus: Engraved acrylic base

Recommended as an enthusiasts' travelling companion and annual record book.
The NREA Spotters Companion is a thin, A6 size book which can be easily and comfortably carried in a coat or jacket pocket while still containing a full listing of all locomotives, coaches and unit trains registered with Network Rail in February.

Parkside Kits PS26 O Gauge GWR 12T Ventilated Box Van Goods Wagen Diag. V23/23/24/26/34 10ft WB
Parkside plastic model kit building a GWR 17ft6in length 10ft wheelbase ventilated box van. The longer wheelbase was better suited to the higher speeds of express goods trains.
Supplied with metal wheels and 3 link couplings.

Parkside plastic model kit building a GWR 13-ton capacity open goods wagon with RCH 17ft6in length 9ft wheelbase chassis, diagram O24.
Shortly after the grouping the GWR adopted the RCH 1923 steel frame chassis for new wagon construction, initially with the 9ft wheelbase and later increasing to 10ft wheelbase. This kit builds a model of the 1,816 non-vacuum diagram O24 5 plank open wagons built between 1925 and 1929 on the RCH 9ft wheelbase chassis, many of which lasted into the 1960s.
Supplied with metal wheels and 3 link couplings.

Parkside plastic model kit building a GWR ventilated box van with RCH 17ft6in length 9ft wheelbase chassis, diagram V33.
Shortly after the grouping the GWR adopted the RCH 1923 steel frame chassis for new wagon construction, initially with the 9ft wheelbase and later increasing to 10ft wheelbase. This kit builds a model of the non-vacuum diagram V33 van, 950 wagons of this design were built between 1929 and 1933. Withdrawal took place in the early 1960s. These wagons were regarded as ‘common user’ so would have been found across the whole network. Transfers for GWR and BR.
Supplied with metal wheels and 3 link couplings.

Slaters GWR diagram O4 5 plank open merchandise wagon plastic kit. GWR 16ft length underframe.
The GWR introduced sheet support rails with these 5 plank open wagons in 1902, ensuring rain drained from tarpaulin sheets and protecting the load inside. 2,700 built 1902-1904.

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