 more | Dapol OO Saxa Salt Covered Salt Van (B612B)
Featuring the distinctive peaked roof these vans were built to provide weather protection for cargo likely to be damaged by rain. Saxa Salt painted their wagons in the bright yellow scheme with red lettering to advertise their brand and products to passengers as their wagons travelled the rail network.
Dapols' model is equiped with metal wheels for smooth running. | |
stock info | Dapol OO 7plk Open Wagon - Webbs of Cheltenham (B608)
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 more | Bachmann OO Tarmac 14-Ton Tank Wagons Set of 3 (37-670)
A set of three tank wagons as operated by the Tarmac company. | |
stock info | Bachmann OO Snowdrift Salt 10-ton Salt Wagon (33-182)
A nicely detailed model of the 10-ton covered salt wagon with crisply printed lettering.
These covered wagons with a distincive peaked roof delivered bulk salt across the British railway network. more.. | |
stock info | Bachmann OO William Wood & Son Huddersfield 8-Plank Open Wagon (37-159) Delivery expected November 2009 | |
stock info | Bachmann OO Crossfield Chemicals 14-ton Tank Wagon (37-682)
Model announced 2009
Oil is not the only commodity carries in tank wagons, many liquid chemical products are conveyed. This tank is painted in the green livery of Crossfield Chemicals. | |
 more | Dapol OO 21T Hopper Wagon - Sykes Iron Ore (Liverpool) (B610)
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 more | Dapol OO G Weaver 21T Hopper (B616) 21-ton coal hopper wagon lettered for G. Weaver Transport Ltd. | |
 more | Dapol OO Stevens 20-Ton Open Wagon (B659)
20-ton capacity coal wagons were introduced in the 1930's, the railway companies offering a better rate per ton for coal haulage in these larger wagons. To assist with unloading these high-capacity wagons two doors were fitted in each side, plus end and often four bottom hatch doors.
This model carries the brick red livery of a wagon operated by Stevens of Oxford. Although No.1001 suggests a large fleet this may actually be the first 20-ton wagon operated by the company, many operators numbering these wagons in a new, separate series. This helped identify the large wagons and prevent them being sent to pits where high-sided wagons would not fit under the loading screens! | |
 more | Dapol oo Thorncliffe 8 Plank Wagon (B675)
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 more | Dapol OO H C Bull 8-Plank Open Coal Wagon (B681)
An excellent model of an 8-plank open coal wagon, as operated by London coal dealers H C Bull & Co. Painted red/brown the companys' name was written in an arched format, making the wagons more noticable and more effective for advertising. | |
 more | Dapol OO Hopton-Wood Stone Firms 5-Plank Open Wagom (B702) A neatly reproduced model of a 5-plank open wagon in use by the Hopton-Wood Stone Firm. This wagon was used for delivery of limestone products from the company's base in Worksworth, Derbyshire to customers across the UK. The company produced furnace and foundry limestone, used as a catalyst in the manufacture and casting of iron and steel, plus road paving materials including kerb and paving stones. | |
 more | Dapol OO Weardale 4-Plank Open Wagon No.805 (B714)
Dapol recently introduced this excellent model of the 4-plank open merchandise wagon. This model represents Weardale no.805 in the bright red livery used by that company.
The 4-plank wagon was used for heavy, but not bulky loads to prevent accidental overloading. Frequently this design was used to transport finished products not requiring weather protection, for exaple iron castings. | |
 more | Dapol OO Tropical Fruit Company Box Van (B716)
A covered box van in the grey livery of the Tropical Fruit company. Priavtely owned box vans were unusual, making a change from the usual railway company vans in a train. | |
 more | Dapol OO New Cransley Iron 4-Plank Open Wagon (B718)
This 4-plank open wagon carries the grey livery of the New Cransley Iron and Steel company of Kettering | |
 more | Dapol OO Cilely Collieries Cardiff 20-Ton Steel Open Coal Wagon (B735)
The GWR promoted the use of these 20-ton capacity steel bodied wagons during the 1930s and many were leased by South Wales collieries. This model represents a wagon being operated by the Cilely collieries company of Cardiff. | |
 more | Dapol OO Wm. Butler, Tar Distillers of Bristol Rectangular Tank Wagon (B738)
The rectangular tank wagon is a completely new OO wagon from Dapol.
Wm. Butlers tar wagon is a well-known wagon, it's photograph is frequently used to illustrate the rectangular tank wagon design. Butlers operated works in Bristol and at locations in Gloucester and Gloucestershire. These tank wagons were used to collect coal tar, a by-product of coal gas production, for refining into useful chemical fractions. Butlers' tar wagons would have travelled widely to collect raw materials from gas companies, particularly around the south-west and west midlands. | |
 more | Dapol OO Y & L Distillation Rectangular Oil Tank Wagon (B757)
Rectanguler oil tank wagon painted in the black livery of the Yorkshire & Lincolnshire Tar Distillation Company based at Gunness-on-Trent | |
 more | Dapol OO United Dairies 6-Wheel Milk Tank Wagon Weathered (B759)
A new weathered version of the very popular United Dairies 6-wheeled milk tank wagon. | |
 more | Dapol OO Small & Son 7-Plank Open Coal Wagon (B771)
This new model features the new Dapol 7-plank open wagon body with fixed ends and�9-feet wheelbase chassis incorporating NEM coupler mounting pockets.
This model replicates wagon 17 in the fleet of Somerset coal merchant Small & Son. This was a family concern which grew to deal in farm produce and supplies as well as coal, describing their business as coal, corn, forage & lime merchants. Depots were operated in Taunton, Tiverton Junction, Thornfalcon (Chard branch) and Norton (Fitzwarren), serving the rural and aggricultral�communities of West Somerset and North Devon. | |
stock info | Dapol OO John Yates 7-Plank Open Coal Wagon (B772)
This new model features the 7-plank open wagon body with fixed ends and a 9-foot wheelbase chassis incorporating NEM coupler mounting pockets.
Model of a 7-plank open coal wagon as operated by John Yates, a Monmouth coal merchant. | |
 more | Dapol OO Walkers Rectangular Tank Wagon (B774)
Rectangular tank wagon operated by oil suppliers Walkers.
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 more | Dapol OO Dickinson, Prosser & Cox, Stroud 7-plank Open Coal Wagon (B810)
Dickinson & Prosser were coal merchants with several depots�in the Stroud valleys, the partnership no doubt provided an enlarged market, allowing the merchants to secure�better cost prices for their coal.
This model will feature the new Dapol 7-plank open wagon body with 9-feet wheelbase wood frame chassis fitted with metal wheels ahd NEM coupler sockets. | |
 more | Dapol OO Snowdrift Salt Covered Salt Van (B811)
A new version of the peak-roofed salt van painted in an advertising livery promoting the Snowdrift Salt brand. | |
 more | Dapol OO James, Exeter 5-plank Open Wagon (B812)
5-plank open wagon in the livery of James of Exeter.
This wagon features Dapols' new 9-ft wheelbases wood frame style chassis and fully revised body. | |
 more | Dapol OO E A Robinson, Bognor 5-plank Open Wagon (B813)
A model of a 5-plank open coal wagon in the livery of Bognor coal merchant E A Robinson.
Model features a new bodyshell mounted on the new Dapol wood solebar 9-feet wheelbase chassis. | |
 more | Dapol OO F H Silvey, Fishponds Bristol 5-plank Open Wagon (B814)
Dapol are releasing a new version of the F H Silvey liveried wagon featuring their new 5-plank body and 9-feet wheelbase wood style chassis. This model will carry a different running number to previous releases, representing another wagon in the large fleet of this Bristol coal supplier.
Based in the Fishponds area of Bristol, home to many engineering firms including locomotive builders' Pecketts, F H Silvey operated an extensive fleet of wagons. Coal was obtained to supply both the boilers and forges of heavy industry and the homes of the workers. The wagon fleet was kept busy year-round, fetching coal from Yorkshire and Kent as well as local sources in Somerset and Gloucestershire. | |
 more | Dapol OO Smith & Forrest Rectangular Tank Wagon Weathered (B815)
Another of Dapols excellent rectangular tank wagons, this model will carry the red livery of Smith & Forrest with weathered finish. | |
 more | Dapol OO R S Clare & Co. Liverpool Rectangular Tank Wagon (B816)
Rectangular tank wagon in the slate grey colours of Clare & Co., a Liverpool based chemicals company.
This wagon is fitted with metal wheels and NEM coupler pockets. | |
 more | Dapol OO Stevens of Oxford 5-Plank Open Wagon (B818)
Featuring all new tooling including a 9-feet wheelbase wood frame style chassis this wagon carries the red livery of Stevens &Co. a large firm of coal merchants and factors based in Oxford.
Stevens were a large firm who grew their business by�taking�over locations and business�from other coal merchants as they wished to sell up or retire. The company operated from locations all across the Midlands and home counties, having several depots in Gloucestershire and Warwickshire. | |
 more | Dapol OO Richard Briggs of Clitheroe Lime Wagon (B819)
Expected end January 2010
Peaked roof covered lime wagon in the brown livery of Ricard Brigs & sons, operators of the Bankfield lime works in Clitheroe. Wagon number 189. | |
 more | Dapol OO South Wales & Cannock Chase 8-Plank Open Coal Wagon (B820)
Expected end January 2010
Model of South Wales & Cannock Chase Coal & Coke Company wagon 977 in the companys' usual light grey livery.
This Worcester based coal company operated a large fleet of wagons supplying coal from South Wales, Forest of Dean and Midlands coal fields to destinations anywhere in the UK. | |
 more | Dapol OO Arley Colliery 7-Plank Open Coal Wagon (B821)
Expected end January 2010
Featuring Dapols new body and 9-feet wheelbase wood frame style chassis this model is painted in the chocolate brown livery of the Arley Colliery, near Coventry, as wagon number 27. | |
 more | Hornby OO Lime Wagon SLB (R6320) Lime Wagonmore.. | |
 more | Hornby OO 3 Plank wagon Trimsaray Co. Ltd (R6337)
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 more | Hornby OO Firestone Wagon (R6343A)
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 more | Hornby OO Private Owner Triple Pack 1 (R6449)
New for 2009
A pack of three weathered private owner open wagons including Brookman McKay
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 more | Hornby OO Private Owner Triple Pack 2 (R6450)
New for 2009
A pack of three weathered private owner open wagons including James Carter Spiers Colmans Mustard | |
 more | Hornby OO United Dairies 6-Wheel Milk Tank Wagon (R6453)
New model for 2009
6-wheeled milk tank wagons could be safely hauled at passenger train speeds. Overnight trains of these tank wagons ran from county districts to the major cities, supplying fresh milk to bottling plants.
This wagon carries the livery of the well known United Dairies company, who owned the special glass-lined tank. The frames were owned by the railway companies, ensuring a high standard of maintenance. | |
 more | Hornby OO Hornby 2009 Covered Lime Wagon (R6458)
New for 2009
Hornbys' annual house livereied wagon for 2009 is the covered lime wagon with its' distinctive peaked roof. more.. | |
 more | Hornby OO S Brookman 5 Plank Open Wagon (R6300) more.. | |
 more | Bachmann OO 5 Plank Nathanial Atrill (37-059) 5 plank open coal wagon operated by Nathanial Atrillm a colliery agent based in Chesterfield. | |
 more | Bachmann OO R Fred Cole 5-Plank Open Coal Wagon (37-060)
An excellent model of the 5-plank open coal wagons operated by R Fred Cole, a coal and coke merchant who operated depots at Fairford and Lechlade along the Cotswold route for many years. | |
 more | Bachmann OO Harrisons Ltd 7 Plank End Door Wagon (37-084)
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 more | Bachmann OO D V Costick 7-Plank Open Coal Wagon (37-109)
An excellent model of a 7-plank open coal wagon operated by Bradfordd coal merchant D V Costick, painted in an eye-catching blue livery. | |
 more | Bachmann OO Esso 14-Ton Oil Tank Wagons Set of 3 Weathered (37-666B) A new set of 3 Esso tank wagons with different numbers. | |
 more | Dapol OO 21-ton Coal Hopper Wagon - Simpson, Bath (B622)
21-ton coal hopper wagon operated by Simpsons of Bath. | |
 more | Dapol OO Thomas & Son, Cardiff Covered Lime Wagon (B684) An excellent model of the peaked roof covered wagons used for the transport of lime during the steam era. This wagon was operated by D. Thomas & Son, Lime merchants of Aberthaw near Cardiff. | |
 more | Dapol OO Gloucester Corporation Electricity 20-ton Steel Open Coal Wagon (B685) The steel bodied 20-ton wagon was promoted by the Great Western in the 1930's as the higher capacity offered better economy for the railways to haul coal. The wagons were hired to several operators and this one is serving the Gloucester Corporation's electricity department. This coal would be used to supply electricity and lighting to the City of Gloucester. | |
 more | Dapol OO Stephenson Clarke Ltd. 20-ton Steel Open Coal Wagon (B694)
Stephenson Clarke were one of the largest coal factoring companies in the UK, supplying many types of coal sourced from from British collieries to any destination required. The large volumes of coal being moved made the higher capacity 20-ton steel wagons especially attractive to the company, particularly when combined with the reduced rates charged by the railway companies and lease-hire scheme offered by the GWR who were actively promoting the use of these 20-ton wagons.
Stephenson Clarke had adopted this simplfied lettering scheme, with just the letters S C appearing on the side of the wagons. This helped keep costs down in the hard economic times of the 1930s. | |
 more | Dapol OO Minera Lime Company Covered Lime Wagon (B717)
The Minera lime company operated a fleet of these covered wagons. The peaked roof of these wagons was quite distinctive and cupboard doors are fitted in place of the usual drop-down door used on an open wagon.
Lime is used by farmers to adjust the acidity of soils to provide the best possible balance for the crop they intend to grow, so lime wagons would have been seen visiting many small goods yards across Britain with deliveries for estate farms and local agricultral supply businesses. | |
 more | Dapol OO ICI Rectangular Ammonia Tank Wagon (B731)
The rectangular tank wagon is a completely new OO wagon from Dapol.
This is the first model using this new tooling carries the livery of Imerial Chemical Industries, who operated these wagons to convey ammonia and nitrates, commonly used for fertilizer production. more.. | |
 more | Dapol OO Hannah Samwell 5-Plank Open Wagon Granite Load (B733)
A neat model of a 5-plank open mineral wagon in the livery of Hannah Samwell & company of Fowey, Cornwall. This wagon was used to convey stone from quarries on the moors down to the dockside at Fowey for onward shipping. No doubt the wagons would laso have been used for rail deliveries where the customer was inland. | |
 more | Dapol OO Clee Hill Granite 4-Plank Open Wagon (B743)
A nice model of a 4-plank open wagon as operated by the Clee Hill Granite company of Ludlow Shropshire. | |
 more | Dapol OO Smith & Forrest Rectangular Tank Wagon (B744)
A completely new OO model of the rectangular type tank wagon from Dapol. This model is painted in the red colours used by Smith & Forrest of Manchester. | |
stock info | Dapol OO Blue Circle Portland Cement Steel Body Box Van (B750)
The iron or steel bodied box vans originally built by the Great Western Railway proved popular with several private traders, especially cement suppliers whose products required to be kept well away from water!
This van is based on the later gunpowder van design of all-steel construction and is painted in the bright yellow livery and familiar Blue Circle brand name. | |
stock info | Dapol OO ACC Rectangular Oil Tank Wagon (B751)
An excellent model of the rectangular type oil tank wagon in the plain black livery used by the Associated Chemical Companies of Wakefield.
It is most likely that this tank wagon would have been used to convey waste coal tar from the production of town gas to the companys' Kirkgate works. Black was often chosen as a livery for these tank wagons, not just for reasons of cost. The heavy oils carried were normally black and staining from spillage was less obtrusive. | |
stock info | Dapol OO B W Co. 4-Plank Open Wagon with Coal Load (B755) A 4-plank open wagon painted in the red livery of B W company. This wagon is marked for return to Radstock on the Somerset and Dorset railway. | |
 more | Dapol OO Rugby Cement Steel Body Box Van (B760)
The iron or steel bodied box vans originally built by the Great Western Railway proved popular with several private traders, especially cement suppliers whose products required to be kept well away from water!
This van is based on the later gunpowder van design of all-steel construction and is painted in the livery of the Rugby Cement company. | |
 more | Dapol OO United Dairies 6-Wheel Milk Tank Wagon U D Lettering (B762)
6-wheel milk tank wagon with the later simplified United Dairies livery using just the initial letters U D. | |
 more | Dapol OO Grazebrook 7-Plank Open Coal Wagon (B766)
New wagon model from Dapol!
This new model features the new Dapol 7-plank open wagon body with fixed ends and a 9-foot wheelbase wood frame chassis incorporating NEM coupler mounting pockets.
Model of a 7-plank open coal wagon as operated by M & W Grazebrook, owners of the Netherton Furnaces close to Dudley, West Midlands.
Previous models have featured and end door design, used by major carriers, collieries and coal factors. Smaller coal merchants did not need the end doors, making this new model more apporpriate for many private owner wagons.
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 more | Dapol OO Marshall 5-Plank Open Coal Wagon (B767)
Featuring Dapols' new 9-feet wheelbase wood rame chassis with NEM coupler pockets.
Model of a 5-plank open coal wagon as operated by coal merchant Marshall of Blair Atholl. | |
 more | Hornby OO 3 Plank Wagon BQC Ltd (R6281)
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 more | Hornby OO D R Llewwllyn 7 Plank Wagon (R6302A)
from Wimber Colliery, Aberdare in South Wales, this 7 plank wagon was owned by D R Llewellyn, built in 1906 and finished in a pristine finish. more.. | |
 more | Hornby OO 3 Plank wagon James Garter & Sons Ltd (R6338)
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 more | Hornby OO 6 Plank wagon C&C Ayers (R6341)
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 more | Hornby OO C C Ayres of Reading 6 Plank Wagon (R6341A) An eye-catching private owner coal wagon in the bright green and yellow livery of C C Ayres of Reading. | |
 more | Hornby OO 20 Ton War Department WD Tank Wagon (R6360B) A large capacity oil tank wagon built for the War Department during WW2. | |
 more | Hornby OO 7 Plank Llewellyn, Firestone, Trinsaran Weathered (R6392)
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 more | Hornby OO LMS Six Wheel Milk Tank Express Dairies (R6404A)
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 more | Hornby OO Six Wheel Milk Tank MMB Milk Market Board (R6406)
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 more | Hornby OO Coalite Open Coke Wagon (R6443)
Coke was much less dense than coal, so to accomodate a full load the height of open coal wagons were often extended uowards using coke boards.
This model of a wagon in service with the Coalite company is fitted with these extension boards | |
 more | Hornby OO Bedwas Coke Open Coke Wagon (R6444)
New for 2009
Coke was much less dense than coal, so to accomodate a full load the height of open coal wagons were often extended uowards using coke boards.
This model of a wagon in service with the Bedwas Coke company is fitted with these extension boards | |
 more | Bachmann OO ICI Fleetwood Salt 10-ton Salt Wagon Maroon (33-179A)
A nicely detailed model of the 10-ton covered salt wagon with crisply printed lettering.
These covered wagons with a distincive peaked roof delivered bulk salt across the British railway network. more.. | |
stock info | Bachmann OO John Arnold Chipping Sodbury 5-Plank Open Wagon (37-033)
Expected Winter 2009/10 | |
 more | Bachmann OO Bradley Ltd. 7 Plank End Door Wagon (37-083)
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 more | Bachmann OO Frederick Biss 7-Plank Open Coal Wagon (37-108)
Model of a 7-plank open coal wagon number 3 operated by Frederick Biss, a north Bristol coal merchant and factor based at the large Stoke Gifford yard and nearby Patchway station. | |
 more | Bachmann OO 8 Plank End Wagon Pease & Partners (37-132) 8 Plank End Wagon "Pease & Partners"more.. | |
stock info | Bachmann OO Ketton Cement Sheffield 8-Plank Open Wagon (37-134)
Expected Winter 2009/10
8-plank end door�wagon in Ketton Cement of Sheffield red and blue livery.
Please note that this item is shown as 37-160 in the Bachmann 2009 catalogue and has had a new reference number allocated. | |
 more | Bachmann OO Elders Navagation Collieries 7 Plank Wagon with Coke Rail (37-182A) A good model of a wagon owned by the Elders Navigation colliery company. | |
stock info | Bachmann OO T L Hale, Tipton 7-Plank Open Wagon (37-184)
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 more | Bachmann OO Reading Gas Company 8 Plank Wagon with Coke Rail (37-206)
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 more | Bachmann OO Mobil 14-Ton Oil Tank Wagon (37-675A)
14-ton oil tank wagon operated by the Mobil oil company. | |
 more | Dapol OO Aplin & Barrett 6-Wheel Milk Tank (B673)
A 6-wheel milk tank wagon operated by Aplin & Barrett, fitted with a red/brown painted tank.
These 6-wheeled tank wagons were designed to run at express train speeds, ensuring that the fresh milk was conveyed swiftly to Britains major cities. Often a daily round trip was operated from country dairy to London and back. These wagons are ideal tail traffic for your branch and local passenger trains, providing extra shunting for your trains to perform. more.. | |
stock info | Dapol OO Spillers Flour Steel Body Covered Van (B824)
The GWR introduced steel bodied covered vans in the early 20th century.
Spillers flour ordered a batch of these vans as they offered much better and secure weather protection than wooden bodied wagons of the period. | |
stock info | Dapol OO Partington 8 Plank Open Coal Wagon (B825)
Featuring the new Dapol 8-plank body and 9-feeet wheelbase chassis.
Model of an 8-plank open coal wagon painted in Partington colours. | |
 more | Hornby OO Lunt End Tipping Wagon (R6445)
New for 2009
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stock info | Hornby OO Bernard T Frost 7 Plank Open Wagon (R6488)
Expected 1st quarter 2010
7 plank open coal wagon as operated by Bernard T Frost of Witney. | |
stock info | Hornby OO Little Mill Brick Company 4 Plank Open Wagon (R6490)
Expected 1st quarter 2010
4 plank open wagons were often used for buidling materials to prevent overloading of the wagons.
This wagon is finished in the livery of the Little Mill Brick company. | |
stock info | Hornby OO Thomas Lant 4 Plank Open Wagon (R6491)
Expected 1st quarter 2010
Thomas Lant was the owner of the Llanelwedd basalt quarry near the market and spa town of Builth Wells, Powys. This wagon would have been used to haul the quarrys' products which included roadstone and tarmacadam.
Low sided 4-plank wagons were normally�used for stone loads to prevent overloading, stone being much heavier by volume than the coal, for which taller wagons were needed. | |
stock info | Hornby OO Abercriban Quarries 4 Plank Open Wagon 57 (R6492)
Expected 1st quarter 2010
Abercriban quarry at Pontsticill near Merthyr produced grey grit, limestone, selling graded and coated stone products including chippings, gravel, roadstone and tarmacadam.
Wagon number 57 was supplied by the Gloucester RCW in October 1907. This being before the 'grouping' of 1922 the wagon is marked for return to the B&M Rly, the Brecon and Merthyr railway. | |
stock info | Hornby OO Nook & Wyrley Collieries 5 Plank Open Wagon (R6493)
Expected�2nd quarter 2010
5 plank open coal wagon operated by the Nook and Wyrley collieries for the distribution of domestic coal. | |
stock info | Hornby OO Consolidated Fisheries Grimsby 7 Plank Open Wagon (R6494)
Expected 2nd quarter 2010
To ensure a good supply of coal was available for their fishing fleets several fishing companies operated railway wagons. This model is a wagon opearted by Consolidated Fisheries of Grimsby. | |
stock info | Hornby OO Thos W Ward, TWW of Sheffield Coke Wagon (R6495)
Expected 2nd quarter 2010
Operated by the well-known Thos Ward company of Sheffield this open coal wagon is equiped with coke rails to increase the carrying volume. | |
stock info | Hornby OO Carpenter & Sons of Tiverton Coke Wagon (R6496)
Expected 2nd quarter 2010
Operated by the Carpenter & Sons of Tiverton, Devon this open coal wagon has bee equiped with coke rails to increase the carrying volume.
Coke, produced by heating coal in the absence of oxygen to drive off impurities, has a much lower density than coal. To use the full weight carrying capacity of a coal wagon extra rails were added above the top plank to increase the volume of coke which could be safely contained. | |
stock info | Hornby OO Norths Navigation Collieries 7 Plank Open Wagon (R6497)
Expected 2nd quarter 2010
The Norths Navigation group of collieries was formed at the end of the 19th century and operated about 15 collieries by the 1914. They owned a large fleet of railway wagons to convey the production of their collieries.
The livery of the wagons was particularly attractive in the early years, featuring a monogram on the side door formed from the company initials. Wagon number 3000 was one of a larger order placed with the Gloucester RCW and supplied in December 1911. more.. | |
stock info | Hornby OO AAC Amalgamated Anthracite 21-ton Steel Open Wgaon (R6498)
Expected 2nd quarter 2010
One of the big South Wales colliery groups Amalgamated Anthracite Collieries made full use of these large capacity wagons and reduced haulage rates offered by the GWR.
Robustly built in steel the 21-ton open wagon conveyed more coal for considerably less empty wheight than comparable wooden 10-ton capacity wagons. more.. | |
stock info | Hornby OO Hornby 2010 7 Plank Open Coal Wagon (R6501) The annual Hornby livereied wagon for 2010 is this 7-plank open coal wagon. Finished in Hornby red with yellow lettering. | |