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BR 12 ton Fruit Van (LMSdesign)
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BR 12 ton Fruit Van (LMSdesign)
After W.W.2 the LMS built 6 of these experimental fruit vans. Afurther 200 were built by BR at wolverton in 1949. They were in regular use until the mid 1970s and could be seen on parcels and passenger trains as well as freight trains.
Comes with metal wheels. Coupling required.
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| Scale | OO (1/76) |
| Material | Plastic |
| Assembly | Kit |
| Finish | Unpainted |
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BR 12 ton Fruit Van (LMSdesign)
After W.W.2 the LMS built 6 of these experimental fruit vans. Afurther 200 were built by BR at wolverton in 1949. They were in regular use until the mid 1970s and could be seen on parcels and passenger trains as well as freight trains.
A batch of 250 were built at Darlington with a LNER type chassis.
This finely moulded plastic wagon kit comes complete with pin point axle wheels and bearings. Glue and paint will be required, along with appropriate transfers. Additional parts to enable the vehicle to be modelled incorporating modifications made to the prototypes during their working life are included where appropriate.
Comes with metal wheels. Coupling required.
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