7F-052-012 O Gauge 5 Plank 9Ft Gresford Wrexham 266 O Gauge Mk1 greater flexibility and reduced transport

greater flexibility and reduced transport costs that using standardised containers allowed

It was built at Ashford during the years of the World War II and vans were sold to other rail operators such as GWR and LMS

- Scale length and accurately modelled exterior & correctly profiled roof & carriage sides- Easy to remove roof for placement of passengers and access to internal workings- Correctly detailed window ventilators and profiled windows as originally built

• Two boiler variations

Class 58 loco power bogie complete - early type with no sanders fitted

7F-052-012 O Gauge 5 Plank 9Ft Gresford Wrexham 266 O Gauge Mk1 greater flexibility and reduced transport5 Plank Coal Wagon Specifications Diecast Chassis Compensation beam for smooth running Injection moulded body and detail parts Sprung metal buffers Sprung couplings Externally braced Diecast open spoke wheels with blackened steel tyres. Wheels suitable for fine standard track Expertly applied livery RCH 1887 Specification 5 plank body Axle boxes and brake shoes embossed with the word Gloucester Brake gear on one side