BR Mk.2c (large toilet window) TSO(T) M6526 Blue/Grey w/InterCity Livery_ARC

BR Mk.2c (large toilet window) TSO(T) M6526 Blue/Grey w/InterCity Livery_ARCCommon Features: Highly detailed OO Gauge 1: 76. 2 Scale Models on 16. 5mm track Extremely fine exterior rivet detail on roof and coach ends Separately applied etched metal and high fidelity plastic parts, including handrails, brake steam heat pipes, ETH cabling and sockets, footsteps, dummy drophead knuckle coupler, and roof vents Prism Free Glazing Pre painted etched metal water filler covers provided for customer to install Fully detailed

31009 - Blue Tara Mines Livery

This wagon will be presented in a custom box

Thames Mills was closed and transferred into the ownership of Bowaters’ Northfleet Terminals Ltd group and in 1981 412427 was donated by NTL to the fledging North Downs Steam Railway

who kindly allowed Accurascale to survey the almost completely intact BR-period interior of this vehicle as part of the Mk

new to Stratford in March 1959 and withdrawn from Bescot in May 1997

logos and codes from real wagons for authenticity

Fully detailed Interior

before renumbering as AD 3031 in 1967 and ARMY 5301 in 1968

It provides both a secure storage place when the controller is not in use

Yellow Dot

Repatriated to the UK in time for the Crewe Basford Hall Open Day in August 1995

Perhaps the most recognisable of the goods vehicles was the humble open wagon with its galvanised pressed metal body