Hornby

Hornby 2013 Wagon - 21 Ton Open Wagon Dimensions: L: 88mm

Hornby R6745 4 Plank Wagon 'Hingley & Sons Ltd' OO gauge

Hornby R6758 7 Plank wagon 'Arthur Wharton' No 3018 OO Gauge

Hornby R6806  3 Plank Wagon 'GW' No 34920 OO gauge

R6823 GWR AA15 20 Ton Goods Brake Van 'Toad' 56866 At first glance, it may seem that the Great Western Railway built huge numbers of 'Toad' brake vans that were all of the same design; four wheeled, of wooden construction and with a distinctive veranda at one end. Essentially this is true, as the basic design didn’t really change between 1888 and the 1950s, but the key here is ‘basic’, as when buf…

R60028 BR, Vent Van - Era 4 A small multipurpose goods van which would transport all manner of items whilst keeping them protected from the wind and rain. This wagon features a single vent design allowing air to flow thereby maintaining a cooler air temperature.

R60030 GWR, 'Mogo' Vent Van - Era 3 Mogo' vans were railway vans built by Great Western Railway (GWR) in-order to transport motor vehicles. Each van could only take a single vehicle which was loaded by driving through doors in the end of the van. The van additionally featured side doors so that it could be used to transport normal goods if not needed as a motor transporter. 350 wagons were built b…

R60033 Lowmac, D Townsend - Era 3 The loading gauge on British railways could preclude the movement of tall goods on normal wagons. One solution to this was the lower the centre of the wagon so that the goods sat closer to the rail. This Lowmac wagon is branded with D Townsend, Rock Merchant.

R60073 Lowmac, A. A. Lucassen - Era 3 The loading gauge on British railways could preclude the movement of tall goods on normal wagons. Lowmac wagons feature a distinctive shape; a flat platform in the centre with sloped platforms that rose up towards the ends making room for the wheels underneath. This Lowmac wagon is branded with A. A. Lucassen, in an eye catching blue

R60086 Hornby Railways 50th Anniversary Wagon, 1972 - 2022 A special wagon to celebrate 50 years of Hornby Railways, beginning in 1972 at the end of the Tri-ang Hornby era. This wagon is based on a long wheelbase wagon and would be a great addition to any Hornby fan's collection.

R60170 Lowmac with Coca-Cola Bottle This Lowmac wagon features a custom livery of the Coca Cola brand, one of the most popular and recognisable advertising aesthetics since 1886