963002 LMS Iron Ore Hopper - LMS (pre-36) No.690720 option-set-118 This model is designed to

This model is designed to work alongside the other Low Relief Stone Terraces in the Scenecraft range and has a door painted in brown on the left-hand side of the building

Allows the PL-50 Switch Module to be extended to any size required

The GWR variations were often seen with town names printed on the sides to show where the brake van needed returning to

RUNNING NUMBER 41227

the Ferret Scout Car saw widespread British and Commonwealth military service from the 1950s onwards

963002 LMS Iron Ore Hopper - LMS (pre-36) No.690720 option-set-118 This model is designed toConstructed between the early 1920s and mid 1930s the LMS produced numerous Iron Ore Hoppers using a variety of diagram numbers, however, for the most part, they looked identical. Built by several contractors the diagram 1893, 1894, 1941, and 1942s only differed with the steel that was used to construct them and a handful of buffer varieties. With a carrying capacity of 20 tons, the Iron Ore wagons were used for carrying a plethora of raw materials