Gunpowder Van Livery:RCH pattern - 299031 - LMS livery This is a scratch-aid etch

This is a scratch-aid etch for the french WW1 Locotracteur Crochat Type 14L-4-60

lift-link brake gear and self-contained buffers

Notable current locations include Amberley Museum

The South Eastern & Chatham Railway used its standard underframe to build 700 five-plank open wagons to two different diagrams

with iron floor and ends and 2 plank dropsides

Gunpowder Van Livery:RCH pattern - 299031 - LMS livery This is a scratch-aid etchThe railway companies were once responsible for the movement of gunpowder to military establishments, mines and quarries and they built special vans to carry it safely. Gunpowder vans were run in ordinary goods trains. Their all metal, low height bodies that were lined internally with wood. Only authorised staff could open the doors and special over boots were provided to ensure that no sparks were created. This ready to run model in 00 gauge is