SECR 20t 6-Wheel Brake Van Livery:Plain Brown - single veranda Stuart "Sirdar" Nº 12

Stuart "Sirdar" Nº 12

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

An increase in suburban services during the 1920s did see many of the O class return to passenger hauling services

Some 12 years and £400

1:76 scale and are intended for the Narrow Planet Dolgochification conversion of the Bachmann USA "Rheneas"

SECR 20t 6-Wheel Brake Van Livery:Plain Brown - single veranda Stuart "Sirdar" Nº 12First introduced in 1898, the South Eastern Railways 20 ton six wheeled brake van (later Southern Railway Diagram 1558) began as a 40 strong batch with a single enclosed veranda. Following the 1899 formation of the South Eastern and Chatham Railway (SECR), the design evolved: in 1910, a further 50 vans were built with enclosed verandas at both ends, and between 1914 and 1920, earlier single veranda examples were rebuilt to a similar dual ended layout.