20T Coke Hoppers three pack British Railways Era 5 6 At Nationalisation in 1948, British Rail inherited the 200 LMS and 600 or so private owner wagons and they continued in service through to the late 1950s/early 1960s before being withdrawn. With the design being as functional as it was, the first BR derivatives came from these early LMS wagons, the main difference being that they were fitted with plain front axle boxes, metal side and end raves and tie bars. Over the next ten years, over 2000 wagons were built to three different diagrams, with subtle modifications to the design. Features include: Split spoked wheels Die-cast chassis Gauge: 00 Operator/Livery: BR Age Suitability: 14+ Purpose: Freight Wheel Configuration: 0-4-0 Special Features: NEM Couplings Freight trains formed the visual back drop to an industrial nation and our wonderfully utilitarian rolling stock is essential for any authentic model railway. From rural idyll to urban bustle, a tank engine or diesel electric shunter with its timber, aggregate or chemical wagons in tow will ensure your layout looks interesting and realistic. Whether you are looking for Hornby container wagons or brake vans, many come with detailed logos. Look out for the pre-weathered models too, for additional details.