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Accurascale ACC1070-PCV-M

APCM Cemflo / PCV Powder Wagon - Triple Pack - APCM8575, APCM8582, APCM8584

Manufacturer catalogue image - please note that pre-release images may be CAD renders or CGI/AI images rather than photographs

Prototype Eras
Era 5 (1956 to 1966) British Railways Late Crest
Era 7 (1972 to 1982) British Rail Blue (TOPS)

Manufacturer description

Specifications:

• Highly detailed, accurate scale model
• Factory-fitted detail parts (brake pipes, lamp irons, etc.) 
• Factory-fitted etched solebar details
• Factory-fitted pipework
• Sprung buffers
• Fully detailed underframe (including brake rigging and hangers)
• Blackened metal  12.6mm 3-hole disc wheels on metal axles, RP25.110 profile sets with 14.4mm back to backs and 26mm over pinpoints
• NEM coupler pockets fitted with narrow tension lock couplers
• Additional internal weight
• Designed for EM and P4

 

Catalogue listing

Model details

Accurascale has released a triple pack of OO gauge Cemflo / PCV Powder Wagon models, each representing a different vehicle from the APCM fleet.

The models are finished in a pristine condition and feature a Blue Circle livery. Each wagon has a unique running number: APCM8575, APCM8582, and APCM8584. The models are equipped with NEM + Tension Lock couplers.

The Accurascale Cemflo / PCV Powder Wagon models are highly detailed and accurate scale representations of the real thing. They feature factory-fitted detail parts, etched solebar details, pipework, and sprung buffers. The underframe is fully detailed, including brake rigging and hangers.

The models are designed for EM and P4 gauges and feature blackened metal wheels with a 12.6mm diameter and RP25.110 profile. The wheels have a 14.4mm back to back measurement and 26mm over pinpoints. An additional internal weight is provided to ensure stable running.

The Accurascale Cemflo / PCV Powder Wagon models are a great addition to any OO gauge model railway layout, particularly those depicting British Railways in the late Crest period.