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Accurascale ACC2038CS-S

VTG Castle Cement - S

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Prototype Eras
Era 9 (1995 to 2004) Initial Privatisation
Era 10 (2005 to 2015) Rebuilding of the Railways
Era 11 (2016 to 2026) The Last Days of Privatisation

Manufacturer description

Common Features:

• Pack of Three Wagons each with individual numbers and detailing
  
• Individual lettering, logos and codes from real wagons for total authenticity
  
• NEM Standard Flexible Coupler Pockets
  
• NEM Narrow Tension Lock Couplers Provided
  
• RP25.110 darkened profile wheel-sets with 14.4mm back to backs
  
• Metal disc wagon wheels on metal axles - 12.6mm
  
• Etched Steel factory fitted detailing, ladders and walkways
  
• Extra fine factory fitted detail plastic parts
  
• Extra fine factory fitted Pipework
  
• Metal, fully sprung scale buffers
  
• Added weight for NEM Standard 25g per Axle

Catalogue listing

Model details

Prototype information

Accurascale has released a new model of the PCA VTG Castle Cement wagon. This OO gauge model is a three-pack, each wagon featuring individual numbers and detailing to replicate real-world examples.

The model represents the wagon's original livery and includes precise lettering, logos, and codes. The NEM Standard Flexible Coupler Pockets allow for easy coupling and uncoupling, while the NEM Narrow Tension Lock Couplers provide secure connections.

The wheels are designed to meet the RP25.110 standard, with a darkened profile and 14.4mm back to backs. The metal disc wagon wheels are mounted on metal axles, measuring 12.6mm. Other features include etched steel detailing, ladders, and walkways, as well as extra fine plastic parts and pipework.

The model also includes metal, fully sprung scale buffers, and has been weighted to meet the NEM Standard, with 25g added to each axle. The PCA VTG Castle Cement wagon was built by CFMF and Fauvet-Girel between 1982 and 1985, and operated by Castle Cement during the rebuilding of the railways.