Bachmann 33-032

3 x Coal Trader 7 Plank Wagons - Wagon A) 180 in Newbold & Martell Brown Livery, Wagon B) G55 Wagon in Whitwick Grey Livery, Wagon C) 9 Wagon in Stockingford Green Livery

Name: Bachmann 33-032 3 x Coal Trader 7 Plank Wagons - Wagon A) 180 in Newbold & Martell Brown Livery, Wagon B) G55 Wagon in Whitwick Grey Livery, Wagon C) 9 Wagon in Stockingford Green Livery
Brand: Bachmann
SKU: 33-032

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Prototype Eras
Era 2 (1875 to 1923) Pre-grouping
Era 3 (1923 to 1947) The Big Four (LNER, LMS, GWR and SR)

Manufacturer description

Set of Three 'Coal Trader' 7 Plank Wagons - Wagon A) Running Number 180 in 'Newbold & Martell' Brown Livery, Wagon B) Running Number G55 Wagon in 'Whitwick' Grey Livery, Wagon C) Running
Number 9 Wagon in 'Stockingford' Green Livery

Catalogue listing

Brand

Bachmann

Product Code

33-032

Model details

Livery

Brown, Green & Grey

Scale

OO Gauge (1:76 Scale)

Chassis construction

Lightweight

Coupling mount

Fixed

Coupling type

Tension lock

Minimum radius

Radius 1

Tooling date

1977

Finish

Pristine

Running numbers

180, G55 & 9, 180, G55, 9

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Bachmann offer a set of three 7 plank coal trader wagons in a pre-grouping liveries. Each wagon is presented with a distinct running number and colour scheme. Wagon A carries the number 180 in the Newbold & Martell brown livery, Wagon B is marked G55 and finished in Whitwick grey, and Wagon C bears the number 9 in Stockingford green.

The wagons are modelled to the scale commonly used for British model railways and are intended for use on layouts representing the early railway era before the 1923 grouping. The set provides a variety of liveries for collectors and operators who wish to represent different regional freight operators of the period.