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Bachmann 37-097

5 Plank Wooden Floor 3-Wagon Pack 'Private Owner Coal Traders' (Weathered)

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Prototype Era
Era 3 (1923 to 1947) The Big Four (LNER, LMS, GWR and SR)

Manufacturer description

Set of Three 'Coal Trader' Plank Wagons - Wagon A) 5 Plank Wagon with Wooden Floor in 'R. Fred Cole' Red Livery, B) 5 Plank Wagon with Wooden Floor in 'Nathanial Atrill' Grey Livery, Wagon C) 5
Plank Wagon with Wooden Floor in 'Associated Coal Consumers Ltd' Red Livery - Weathered & Distressed with Replacement Planking

Catalogue listing

Brand
Bachmann
Range
Branchline
Product Code
37-097
GTIN
803393040819
RRP
£59.95
Release date
November 2022

Model details

Tooling date
1998
Finish
Weathered
Scale
OO Gauge (1:76 Scale)
Livery
Grey & Red
Running numbers
896, 11

Prototype information

Operator
Associated Coal Consumers, Nath Atrill, R. Fred. Cole
Wagon type
Open
Owner
Associated Coal Consumers
TOPS classification
British Railways 5 Plank Wagon

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Bachmann 5 Plank Wooden Floor 3‑Wagon Pack ‘Private Owner Coal Traders’ (Weathered) is a model railway set comprising three 5‑plank wooden‑floor wagons. Each wagon measures 83 mm in length and is finished in a weathered appearance.

The wagons are licensed to the operators Associated Coal Consumers, Nath Atrill and R. Fred. Cole. The set carries the Bachmann manufacturer part number 37‑097.

The model represents the era of the Big Four railway companies – the LNER, LMS, GWR and SR – and is suitable for use in layouts depicting that historical period.

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