Dapol 4F-011-013

Ventilated Fruit Van LMS 511254

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

Manufacturer description

Catalogue listing

Brand
Dapol
Product Code
4F-011-013
RRP
£11.14

Model details

Gauge
OO
Livery
LMS grey
Coupling
NEM / Tension lock
Tooling date
2004
Scale
OO Gauge (1:76 Scale)
Coupling mount
NEM pockets
Coupling type
Tension lock
Realistic load
No
Finish
Pristine
Running number
511254

Prototype information

Main duties
General freight
Type of vehicle
Goods van
Builder
LMS Wolverton
Build dates
1935 to 1945
Wheel configuration
4-wheel
Operated by
LMS
British Railways
TOPS classification
London, Midland & Scottish Railway Ventilated Van
Wheel arrangement
4-wheel
Built
1935 to 1945
Built by
LMS Wolverton

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The Dapol Ventilated Fruit Van LMS 511254 is a OO gauge model representing a London, Midland & Scottish Railway (LMS) ventilated van. It is finished in LMS grey with a pristine condition finish and carries the running number 511254. The model features NEM/Tension lock couplings, a 4‑wheel arrangement and is built to the specifications of an LMS Wolverton fruit van produced between 1935 and 1945. The manufacturer part number is 4F‑011‑013.

The model depicts a wagon from the period known as The Big Four, when the major British railway companies – LNER, LMS, GWR and SR – operated before nationalisation. It is intended for use on OO gauge layouts and is supplied in a ready‑to‑run condition.

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