Name: Dapol B018 Unpainted Grampus Wagon Body
Brand: Dapol
SKU: B018
Price: 3.02 GBP

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

Manufacturer description

Unpainted body ready for painting and fixing to a chassis of your choice.

Catalogue listing

Brand

Dapol

Product Code

B018

GTIN

5016927264758

RRP

£3.02

Release date

June 2022

Model details

Gauge

Livery

Unpainted

Width

33mm

Finish

Pristine

Coupling

NEM / Tension lock

Minimum radius curve

Radius 1

Tooling date

2008

Chassis construction

Plastic & metal

Coupling mount

NEM pockets

Coupling type

Tension lock

Minimum radius

Radius 1

Scale

OO Gauge (1:76 Scale)

Prototype information

Builder

British Rail

Build dates

1951 to 1959

In service until

Early 1980s

Main duties

Ballast transport

Operated by

British Rail

Type of vehicle

Open Ballast Wagon

Wheel configuration

4-wheel

Operator

British Rail

Wheel arrangement

4-wheel

Built

1951 to 1959

Built by

British Rail

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The Dapol Unpainted Grampus Wagon Body is a model railway item designed for use in OO gauge layouts. It features a width of 33mm and a pristine finish, awaiting decoration and attachment to a suitable chassis.

The model's specifications include a minimum radius curve requirement of Radius 1, allowing for use on tighter turns. It is equipped with a NEM/Tension lock coupling, suitable for coupling with other models. The Grampus Wagon Body has a 4-wheel wheel arrangement.

The model is based on a British Rail design, built between 1951 and 1959. It represents the Big Four era of British railways, which spanned from the 1920s to the 1940s.