Heljan 1116

35t ‘B Tank’ Grey TSV Molasses Tank No.48559/48591/48617/48623 4-Pack

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Prototype Era
Era 8 (1983 to 1994) British Rail Sectorisation

Manufacturer description

Among Heljan’s most frequently requested models are the superb OO gauge 35t A and B Tank wagons. Heljan are very happy to report that they will return in late 2024 in a range of classic liveries covering both variants.

Featuring superb-fine detail, etched walkways, sprung buffers and outstanding decoration the wagons are supplied in quad packs, allowing you to build up authentic trains with different running numbers and prototypical livery variations.

Competitively priced, they're a winning combination of superb looks, great running qualities and excellent value for money.

Model
Set of four 1:76 Scale Wagonss decorated in Private Owner livery. These models feature lots of expertly applied details as based on the prototypes, a high level of body detail and excellent running characteristics.

Features

• 1:76 Scale Model
  
• NEM Couplings
  
• Highly Detailed Finish
  

Contents

• 4 x Heljan Wagons

Specifications

• Wagon Class - 35t B Tank
  
• Operator - Private Owner
  
• Primary Country of Operation - British

Measurements

• Minimum Radius    438mm

Catalogue listing

Heljan 35t B Tank wagon set, model numbers 48559, 48591, 48617 and 48623, is supplied as a quad pack in 1:76 (OO gauge) scale. The wagons are presented in a grey TSV Molasses Tank livery and are intended to represent the British Rail sectorisation period. The manufacturer part number is 1116 and the operator listed is Private Owner, with the primary country of operation being Britain.

Each wagon features etched walkways, sprung buffers, NEM couplings and a highly detailed finish that includes fine body detailing and accurate prototype markings. The models are designed for good running characteristics and can be assembled with differing running numbers and liveries to create authentic train consist.

The set is competitively priced and aims to provide a balance of visual quality, operational performance and value for money. The minimum curve radius recommended for the wagons is 438 mm.

According to the producer, the model will be re‑released in late 2024, offering a range of classic liveries for both the A and B tank variants.