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Hornby R60025

6 Plank Wagon, Burnyeat Brown & Co. - Era 2

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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

This six-plank wagon, No. 691, is presented in a livery belonging to Burnyeat Brown & Co. Limited. The wagon would have been based in Cardiff and could take a load of up to 10 Tons.

This wagon represents the typical freight that would be found on Britain's railways in both the 19th and 20th century.

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Catalogue listing

Brand
Hornby
Product Code
R60025
GTIN
5055286691911
RRP
£19.49
Catalogue
2021 Range
Release date
October 2021

Model details

Colour
Black
Minimum radius curve
1st Radius (371mm)
Finish
Pristine
Coupling
NEM
Realistic load
No
Gauge
OO
Livery
Burnyeat Brown & Co.
Running number
691

Prototype information

Operator
Burnyeat Brown & Co.

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Hornby 6 Plank Wagon, Burnyeat Brown & Co. – Era 2 is a OO gauge model in black finish, presented in pristine condition. It carries the running number 691 and uses a NEM coupling. The wagon measures 71 mm in length and is suitable for a minimum radius curve of 1st Radius (371 mm). Its manufacturer part number is R60025 and it is listed under the livery of Burnyeat Brown & Co., the operator named on the model.

The model represents a pre‑grouping six‑plank freight wagon that would have operated from Cardiff, capable of carrying up to ten tons. It illustrates the type of freight wagon commonly seen on Britain’s railways during the 19th and early 20th centuries.

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