Hornby R60142

RailRoad 'ZDA' 45 Ton Open 'Squid' Wagon, 100080 - Era 7

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Prototype Eras
Era 7 (1972 to 1982) British Rail Blue (TOPS)
Era 8 (1983 to 1994) British Rail Sectorisation

Manufacturer description

The OAA wagon could be seen as a logical progression of the open wagons of yore, they had no explicit purpose in mind upon introduction but to haul a large amount of cargo wherever was required. Introduced in 1971 with a carrying capacity of 31 tonnes the OAA wagons had drop side doors on each side for the easy loading and unloading of cargo. 

The OAA wagons saw conversions and rebuilds within a few years of introduction as the railways undertook a move towards specific rolling stock for specific uses, and the need for general wagons became reduced. Many wagons would go on to enter departmental service. A small handful of the wagons are still in service, although these tend to be used as barrier vehicles in the modern era.

Catalogue listing

Brand
Hornby
Range
Railroad
Product Code
R60142
GTIN
5063129013332
RRP
£19.99
Catalogue
2023 Range
Release date
Q1 2024

Model details

Finish
Painted
Gauge
OO
Colour
Maroon
Minimum radius curve
2nd Radius (438mm)
Livery
Railfreight grey (inc. Red Stripe)
Coupling
Fixed Tension Lock
Buffers
Separate Plastic Buffers
Running number
100080

Prototype information

Wagon type
Open Wagon
Operator
BR
TOPS classification
British Rail ZDA 'Bass/Squid' Dropside Open
Wheel arrangement
4 wheel
TOPS code (CARKND)
ZDA
Designer
BR
Built
1971 - 1979
Built by
British Rail, Ashford Works British Rail, Shildon Works

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