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Prototype Era
Era 3 (1923 to 1947) The Big Four (LNER, LMS, GWR and SR)
Introduced in 1942 for the transport of Sherman tanks, the 50T bogie Warwell wagon continued to see service after the end of the Second World War. Our model captures it's original and designed for use - moving new Sherman tanks arriving at the West coast ports from American factories. They would travel in these special wagons - which allowed the tanks to fit within the UK loading gauge - down to the training grounds and armouries of the South. This model also includes a die-cast Sherman tank in matching 1:76 scale. In it's 'as shipped' form with wooden packing carton on it's rear and gun supported by a wooden stake.
Other versions and liveries can be found here.
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Oxford
OR76WW001
Warwell A Ministry Of War Transport MS1
Oxford
OR76WW001B
Warwell A Ministry of War Transport WW50 Warwell A
Oxford
OR76WW002
Warwell A Diamond Bogies BR Brown DM360331
Oxford
OR76WW002W
Warwell A Diamond Bogies BR Weathered Dm360332
Oxford
OR76WW003
Warwell A Steel carrier DM748305 Diamond Bogies
Oxford
OR76WW006
Warwell No36 with Sherman Tank
Oxford
OR76WW006B
Warwell With Sherman Tank
Oxford
OR76WW009
Warwell With Steam Road Engine
Oxford
OR76WW010
Southern Railway Warwell - Revised Bed MS14176
Oxford
OR76WW011
Modern Airbraked Warwell
Oxford
OR76WW004
Warwell MOD KWA Warwell Set 95535/95578/95540 (3)
Oxford Warwell Flat Wagon KWA 95537 with Sherman tank load is a 1:76 scale model of the 50âton bogie wagon introduced in February 1942 for the transport of Sherman tanks. The wagon was used by the War Department to move new tanks from Westâcoast ports to training grounds and armouries in the south of the United Kingdom, fitting within the British loading gauge. Service continued after the Second World War.
The model is supplied in the original War Department livery, with the running number WW35 and a pristine paint finish. It includes a dieâcast Sherman tank, also in 1:76 scale, presented âas shippedâ with a wooden packing carton on the rear and the gun supported by a wooden stake. The manufacturer part number is OR76WW006C and the period represented is the era of the âBig Fourâ railway companies (LNER, LMS, GWR and SR).
Additional liveries and versions of this wagon are available from the same range.