Bachmann 44-0519

Eastern Water Crane

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Manufacturer description

Used to provide water for steam locomotives, water cranes like this were common in areas with nearby water tanks across the railway network. This Eastern Water Crane from Scenecraft is an example of the sort of crane used in the eastern regions of the country and can be mounted on a station platform or between lines in a yard.

 

MODEL FEATURES:

Catalogue listing

Brand
Bachmann
Range
Scenecraft
Product Code
44-0519
GTIN
803393091491
RRP
£27.95
Catalogue
Spring 2023
Release date
August 2023

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Bachmann Eastern Water Crane – part number 44‑0519. This OO‑scale model represents a water crane used historically to supply water to steam locomotives, particularly in the eastern regions of the United Kingdom. It may be positioned on a station platform or between tracks in a yard, reflecting the typical installation of such equipment on the railway network.

The model is supplied fully decorated and ready for immediate placement on a model railway layout. It is highly detailed and has been hand‑painted to replicate the appearance of a real water crane.

The product is suitable for use in British model railways built to OO scale and can be incorporated into existing scenes that feature water tanks, steam locomotives or railway yards.

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