963015 LMS Iron Ore Hopper - Longmoor Military Railway No.82691 DCC-Ready Bogies constructed from multiple components

Bogies constructed from multiple components featuring full relief detail

which was transferred to road vehicles to deliver to domestic customers

de Havilland established an overseas subsidiary in Canada

Stroudley provided the London Brighton & South Coast Railway with a dedicated passenger version – the ‘D’ 0-4-2T – in 1873

illustrated instructions in 11 languages (Ukrainian

963015 LMS Iron Ore Hopper - Longmoor Military Railway No.82691 DCC-Ready Bogies constructed from multiple componentsConstructed between the early 1920s and mid 1930s the LMS produced numerous Iron Ore Hoppers using a variety of diagram numbers, however, for the most part, they looked identical. Built by several contractors the diagram 1893, 1894, 1941, and 1942s only differed with the steel that was used to construct them and a handful of buffer varieties. With a carrying capacity of 20 tons, the Iron Ore wagons were used for carrying a plethora of raw materials