76MW6005 Bristol MW6G Thames Valley option-set-dcc-sound-sa-w-1 Originally the wagons were covered

Originally the wagons were covered by tarpaulins

The King Tiger went into mass production at the Henschel factory beginning August 1944

This selection of colours with which you can quickly paint water tanks for steam engines

maximum gap-filling adhesive

Our 1:76 scale vehicle is decorated in bright red and black with an RAF number plate RAF 108888

76MW6005 Bristol MW6G Thames Valley option-set-dcc-sound-sa-w-1 Originally the wagons were coveredDetails The Bristol MW (Medium Weight) was a bus and coach chassis designed and built between 1956 and 1964 by Bristol Commercial Vehicles Ltd. All the MW chassis featured either a 5 cylinder or a 6 cylinder engine with related chassis type designation. Our Oxford model is designated type 6, hence the MW6G classification Here we see it as used by Thames Valley, decorated in their cream and maroon livery, registered 520 ABL. The interior is moulded in