931020 SECR 6 Wheel Brake Van - No. 2028- SECR Maunsell Dark Grey Wire Underneath these doors are footsteps

Underneath these doors are footsteps which are added individually

The Hornby J50 model sports an imposing LNER Black livery and represents the prototypical locomotive at the start of its working life

Loco hauled - You can now pull the Ballast Spreader with a locomotive as well as by hand

a socket on the car where the EasyFit Digital Plug is connected to convert the car for use on a SCALEXTRIC DIGITAL layout

Designed for suburban and local passenger services

931020 SECR 6 Wheel Brake Van - No. 2028- SECR Maunsell Dark Grey Wire Underneath these doors are footstepsTo go alongside the newly announced SECR Open Wagons, we are also announcing a new batch of OO Gauge SECR 6 wheel Brake Vans. This batch brings some new liveries to a popular model and the addition of single ended vans into the main range. In 1898, the SER built a brand new type of brake van, which was very similar to the designs found on the Midland Railway. This first batch of 20 ton six wheeled Goods Brake had a single enclosed veranda at one end.