BR 16T Mineral - MCO - BR Freight Grey (with Data Panel) TOPS - Pack K Livery_ColasSeen as very much the missing link in the Powering Britain range, the 16 ton mineral wagon is an essential addition to the Accurascale range to tell the story of coal traffic on the railways throughout the 20th century. The archetypal BR 16 ton all steel non hoppered mineral wagon proliferated across the United Kingdoms railway network during the 1950s and 1960s and there was probably not a siding, freight yard or industrial railway system in the
This locomotive was one of a batch of 36 Austerities by Hudswell Clarke of Leeds
22402 B MSO
and were linked to Staiths situated at Leamington by two separate railway branches
With or without cab roof vents and bodyside windows
set into blackened brass bearings and conforming to accurascale standards of 14
where its “Martin House” plates would be revealed by Rosie Mellor-Silvester
975025 Caroline and the odd infrastructure duty
Battery Louvres : Yes
One of the most widely travelled of the BR survivors was DB 977390 (ex-M6410/M3164)
Please note photos depict the decorated sample and may not fully represent the finished item
Accurate tumbleholme
375019375085375109 (Blue roof)