PS115 Parkside Dundas PS115 LNER 20 Ton Goods Brake Van Kit Toad B 34 Brand_Ratio the official first curvimeter patent

the official first curvimeter patent belongs to the English engineer Edward Russell Morris who in 1873 registered “a novel device for measuring distances”

completed layout needs no plywood base or additional structural support

There is no need for measuring or mixing

Use this switch to control the polarity on the N Gauge Code 55 SL-E383F Scissors Crossover

multi-component bolsters with correct relief (Multi-part construction)

PS115 Parkside Dundas PS115 LNER 20 Ton Goods Brake Van Kit Toad B 34 Brand_Ratio the official first curvimeter patentThe first LNER brake van was introduced in 1924 and was derived from earlier GNR and NER designs. This new van had the telegraphic code "TOAD B". Various modifications to the design took place over the ensuing years, and the prototypes for this particular model date from 1928 9. Built in Doncaster, 260 examples entered service but were phased out during the post war British Railways era. This new O gauge kit will be welcomed by modellers, as Parkside