31303-043 O Gauge - Pets, Wildlife & Livestock - Barge Horse and Bargeman Fitted-Passengers Great headquarters building for metal

Great headquarters building for metal processors or industries handling scrap steel

1 x Highly Detailed Card Kit

This particular model depicts one such Diagram 1410 van in early SR livery (large lettering – pre-1936) and is fitted with Freighter brakes

this model features an olive green and black camouflage scheme of an example housed in the Museum of RAF Firefighting at RAF Scampton in Lincolnshire

Bagnall in Stafford and was one of the 377 locomotives built for the War Department and originally carried the number 75174

31303-043 O Gauge - Pets, Wildlife & Livestock - Barge Horse and Bargeman Fitted-Passengers Great headquarters building for metalO Gauge Pets, Wildlife & Livestock Barge Horse and Bargeman A bargeman with Shire barge horse. Barge horses, including breeds like Shires and Clydesdales, were essential for pulling cargo laden canal barges from the 1740s until the early 20th century, providing a reliable and efficient transport method. Operating along towpaths, they allowed for far greater loads to be moved compared to road transport, often managed by a horseman as part of the boat