202 Cattle Dock Class_Class 37 still employed on express passenger

still employed on express passenger services although as the onset of dieselisation began

The slight gauge-narrowing to 16

This carefully processed Ballast should not change tone when glue is applied using a suitable mix and wetting agent

Can be used with analogue control or DCC systems without requiring a separate decoder

The 5 plank wagon was perhaps the most common general goods wagon with tens of thousands being built by all the rail companies between 1910 and the early 1930s

202 Cattle Dock Class_Class 37 still employed on express passengerA common feature of country stations large and small, whilst market town cattle docks could be very large indeed. Our model is of the one at Yeovil Pen Mill (GWR) Station, Somerset. Livestock (See Modelscene Cows Ref. 5179, Sheep and Lambs Ref. 5177, Pigs Ref. 5176, and Horses Ref. 5178) was conveyed on British railways until around 1973, although many cattle docks remained in place unused, becoming overgrown an interesting scenic feature. Supplied