Hornby TT:120 BR 21ton mineral wagon triple pack

The continued need to transport bulk minerals lead British Railways to design steel bodied wagons that became ubiquitous. Hornby’s growing range of TT:120 scale freight rolling stock continues to grow and the 21-ton wagon suitable to any model railway, large or small.

Originating as a standardised design for new steel-bodied mineral wagons in the early 1950s, the 21-ton open wagon replaced ageing wooden-plank wagons with a modern high-capacity replacement. Later classified as MDV in the mid-1960s, the 21-ton coal wagon could be seen across the UK to transport all types of mineral from domestic coal to aggregates into the 1970s.

This triple pack of Hornby TT:120 scale 21-ton open wagon model a trio of bauxite liveried wagons with MDV TOPS codes numbered B313983, B313127 and B313075. The models feature a detailed underframe, with plain axle boxes, two side drop doors and one end unloading door denoted by the diagonal white stripe.

A versatile and widespread prototype, no TT:120 scale model railway depicting the 1960s British Railways period can be without bauxite freight rolling stock. Appropriate for use in any freight train or goods yard shunting puzzle, the 21-ton mineral wagon is a key item of rolling stock for TT:120.

Product highlights include:

• 21-Ton Mineral Wagon triple pack in BR Bauxite
• Unique numbers one each wagon in the pack
• NEM standard removable couplings
• Turned metal wheels
• High detail moulded underframe
• Wide appeal and universal operation for layouts of the 1960s and 1970s (eras 5/6)

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