Military Trains OO & OO9

A new model of the War Department Warflat bogie flat wagon designed to convey heavy military vehicles during WW2.

This model is painted in post war British Army bronze green and supplied with a model tank load.

Era 4 1948-1956

These covered box vans were ordered for use as ambulance vans on the WW1 narrow gauge trench railway system. The tall vans were not a great success on the temporary tracks of the front line, but proved suitable for the more permanent track found on estate railway systems.
Model finished in WD WW1 grey with weathered finish.

The type D bogie open wagon was one of the more versatile wagons built for the War Department Light Railways. The two-part drop sides allowed the wagons to be emptied easily when carrying aggregates, while shells, rations, ammunition, timber, fuel and water in cans and even troops could be carried easily. The wagons could even be adapted quickly to carry casualties on stretchers.

A new model of the War Department Warflat bogie flat wagon designed to convey heavy military vehicles during WW2.