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GWR 13 Ton Toad Brake Van Diagram AA7 |
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PROTOTYPE. Twelve of these short wheelbase vans were built in 1898 originally for working in the London area and stationed at Acton. They were 9ft wheelbase and 16ft over headstocks. |
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It can only be assumed that space for headshunts and sidings was at such a premium in the Metropolis that such a short brake van was required to fit into them. A situation that is familiar to many of us on our own layouts. These vans lasted into BR days. KIT. Construction is very straightforward, but there is a lot of push-out rivet detail, which can take some time to form. A pre-rolled brass roof is provided, as is straight brass wire for the handrails. The fit of all parts is very good. |
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- Additional Components Required to Complete - |
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- Wheels - 1 Pack (2 X axles) 3'1", 8 Plain Spoke Wagon Wheels (Slater's Catalogue Number 7121). Available From Slater's Plastikard, Temple Rd, Matlock Bath, Matlock, Derbyshire, DE4 3PG, Telephone 01629 583993. |
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Approximate Cost of Completing The Model £51.50 |
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- Download Toad AA7 Brake Van Instructions as PDF Print Off - |
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Downloading the instruction booklet will allow you to evaluate the kit and its construction and help you to determine its suitability for yourself and your project. |
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