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OO gauge   4mm   1/76

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Wagon / Van Posters   Set 1

WP4(1)

£2.99

Size: A6 pack

These posters were often applied to the sides of vans particularly in the 1950s & 60s. Period photographs show them on goods stock. These were often applied to block trains for ease of identification. These self adhesive labels will provide your freight stock with additional detail and authenticity.

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Wagon / Van Posters   Set 2

WP4(2)

£2.99

Size: A6 pack

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Wagon / Van Posters   Set 3

WP4(3)

£2.99

Size: A6 pack

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Combination Saver

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A selection of vans with posters applied. It is easy to give them the weathered and distressed look

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On-line exclusive - Buy all three packs together and save over 5%.

Wagon Posters Combination Pack

Comb WPost4  £8.50

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Frank Collins used Wagon Poster Packs to add some extra detail to his nicely weathered vans and containers. They certainly look good.

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Train Reporting Numbers Midland Region

TRN-MR

£4.25

Size: A6 pack

The London Midland Region used their own design of train headcodes from LMS times until the end of stream in BR days. The paper character stickers were applied to a panel on the smokebox door. Self adhesive with plastic strip supplied.

Train Reporting Numbers Western Region

TRN-WR

£4.25

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Size: A6 pack

The Western Region of British Railways used these steel panels for train identification until the end of steam. Self adhesive labels with plastic strip supplied allow you to make your own unique codes.

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Train reporting numbers were used to identify trains in the internal working timetable. These contained one or more letters or numbers either to uniquely identify a particular train, or to denote its route (particularly on busier lines). The reporting number was displayed on the front of the loco along with the lamp headcode. This happened usually with special trains or other unusual trains (e.g. summer Saturday excursions), to allow signallers to identify unfamiliar trains and route them correctly. This code was sometimes either chalked on to the locomotive front or pasted as paper characters on to a headcode disc.

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A group of locomotives displaying reporting numbers and a "Red Rose" headboard from Sankey Scenics. Photograph courtesy of Hornby Magazine

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Destination Boards for BR (ex GER/LNER Locomotives

4DestB GER Loco

£4.25

Size: A6 pack

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From the early 1880s Great Eastern tank locomotives working in the London area were fitted with brackets to display a destination board for the information of passengers. These boards were of wood and were carried on brackets on the smokebox door. The boards were originally black with white lettering, and double-sided with related destinations: LIVERPOOL ST / ENFIELD TOWN, or CHINGFORD / LIVERPOOL ST, for example. The boards continued in use throughout the LNER period (being synonymous with the ‘Jazz’ suburban services in 1920s) and well into the British Railway Period. During the British Railways period the boards were painted black with straw yellow lettering.

 

These destination boards were only used on suburban trains in the greater London area (and later some workings around Norwich), and therefore only locally based passenger tank engines were fitted with the necessary brackets. However, boards were also used on some excursion trains to destinations such as Clacton or Southend-on Sea and were displayed by tender engines.

 

The pack comes with a variety of destinations for the London suburbs (including Liverpool Street and Fenchurch Street terminus stations) as well as a small number of East Anglian ones. Each A6 pack contains 100 boards printed on 240 /gms photo card together with thin wire. The pack comes with full instructions

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Titled Train Packs will allow you to model the many named trains that ran over the British railway network.

 

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Carriage Prints Pack 1

CP4(1)

£2.75

Size: A6 pack

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Carriage Prints Pack 2

CP4(2)

£2.75

Size: A6 pack

These miniature prints will enhance the interior detail of 4mm scale railway carriages. Simply apply to the carriage compartment walls above the seats.

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Sankey Scenics has an extensive selection of coach destination boards for various companies and coach designs. To see these then simply click the link on the right.

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