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373-826C BRA Steel Carrier EWS buildings The final five locos were

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The final five locos were built in 1899 under the South Eastern and Chatham Railway name

This model features lots of expertly applied details as based on the prototype

4-Car Unit comprising DMOC No

vacuum hoses and steam heat pipes included

they were the last rolling stock built to this pattern for BR

373-826C BRA Steel Carrier EWS buildings The final five locos wereThe steel industry has long depended on rail to transport its products around the UK and in the late 1990s EWS had a number of new wagons built by Thrall in York to carry steel rod coil. Assigned the TOPS code BRA, the wagons feature a strong underframe with four loading racks, and a three piece telescopic hood was fitted to protect the load from the elements. The Graham Farish model is a faithful replica of these distinctive wagons, accurately

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