Graham Farish N Gauge 373-659 14T Tank Wagon 'Crossfield Chemicals' Green Era_World War Two The loading gauge on British

The loading gauge on British railways could preclude the movement of tall goods on normal wagons

such as the fifteenth-century Windleshaw Chantry

each pod containing a different specialist rescue vehicle

Track Extension Pack A contents:

Models with coupler pocket according to NEM 362 and short coupling kinematics

Graham Farish N Gauge 373-659 14T Tank Wagon 'Crossfield Chemicals' Green Era_World War Two The loading gauge on BritishGraham Farish N Gauge 373 659 14T Tank Wagon 'Crossfield Chemicals' Green With the rapid development of Britain during the early twentieth century, along with two world wars, oil and petroleum products were needed in abundance to fuel both growth and the war efforts and the railways played an important part in its transport. 14 Ton Tank Wagons like this example would carry Class A and Class B products, both in block trains and in mixed formations.