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In the 1950s and 60s, these 35-ton tanks were the primary method for moving bulk liquids across the UK. Whether it was high-octane spirit or heavy industrial oil, these wagons were a constant presence in mixed freight and dedicated "block" ...
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Look fabulous, very well presented as usual. They feelike quality surprisingly there's a bit of weight in them. These will look fantastic with my 66 hauling them up the hill i
Should have ordered more. I may yet!!
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Patrick · July 27, 2026
They look great they feel like quality. The weight is good
They look great behind my 37. Wish I had bought more before they sold out
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Patrick · 26 days ago
Really its a 3.5 Stars for a few small 'niggles' but the price brings them into perspective at 4* as they are excellent value. I love the sprung buffers as they are great value at this price - but there's no accessory pack with extra couplings etc - Fair enough. Main issue seems to be the poor rolling wheels full of friction. A secondary issue are the feint horizontal moulding lines on the sides which I haven't seen on pics of the prototype. Running on the layout I suspect you wouldn't notice them! It seems to be primarily an issue of poor bearings but also there's some brake drag (needs very gentle easing away from the wheels). They may well benefit from prolonged running in and lubrication (they might run hot !!). I've yet to check back to backs as that might be an issue. Niggles aside they're good models and will look good together in a train. They're ripe for weathering and any experienced modeller may want to make them more realistic: plenty of scope for that!
The future is bright with Accurascale now steering things to the better.