Thanks for that pointer, as ever, Paul Bartlett's photos are a wonderful resource. One thing I'd not seen before was the wooden spacer between the brake pushrods...
Nick
I wonder if the wagon really was an exPO? It has metal T section stanchions at the fixed end which was usual on the 1923 RCH standard wagons built by/for the LMS and LNER but very unusual on PO wagons. Of course it could have been a later replacement.
As Craigwelsh says, the Exactoscale 4mm scale wheels and axles are superb. I'll use nothing else from now on. Pity they don't do them in S7 as well...
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I wonder if the wagon really was an exPO? It has metal T section stanchions at the fixed end which was usual on the 1923 RCH standard wagons built by/for the LMS and LNER but very unusual on PO wagons. Of course it could have been a later replacement.
As Craigwelsh says, the Exactoscale 4mm scale wheels and axles are superb. I'll use nothing else from now on. Pity they don't do them in S7 as well...
Richard