Wagon nut

There's a Maunsell SECR box van at the extreme right so that would date it to after April 1918 - unless by fluke it's the prototype van which was built in July 15 - according to Southern Wagons vol 3...

Great shot - thanks Those West Cannock wagons seem to have travelled well in the home counties, so I feel the white Rotring ink coming out again at some point...

Certainly are - it's quite intriguing....

Yes looking forward to it Bill!... And also agree that a D673 would be a good addition and perhaps not too new to draw? Thanks, Chris B

This would / could be a long list - or a long discussion - and / or a whole new thread! Delighted to purchase one of your wagon bodies today and chat with the Brassmasters gang and Ian Pope / talk wagons generally. I believe you are covering the 1907 RCH 7 pl types, but 16'0, 6 plank, 4'0 high (or thereabouts) side and end door types would be high on my list, as they seem to be reasonably common? I assume they were still potentially built within the 1907 spec. The trouble is, apart from Gloucester which appear pretty standardised there were so many other makers and they all seem to be much more varied.

If you look closely / squint, you can actually make out the ampersand, S and W on the wagon, so it's definitely GSWR.

That's a Great Central double bolster wagon. D&S kit I think?

Thanks for all your replies - not surprisingly no reply from my email yet.... I did buy a bargain 6w GNSR horse box etch years ago which arrived promptly (possibly 10 yrs ago - guess what not made yet..but I do so like a 'bargain') and the bargain list has at least changed since then...may phone next week for a laugh

Still looks like a live site to me - some 'spring bargains' in there too on the Peter K etches. It says the site is copyright 2020, which is encouraging? Going to try and contact Peter Dawson....