Wagons

Freight wagons come in all shapes and sizes to suit transport of a multitude of goods. From coal, iron and stone to steel, cement and agricultural produce there is a wagon to suit your needs in model form. Delve into our news, review and feature articles across the scales of 'N', 'OO', 'OO9' and 'O' gauge to find out more.

Unique graffitied HYA hopper for Accurascale

Accurascale has announced an exclusive pair of 'OO' gauge cut-down HYA hoppers with one featuring the very distinctive graffiti featured on the real thing.

Accurascale adds 'OO' NCB HTVs

Accurascale has added a new exclusive triple pack of its forthcoming ‘OO’ gauge 21ton HTV wagons in National Coal Board (NCB) internal user green and grey.

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A Question of Degree

Creating a varied appearance on a fleet of identical vehicles is quick, easy and realistic. TIM SHACKLETON shows how to mix it up and create real variety on some Bachmann tank wagons.

Accurascale announces more cut-down HYAs in ‘OO’

Accurascale has announced a second production run of the cutdown HYA wagons in GBRf blue for ‘OO’ gauge.

Revolution goes gold with Drax IIA-D hopper

Revolution Trains is producing a new ‘N’ gauge model of the unique gold coloured Drax IIA-D biomass hopper.

GWR M3/M4 Shunter’s trucks in ‘O’ next for Dapol

Dapol has announced an all-new 7mm scale model of the Great Western Railway (GWR) M3/M4 Shunter’s trucks as it's next 'O' gauge project.

‘N’ OAA samples from Rapido

Rapido Trains UK has unveiled decorated samples of its forthcoming OAA open wagons for ‘N’ gauge.

Revolution Trains IHA deco samples

Revolution Trains has received decorated samples of the new IHA steel carriers in both ‘OO’ and ‘N’ gauges.

Exclusive Londonderry Collieries 20ton hopper packs from Accurascale

Accurascale has announced a new triple pack of exclusive ‘OO’ gauge North Eastern Railway (NER) 20ton hoppers in Londonderry Colleries livery.

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Collectors Club Bogie Cement Tanks

These striking cement wagons are available to Bachmann Collectors Club members in ‘N’ and ‘OO’. MARK CHIVERS takes a closer look.