Rapido 917003 Loriot Y Machinery Flatbed Wagon DW41990History from Rapido's Website: The GWR allocated the code Loriot to flat wagons designed to move earth moving and plant machinery. The first appeared in 1892 and a family look soon evolved, with the wagons deck angled upwards at each end to clear the axles. One new Loriot was built in 1937. It was built to Diagram G39 and coded Loriot Y. But it didnt look like the rest of the Loriot family. Originally, the GWR considered it to be an addition to its

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5 in wide by 6 in deep

Locomotives were subsequently based at Barrow-in-Furness and Carlisle Upperby

#58 "Scale" Metal Couplers - Medium Centerset Shank

Rated 16v 2amps (continuous) or 2

Kit of a typical small hut seen all over the railway system

UR93 Duplex Radio Transceiver Panel

Supports approximately 10 Digitrax IR throttles

Realistic Water is self-leveling

Smooth wheelsets are most commonly found on diesel-era rolling stock

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F14 - Light Engine Mode