The 9 plank open wagon was introduced in the 1930s to offer a more efficient and cost effective method of delivering coal to high demand customers. The 9 plank wagon had a carrying capacity of 20 tonnes and to assist in loading/unloading had two doors per side, an end door and some variants even had opening hatches on the underside.

Many 9 plank wagons were privately owned and carried a large variety of liveries.

FEATURES

• Highly detailed body, finely moulded
• Profiled wheels
• NEM pockets with self-centring couplings

Wagon requires Paint and Transfers to complete