Chaldron Wagon Harton Colliery - Pack OThree wagon multi pack, NER 4T Chaldron Pack O: The Harton Coal Company With two sets of Staiths on the River Tyne, the area around South Shields was the centre of the Harton Coal Companys operations, its pits being linked by an extensive railway system. This system was electrified in 1907, and the Chaldrons were a common sight on the system until the inter war years, when the fleet was disbanded, with a number of differing lettering styles being

A Twin pack of RTC Liveried Mark 2B Coaches

CAWD 92734

Heavy Die-cast metal chassis

it lost its Hercules name in order to mark the 50th anniversary of the death of the composer Sir Edward Elgar – who had no connection with Brunel’s famous railway

Battery compartment louvres: present

Distinctive underframe-mounted radar kit and roof antenna cutouts

Samaritans is a registered charity in England and Wales (charity number 219432) and in Scotland (charity number SC040604)

Battery Louvres : Yes

for Stella North/South Dunston/Blyth Power Stations

Eroded metal/plastic detail parts

Five different body designs

oval and squared oval