977010 Diagram N19 Loco Coal Wagon - BR No.W23017 Brand_Accurascale cutting using the deepest part

cutting using the deepest part of the jaw gives a straight cut

the basic design was adopted by not only private wagon builders but other railway companies

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Technical Specification: Length: 64mm Width: 50mm

the code on the door signifies this one as being stationed at Whitechapel in the heart of the city

977010 Diagram N19 Loco Coal Wagon - BR No.W23017 Brand_Accurascale cutting using the deepest partCoal is King that is certainly true for any steam locomotive. Without copious amounts of Black gold the railways in the heyday of steam would grind to a halt. The GWR was no exception and even had a Central Coal Office in Pontypool Road that coordinated the supply of coal from the private South Wales collieries (where much of the GWRs coal came from) to large locomotive depots and small engine sheds alike. Large motive power depots could receive up to