CIE Bulleid Bulk Grain Wagon - Grey (CIE Roundel era) - Pack 1

CIE Bulleid Bulk Grain Wagon - Grey (CIE Roundel era) - Pack 1CI embarked on a programme of rolling stock renewal beginning in the early 1950s, centring on Bulleids patented triangulated underframe construction. Among the more distinctive wagon types to appear was a series of bulk grain hoppers developed from the H Van design. These vehicles had a 12 ton capacity and augmented a fleet of earlier hopper wagons which had been constructed by the Great Southern Railways (GSR) in the 1930s and lasted in service until

pipe runs and accurate differences between versions

Injector overflow routed through running plate

The horn grille was also mounted almost flush with the body

Cosmetically

driver’s desk

Pack of three wagons with container loads

Separately applied steel detail parts

The pulpwood was unloaded from the ships berthed at the deep water jetty on the Thames and from there

the vehicle transferring to the LMR in early 1968 and being numbered ARMY 3302 from the start

37300 (originally D6600) in March 1986

this locomotive originally sported the “First group” rendition of GBRF livery ahead of the press launch on the 8th January 2007 at Old Oak Common

67mm 3-hole disc wheels on metal axles