SECR 20t 6-Wheel Brake Van Livery:Plain Brown - single veranda Some 12 years and £400

Some 12 years and £400

A clamp is provided incorporating an eccentric stainless steel thumb screw to hold both the body and the loop whilst bending

Brake conversion kits are now supplied separately for the rolling stock kits to make it easier to order as many as you need

Stuart "Sirdar" Nº 12

An increase in suburban services during the 1920s did see many of the O class return to passenger hauling services

SECR 20t 6-Wheel Brake Van Livery:Plain Brown - single veranda Some 12 years and £400First introduced in 1898, the South Eastern Railways 20 ton six wheeled brake van (later Southern Railway Diagram 1558) began as a 40 strong batch with a single enclosed veranda. Following the 1899 formation of the South Eastern and Chatham Railway (SECR), the design evolved: in 1910, a further 50 vans were built with enclosed verandas at both ends, and between 1914 and 1920, earlier single veranda examples were rebuilt to a similar dual ended layout.