7F-018-009 Salt Van Chance & Hunt 332 Code-124 with flat bottom rail

with flat bottom rail

Various station building accessories are available to provide the perfect backdrop for your Graham Farish steam

8 x K20-132 (Ground Level Radius 348mm Curved Track 45 Deg

Each step has a recessed groove to hold the wire straight as its bent so accuracy is maintained

2 connections labelled “R” - which you should connect to your rails or your bus and 1 connection labelled “F” which you connect to the frog input wire

7F-018-009 Salt Van Chance & Hunt 332 Code-124 with flat bottom railPROTOTYPE Salt was one of the most important feed stocks that fed the industrial revolution and vast quantities would have been transported nationally. The principal salt mining area in the UK was Cheshire, but salt was also mined in Lancashire, the Midlands and Yorkshire. Once processed, the salt had to be kept dry and was transported in bags in high sided wagons with weather proof, usually pitched roofs. Private owner wagons for salt were common and