820014 LSWR/WD 20T Brake Van - No. 55104 SR Brown (post-36) Water Although trains in the late

Although trains in the late 1800s and early 1900s were largely made up of six-wheel vehicles that had replaced four-wheelers to give a more comfortable ride for passengers

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who have refurbished them and mounted them onto suitable under-frames for use on heritage trains

Few railway designs are as recognisable or numerous as the private owner 3

820014 LSWR/WD 20T Brake Van - No. 55104 SR Brown (post-36) Water Although trains in the lateLSWR WD 20T Brake Van No. 55104 SR Brown (post 36) Oil 116 Axleboxes Riveted ducket Ribbed buffers Side doors Roof with 2 rain strips Protruding lamp irons Disc wheels running in metal bearings NEM 362 Coupler Pockets 1: 76 scale, (OO gauge) UK EU designed 1907, the London and South Western Railway introduced a new 20t Goods Brake Van. Designed by Carriage and Wagon Superintendent, Surrey Warner, they would succeed the outdated Road Vans on many LSWR