Set of 2 wagons. Originally LNWR wagons, they were in common use for carrying coal and general mer...Set of 2 wagons. Originally LNWR wagons, they were in common use for carrying coal and general merchandise. The kit includes metal wheels, transfers and brass buffers heads, and requires glue and paint to complete.
Parkside PC576 LMS Traffic Coal and 4 Plank Wagons Kit HO/OO GaugeFree delivery in 1–3 days£24.45Visit shop →
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This Parkside kit is designed for model railway enthusiasts building HO/OO gauge layouts, offering a cost-effective way to add historically accurate rolling stock for carrying coal and general merchandise. While it provides excellent detail and authentic appearance, users should be aware that it requires assembly, painting, and gluing for completion.
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Model Part Number
PC576
Brand
Parkside
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FAQs
What scale is this model kit for?
This kit is designed for HO/OO gauge model railways, which is the most common scale for model trains in many parts of the world.
What additional materials are required to complete the kit?
You will need model glue and model paints (not included). A hobby knife and potentially tweezers are also recommended for assembly.
Are the wheels metal or plastic?
The kit includes metal wheels for improved rolling performance and realism.
Can I use this kit if I'm new to model building?
This kit requires assembly, gluing, and painting. While rewarding, it may be challenging for absolute beginners. Some prior modeling experience is recommended.
What kind of wagons are these based on?
They are based on historically common LNWR wagons that were widely used for carrying coal and general merchandise.
How do I apply the transfers?
The transfers are waterslide decals. You will need to cut them out, soak them in water until they loosen from the backing paper, and then slide them onto the painted model. Refer to the kit's instructions for specific placement.
Troubleshooting
Parts do not fit together correctly.
Ensure parts are clean and free from mold release agent. Check assembly instructions carefully for correct orientation. Minor trimming with a hobby knife may be required.
Glue is not holding parts.
Ensure surfaces to be glued are clean and free from dust or paint. Use the recommended type of model glue for plastic and metal components. Allow adequate drying time.
Transfers are difficult to apply.
Ensure the surface is smooth and gloss-coated for best adhesion. Use warm water to soften the transfers and a setting solution if available to help them conform to details.
Wheels do not spin freely.
Check for any excess glue or plastic sprue fragments obstructing the wheel rotation. Ensure wheels are correctly seated in their bearings.
Pros and Cons
Pros
Historically accurate representation of LMS wagons.
Includes metal wheels for better rolling performance.