829027 Cambrian ‘Evolution’ Horsebox No.316 option-set-007 DCC-Fitted with NEXT-18 socket —

DCC-Fitted with NEXT-18 socket — accessed via the lift off dicast saddle tanks

the modern Class 66 and the weaker Class 25

when it departed in September 1968 for its new home at the Keighley & Worth Valley Railway where the loco is still based today

Plaster Cloth creates a hard terrain covering

culverts and tunnel portals

829027 Cambrian ‘Evolution’ Horsebox No.316 option-set-007 DCC-Fitted with NEXT-18 socket —Evolution Horsebox Cambrian Railways livery No. 316 Oil Lighting Short Footboards Roof Ventilator Mansell wheels running in pinpoint bearings High level of detail above and below the floor line High quality livery application Working lighting NEM coupler pockets 1: 76 scale, (OO gauge) UK designed Since the earliest railways, there have been vehicles specifically designed to move live animals. Cattle wagons or, in some cases, even open trucks, were