Dundas Models DM70 - Tralee & Dingle Railway Covered Goods Van Their instantly recognizable cream and

Their instantly recognizable cream and pale green livery looks great

Kit contains enough components to build up to 12ft in length (based on an average platform width of 2 inches and 30% wastage)

The gift vouchers come in £10

Kit contains enough components to build up to 7ft in length (based on an average platform width of 3 inches and 30% wastage)

Dundas Models DM70 - Tralee & Dingle Railway Covered Goods Van Their instantly recognizable cream andInformation on Tralee and Dingle rolling stock is scarce, but it would appear that the Bristol Wagon and Carriage Works built 26 covered goods vans between 1890 and 1897. in 1940, 10 of these vans were modified by the addition of sliding ventilators on their sides, thus enabling them to be used for cattle or goods traffic as required. The butter van was a derivative of the standard van with added louvres and bonnet ventilators. All these vehicles