ODA - Railfreight Sector Grey/Yellow - Single Pack IIn the early 1980s, British Rail's shift to an air braked network created logistical challenges for the Ministry of Defence (MoD), whose depot sidings had sharp curves that could not accommodate newer, long wheelbase wagons. To solve this, 50 vacuum braked, 12 foot wheelbase "Pipe" wagons (built in 1961 under Lot 3335 to Diagram 1 462) were selected for conversion. Their drop sides were ideal for palletised loads. Modified at Shildon works in 1983

it was a favourite on routes 11

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it received its nameplates from new

like the majority of its colleagues it did keep the outer pair of indicator discs retaining that visual connection to the steam era train identification system

• NEM coupler pockets fitted with narrow tension lock couplers on flexible mounts to facilitate fixed coupling if desired

Separate cab lighting configurations

DCC / Electronic Features:

the Cemflo/PCV wagons are probably best known for their use on trains of Blue Circle cement from Cliffe

a modification that never took place

On the 13th of September 1987

for all vehicles

An ESU Loksound DCC decoder which is custom programmed for Accurascale Hunslet Austerity Saddle Tank locomotives