4F-081-106 P & D JHA (middle hopper) Hanson Blue & Grey 19833 N Gauge HST Spares 00 gauge spares Class 88

00 gauge spares Class 88 deco body 88007- R

The class had a short life as most of the work that they had been built for soon disappeared along side the branch lines and the introduction of DMU services on shorter routes

Classification: Group C

5 plank open wagons were the most common general goods wagon and were standardised by the RCH in 1923

55 were built at the Crewe Works between 1951 and 1955

4F-081-106 P & D JHA (middle hopper) Hanson Blue & Grey 19833 N Gauge HST Spares 00 gauge spares Class 88Built by Powell and Duffryn these high capacity wagons were originally bought by ARC and wore the distinctive ARC livery but have since changed to wearing Hansons livery. They have on occasion also been seen sporting plain grey to hide graffiti The fleet is noticeable for its use of distinctive inside bearing TF1 low track force bogies. There are a few variants of the hopper. The outer hoppers are numbered 17xxx and the inner hoppers are numbered