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Rapido Trains UK announce – SER/SECR 10 Ton Open Wagons and a 2nd batch of SER /SECR 20t 6-Wheel Brake Vans in 00 gauge

Contributed by: Graham Muspratt

24 Apr 2026 00:00am

Rapido trains UK have announced South Eastern Railway (SER) / South Eastern and Chatham Railway (SECR) 10 Ton Diagram 1340 and 1341 Open Wagons and a second run of SER /SECR 20t 6-Wheel Brake Vans to Diagram 1558 in 00 gauge.
SER/SECR 10 Ton Open Wagons image
The SER / SECR 10 wagon range will comprise of both Diagram 1340 open goods wagons and 1341 coal wagons (although were also used as open goods wagons) including three body styles, full round, low-D and flat ends and cover liveries from SER to SR days. Built between 1897 and 1901 around 1250 of these wagons.
SER/SECR 10 Ton Open Wagons image
Both SR diagram versions were both 15'5" long with 9'4" wheelbase, the only noticeable difference between the two diagrams is the low D shaped ends and Williams Pattern sheet rail on the D1341 and the round ends on the D1340.  many were converted in 1912 to square ended. The SR inherited the majority of these wagons but were generally scrapped with the last D1340 surviving until 1942 and the D1341 in 1948.
SER/SECR 10 Ton Open Wagons image
The models feature split spoke wheels, stones patent either side brakes, SER D type axle boxes and ribbed buffers. The D1341 low D design will come with optional parts to fit a sheet rail in either the up and at rest positions.
25 versions being produced and can be pre ordered, due for delivery during 2027 here>>>

Rapido Trains UK SER /SECR 20t 6-Wheel Brake Vans image
A second batch of the SER /SECR 20t 6-Wheel Brake Vans to Diagram 1558 are being produced bringing some new liveries and the addition of single ended vans that were built by the SER in 1898 into the range.
The twelve versions being produced are as per the image above, includes SER, SECR, SR, BR and preserved examples plus plain grey and brown for those who might want to create their own 'what if' liveries, and can be pre ordered, due for delivery during 2027 here>>>

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