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7F-068-002 Dapol GW MOGO 12 Ton Van - GW Grey - 126336

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7F-068-002 Dapol GW MOGO 12 Ton Van number 126336 in GWR Grey livery

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7F-068-002 Dapol GW MOGO 12 Ton Van - GW Grey - 126336

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7F-068-002 Dapol GW MOGO 12 Ton Van number 126336 in GWR Grey livery

The MOGO had a 12-ton capacity and is fitted with end doors and wheel bars to allow a motor car to be loaded and transported in a goods train, hence its telegraph code 'MOGO'. The early MOGO vans had planked bodies but were later constructed with ply body sides.

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Die-cast compensated chassis
Finely profiled wheels and axles with brass bearing pockets
Highly detailed injection moulded body
Many separately added fine details
Sprung metal buffers
Sprung metal coupling hook and Instanter or screw link couplings where appropriate
Expertly applied liveries
Vans are Vacuum Fitted