Engine Shed TTA tankers The Mk1 quickly became ubiquitous

The Mk1 quickly became ubiquitous on any passenger service throughout the 1950s and 60s and still form the backbone of carriage stock used on many heritage railways to this day

A fully built and painted version is shown here

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F19 - Tail lights off No

NEM coupling pockets are fitted as standard together with 'TT:120' scale couplings

Engine Shed TTA tankers The Mk1 quickly became ubiquitousLineside structures make a layout come to life and Hornbys new TT: 120 scale two road engine shed is ready to plant and the perfect addition for any shed scene on a model railway. Buy now from the Key Model World Shop for 31. 99 (RRP 34. 49). Used to shelter locomotives between duties and allow maintenance, engine sheds were often more functional in their design than structures seen by the public but were nonetheless just as important. Once found