N Gauge Lineside Details - WR 1980s Tall Lineside Cabinets x5
N Gauge Lineside Details - WR 1980s Tall Lineside Cabinets x5
A pack of 5 1980s WR Tall Lineside Cabinets, including 2 single and 3 double cases.  Tall cases started to be installed in the mid to late 1980s. They were the first move to adopting the taller style case with a single pitched roof. Inside was a sheet of plywood which the equipment was screwed to, over time this would get rotten and equipment would either fall off or would give earth faults so this style didn’t last long.
With thanks to John Chivers for the CAD and description.
FIGURES ARE SUPPLIED UNPAINTED
Modelu's 3D scanned figures offer exquisite detail even at the finest scales. All figures are provided unpainted and are perfect for complimenting railway layouts, dioramas, aircraft kits and more.
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$3.61N Gauge Lineside Details - WR 1980s Tall Lineside Cabinets x5
N Gauge Lineside Details - WR 1980s Tall Lineside Cabinets x5
A pack of 5 1980s WR Tall Lineside Cabinets, including 2 single and 3 double cases.  Tall cases started to be installed in the mid to late 1980s. They were the first move to adopting the taller style case with a single pitched roof. Inside was a sheet of plywood which the equipment was screwed to, over time this would get rotten and equipment would either fall off or would give earth faults so this style didn’t last long.
With thanks to John Chivers for the CAD and description.
FIGURES ARE SUPPLIED UNPAINTED
Modelu's 3D scanned figures offer exquisite detail even at the finest scales. All figures are provided unpainted and are perfect for complimenting railway layouts, dioramas, aircraft kits and more.
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N Gauge Lineside Details - WR 1980s Tall Lineside Cabinets x5
A pack of 5 1980s WR Tall Lineside Cabinets, including 2 single and 3 double cases.  Tall cases started to be installed in the mid to late 1980s. They were the first move to adopting the taller style case with a single pitched roof. Inside was a sheet of plywood which the equipment was screwed to, over time this would get rotten and equipment would either fall off or would give earth faults so this style didn’t last long.
With thanks to John Chivers for the CAD and description.
FIGURES ARE SUPPLIED UNPAINTED
Modelu's 3D scanned figures offer exquisite detail even at the finest scales. All figures are provided unpainted and are perfect for complimenting railway layouts, dioramas, aircraft kits and more.
