Bachman OO GWR 12T 'Mogo' Motor Car Van GWR Grey

OO GWR 12T 'Mogo' Motor Car Van GWR Grey

Featuring:

• GWR Motor Car Van design: OO scale model of the Great Western Railway 12-ton 'Mogo' van, used for protected transport of motor cars, parcels, and high-value goods.
• Authentic GWR grey finish: Classic Great Western Railway freight livery suitable for pre-nationalisation and early BR transition layouts.
• Scale & gauge compatibility: OO scale (1:76); designed for OO gauge track systems.
• Construction & finish: Injection-moulded plastic body with printed detailing, fine panel lines, and period-accurate markings; non-powered static model.
• Layout integration: Standard OO couplings for easy connection to locomotives and mixed freight or parcels trains.

Model Dimensions (Approximate):

• Length: 125-140 mm
• Width: 35-40 mm
• Height: 50-55 mm

Technical Specifications:

• Scale: OO (1:76)
• Model: GWR 12T 'Mogo' Motor Car Van - GWR Grey
• Material: Injection-moulded plastic
• Assembly: Ready-to-run
• Paint/Glue: Not required
• Recommended Age: 14+
• Power Requirement: None
• Compatibility Notes: Compatible with OO gauge locomotives and rolling stock
• Included: One OO scale Mogo van

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Perfect for: OO scale railway modellers building GWR branch line layouts, early BR transition-era freight consists, or parcels and mixed goods trains.

Why this model matters

The GWR 'Mogo' van was a specialised covered wagon designed to protect valuable or sensitive loads, including motor vehicles and parcels traffic. Its enclosed structure made it essential for secure, weather-protected transport during the early 20th century.

This GWR grey version reflects its original railway-owned livery, making it ideal for pre-Grouping and GWR-focused layouts. It adds operational realism to mixed freight trains, parcels services, and secondary passenger workings where vans like this were commonly attached.

How to use it

Place the wagon on compatible OO gauge track and couple it to your locomotive or consist. Ensure couplings are properly secured before running.

No paint, glue, or modelling tools are required. This is a ready-to-run plastic model and not a toy.