The Salmon was a bogie rail wagon built in large numbers during BR's early years. Surprisingly, almost 400 remained in stock in 2008, all having been upgraded with air brakes and new bogies. The type is now mainly used for carrying track panels.

The Salmon was a bogie rail wagon built in large numbers during BR's early years. Surprisingly, almost 400 remained in stock in 2008, all having been upgraded with air brakes and new bogies. The type is now mainly used for carrying track panels.

Nov 13, 2024 · Hornby have revealed decorated samples for their newly tooled range of YMO/ YMA 'Salmon' bogie flat wagons in OO Gauge! These all-new tooling models replicate these large freight wagons in both LMS and BR liveries with accurate tooling variations.

Salmon wagons were designed to carry lengths of rail and later, track panels. The 65 foot length of the wagon enabled them to easily carry standard 60 foot lengths of track and consists of up to ten of these wagons would be connected to enable the transportation of even longer lengths.

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In this edition, we will look at the newly tooled YMA and YMO ‘Salmon’ wagon CAD renders. Plus, we’ll take a sneak peek at the ‘Macaw B’ wagon CAD renders still in development. The ‘Salmon’ bogie rail wagon is a 62ft long flat wagon fitted with five bolsters, still in continuous use today.

Jul 4, 2023 · First test shots from the moulds for Hornby’s all-new ‘OO’ gauge 50ton ‘Salmon’ bogie rail wagons have arrived for checking with the company’s design team.

After a protracted development which resulted in a dimensionally inaccurate model appearing, Flangeway’s revised ‘OO’ gauge 50ton ‘Salmon’ bogie rail wagon is here. MARK CHIVERS inspects this latest catch.

The Salmon was a bogie rail wagon built in large numbers during BR's early years. Surprisingly, almost 400 remained in stock in 2008, all having been upgraded with air brakes and new bogies. The type is now mainly used for carrying track panels.

Aug 24, 2023 · Hornby’s newly-tooled ‘OO’ gauge LMS-designed 50ton bogie bolster wagons has progressed to the Engineering Prototype (EP) stage of the development process. Intended for carrying lengthy loads such as rail and track panels, the 62ft design continued into the BR era, with examples of the ‘Salmon’ wagon still in use today on the rail network.