Wantage Tramway Loco No.7 with Coach No.4
N Gauge Manning-Wardle 0-4-0
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The Wantage Tramway was a standard-guage light railway which connected the town of Wantage, Oxfordshire to the Great Western Railway at its Wantage Road Station (2 miles away) from 1875-1945. Initially horse-drawn, the Wantage Tramway Company eventually acquired 7 steam locomotives and a variety of coaches to carry passengers to and from the town. Standard wagons were used to transport goods traffic.
WTC No.7, known as 'Mary', was a Manning-Wardle Class F 0-4-0 locomotive built in 1888, bought by the Wantage tramway in 1893 and sold upon closure of the line in 1946. It was eventually scrapped in 1964.
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WTC No.7, known as 'Mary', was a Manning-Wardle Class F 0-4-0 locomotive built in 1888, bought by the Wantage tramway in 1893 and sold upon closure of the line in 1946. It was eventually scrapped in 1964.
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- This bodyshell is designed to fit an unpowered Kato 10-500 Pocket LIne 0-4-0 'Chibi' steam locomotive chassis. Kato supply a powered coach to propel this.
- The Kato loco can be disassembled by undoing the two screws under the chassis.
- The bodyshell should simply fit onto the Kato footplate but some careful filing might be required.
- Reassemble cautiously using the original bolts. The screw holes should be checked for size and filed out if too tight to prevent the boiler cracking.
- Powered and unpowered Wantage Tramway coach models are also available.
UPDATE HISTORY
- November 2023 - Initial release
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