We are delighted to announce that Three new Livery Packs of our new N Gauge model of the ‘CFMF’ PCA bulk cement wagon in N Gauge, these come with in the Industry Standard ‘Two Part’ clear plastic display boxes, which are tough and visually attractive and are available, and selling fast.    

The prototype built by CFMF of France for wagon leasing company STS, the original batch of 50 PCA bulk cement wagons of the PC017B design diagram started entering service in 1982. Assigned the numbers STS10600-STS10651, 15 members of the fleet were hired to Rugby Cement for use on workings from Halling Cement Works in Kent to Greenford, Southampton, and possibly Bow Goods and Tilbury Riverside. Other examples in STS Plain Grey were leased to Blue Circle for use on a number of workings across the network. A further batch of 15 wagons was manufactured in 1985 by another French firm, Fauvet-Girel. Numbered STS74030-STS74044 and assigned design diagram PC017C, these vehicles received the Rugby Cement livery and replaced the wagons from the previous batch which had been leased to that company. All these wagons were re-liveried in 1996 when they were leased by Castle Cement, 3 off our packs cover the early period wit one featuring the Heidelberg branding, for use on workings to London – initially to Kings Cross freight depot and then to the freight facility at Saint Pancras from 2003. Since 2013, a number of these wagons have also been used on workings between Clitheroe and Avonmouth.

Each wagon is to the standard you have come to expect from Realtrack Models, with many separate parts in each wagon and the highest attention paid to accuracy, detail and running quality. The Castle Cement wagons come with alternative Data Panel transfers too!

The packs available will allow you the modeller to set up and operate full authentic rakes of these wagons in prototype formations.

These are In Stock and available to order today.

New Orders of these N Gauge wagons are available exclusively via our website, 

4mm Versions are available from either www Realtrack Models or from www.dckits-devideos.co.uk