Hudson Single Bolster Wagon with H Girder Load Kit (2)

Hudson Single Bolster Wagon with H Girder Load Kit (2)

Details:

Transport oversized loads with ease using the Dundas Models Hudson Single Bolster Wagons with H Girder Load Kit (Pair). Designed for OO9 narrow gauge layouts, this detailed twin-pack recreates the practical Hudson single bolster wagons that were widely used on industrial, contractor's and construction railways for carrying long and heavy loads.

Each kit features detailed plastic wagon components with swivelling bolsters, allowing the wagons to be operated individually or as a pair. Supplied with metal wheels, realistic H-section girder loads and chain detailing, these wagons are perfect for transporting steel girders, rails, timber and other engineering materials. Ideal for painting, weathering and custom finishing, they make an excellent addition to industrial, quarry and maintenance trains.

Assembly and painting are required to complete the models. Couplings are not included and should be fitted separately to suit your preferred OO9 standard. Designed for use on OO9 narrow gauge model railway layouts.

Features:

• OO9 narrow gauge Hudson bolster wagon kit (pair).
• Swivelling bolsters for realistic operation.
• Includes H girder loads, chains and metal wheels.
• Ideal for industrial and engineering trains.

Contents:

• Two plastic single bolster wagon kits.
• Swivelling plastic bolsters.
• Two H girder loads.
• Chain detailing.
• Metal wheels.
• Assembly instructions.

Historical Background

R. Hudson Ltd of Leeds was one of Britain's leading manufacturers of narrow gauge industrial rolling stock, supplying wagons to quarries, contractors, military railways and construction projects throughout the twentieth century. Their single bolster wagons appeared in the company's post-First World War catalogue and could be supplied individually or as matched pairs.

When operated together, the wagons were designed to carry long loads such as steel girders, rails, timber and bridge components, with the load spanning both vehicles. Their simple, durable construction made them a popular choice on industrial railways across Britain and overseas, where they became an essential part of engineering and maintenance operations.