Touax KFA Container Wagon w/2xTanktainers Load

Touax KFA Container Wagon w/2xTanktainers Load

Model

1:120 Scale model produced by Hornby TT:120. This model is ready-to-run and will make a great addition to any model railway collection.

Model Features

• 1:120 Scale Model
• Highly detailed KFA container wagon with die-cast chassis for improved running
• Supplied with mixed load: SCI 20ft container, GE tanktainer, and Bulkhaul tanktainer
• Separately fitted brake detailing, handbrake wheel, and buffers
• Wealth of separate parts including detailed brake equipment and buffers
• This model is best suited to 365mm radius curves
• This model is fitted with NEM style couplings

Details

Add modern intermodal versatility to your layout with this highly detailed KFA container wagon, finished in striking Touax blue livery. This model represents KFA No. 93374, complete with a realistic load configuration including an SCI 20ft container, GE 20ft tanktainer, and Bulkhaul 20ft tanktainer, perfectly capturing the varied appearance of contemporary freight traffic.

Based on proven tooling from an acclaimed OO gauge design, this model features a die-cast chassis for added weight and stability, along with finely reproduced underframe detail and separately fitted brake components. The wagon is decorated with accurate colours and a wide range of printed safety markings, delivering a highly authentic modern freight appearance.

KFA wagons are a staple of UK intermodal operations and look especially effective when run in mixed formations. This model pairs perfectly with locomotives such as the British Rail Class 08 and British Rail Class 66, making it ideal for both yard duties and mainline container traffic.

KFA intermodal wagons were introduced in the late 1980s for Tiphook Rail and were constructed in Finland using reclaimed components from redundant wagons such as TEA tankers. Designed for flexibility, they could carry a wide range of container types, making them a key part of the UK’s growing intermodal freight sector.

Today, wagons like this continue to operate in mixed container trains, carrying standard containers and specialised tanktainers across the rail network, reflecting the diverse nature of modern logistics.