Banana Van BR B880681

Banana Van BR B880681

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 BR 12T ventilated van design
• Individually numbered wagon: B880681
• Fine panelled body with roof and end ventilation detail
• Separately applied underframe and brake components
• Accurate BR grey livery with late crest markings
• This model is best suited to 365mm radius curves
• This model is fitted with NEM style couplings

Details

Add classic British freight variety to your layout with the Hornby TT:120 BR 12T Vent Van, running number B880681. This highly detailed model represents one of the most common types of ventilated goods vans used by British Railways for general merchandise traffic, particularly suitable for goods requiring airflow during transport.

Vent vans like this were a staple of BR freight operations from the 1950s onwards, designed with roof and end ventilators to allow air circulation through the body. They were widely used for carrying packaged goods, foodstuffs, and other non-perishable freight across the national network, making them an essential part of everyday railway operations.

This model captures the classic BR grey goods livery with late crest branding, accurately reflecting the post-1956 British Railways era. It is ideal for mixed freight trains, parcels services, and secondary passenger-related goods traffic, and works perfectly alongside other BR-era wagons on TT layouts.

Add classic British freight variety to your layout with the Hornby TT:120 BR 12T Vent Van, running number B880681. This highly detailed model represents one of the most common types of ventilated goods vans used by British Railways for general merchandise traffic, particularly suitable for goods requiring airflow during transport.

Vent vans like this were a staple of BR freight operations from the 1950s onwards, designed with roof and end ventilators to allow air circulation through the body. They were widely used for carrying packaged goods, foodstuffs, and other non-perishable freight across the national network, making them an essential part of everyday railway operations.

This model captures the classic BR grey goods livery with late crest branding, accurately reflecting the post-1956 British Railways era. It is ideal for mixed freight trains, parcels services, and secondary passenger-related goods traffic, and works perfectly alongside other BR-era wagons on TT layouts.