7F-300-005 Great Western Toad Brake Van Diagram AA19 Grey 114925 option-set-232 each of which is fitted

each of which is fitted with coupling pockets to NEM355 standards

It was the mainstay of the RAF’s fire-fighting equipment at fighter and bomber bases during the War as well as afterwards

Individually Painted

IV was a later model based on many of the same design principle

It operates on the so called “current sensing principle”

7F-300-005 Great Western Toad Brake Van Diagram AA19 Grey 114925 option-set-232 each of which is fittedAfter World War One in 1918, more 20 ton vans to the improved design were built with G W R self contained buffers and given Diagram AA15. A total of 378 were built between 1918 and 1927. The next development was the AA19 which were built between 1927 and 1931 incorporating many RCH parts such as buffers and axleboxes but utilising the same body. The total constructed was 221 vans. Diagram AA 20 followed which was externally identical to the AA19 vans