972013 GER Dia.17 5-Plank Open Wagon NE Loco No.O197 Product-Unavailable A Track Sensor is located

A Track Sensor is located next to the track and features a built in infrared sensor which senses a train passing and easily links to and controls a range of Layout Link products using just a single wire which plugs in - no soldering required

ensuring that there were never enough Tigers on the battlefield at any one time

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as these locos passed through similar configurations during the 1920s

They were ultimately replaced by Juniper and Electrostar units during the industry’s drive to eliminate ‘slam-door’ rolling stock for reasons of safety and modernisation

972013 GER Dia.17 5-Plank Open Wagon NE Loco No.O197 Product-Unavailable A Track Sensor is locatedDesigned to replace the ageing 8 ton and 9 ton timber framed wagons of the 1870s and 1880s, the Diagram 17s were a robust steel framed 5 plank wagon with a 9ft wheelbase, a set of doors on either side and an improved 10 ton load capacity. 12,050 examples were constructed between 1893 and 1903, accounting for 65% of the companys wagons built during this period, and by the time the last one rolled off the production line they constituted 45% of the