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RAPIDO DIA. V6 IRON MINK VAN

One of the most distinctive styles of box van to run on the railways, spanning almost 80 years of history, is the latest subject for Rapido Trains UK’s treatment of high detail models.

In the latter decades of the 19th century, the Great Western Railways sought alternative construction methods due to a shortage of timber, settling on a steel construction with distinctive rounded corners. Construction continued

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