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$47.79
OO Drax - Biomass Wagon - Gold Livery (Drax 50th Anniversary) delivers a striking commemorative freight wagon for OO gauge railway modellers recreating modern UK biomass trains and collecting limited-edition rolling stock.
Featuring: Special Gold Anniversary Livery: Finished in the eye-catching metallic gold scheme created to celebrate the 50th anniversary of Drax Power Station. Modern Biomass Wagon: Represents the covered wagons used to transport sustainable biomass fuel from UK ports to power stations.
Ready-to-Run Construction: Fully assembled and factory decorated with crisp printed logos and authentic modern detailing. OO Gauge Compatibility: Equipped with standard couplings for seamless integration with Hornby and other OO gauge locomotives and rolling stock.
Model Dimensions (Approximate): Length: 18.5 cm Width: 3.8 cm Height: 5.5 cm Scale: OO (1:76) Technical Specifications: Scale: OO (1:76) Gauge: OO gauge (16.5mm) Prototype: Modern covered biomass freight wagon Livery: Gold Drax 50th Anniversary Manufacturer: Hornby Material: Injection-moulded plastic with metal wheelsets Assembly: Ready-to-run Paint/Glue: Not required Modelling Tools: Not required Power Requirement: None Compatibility Notes: Compatible with OO gauge locomotives and rolling stock Recommended Age: 14+ Included: One OO gauge biomass wagon Perfect for: OO gauge railway modellers building contemporary UK freight layouts and collectors seeking a distinctive commemorative wagon to pair with GBRf Class 66 locomotives.
Why this model matters Biomass wagons play a key role in transporting compressed wood pellets to :contentReference[oaicite:0]{index=0}, one of the UK's most important renewable energy facilities. This special gold livery was introduced to celebrate the station's 50th anniversary, making it a unique addition to any modern freight train consist.
Whether displayed individually or as part of a longer rake, this wagon adds instant visual impact and commemorates an important milestone in
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