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A twin-pack of both KUA Nuclear flask wagons in OO.

2021 Hornby Magazine 'Best wagon of the Year' in OO

These impressive wagons were built by Bombardier/Prorail of Wakefield in 1998 and designed to carry spent nuclear fuel from Royal Navy nuclear submarines from their bases at Devonport and Rosyth to Sellafield for disposal and typically ran with double headed Class 37/6 locomotives (also available from Accurascale here)

Specification:

Highly detailed, accurate scale model
Factory-fitted detail parts (brake pipes, lamp irons, etc.)
Factory-fitted etched metal details where required
Factory-fitted pipework
Sprung metal buffers
Fully detailed under-frame
Blackened metal 12mm disc wheels on metal axles, RP25.110 profile sets with 14.4mm ba

KUA Nuclear Flask Carrier

KUA Nuclear Flask Carrier Twin Pack