964010 GWR Dia. O19 Open C ‘Tube’ Wagon No.W99925 Era_Era-7 1 x Plant Base Plate

1 x Plant Base Plate with White Cabbage Plants

One worker is waving the signal flag to make approaching trains aware of the track construction site

Ford Motor Company

the Sea Lynx is a symbol of strength and reliability

The livery application captures the splendour of the prototype

964010 GWR Dia. O19 Open C ‘Tube’ Wagon No.W99925 Era_Era-7 1 x Plant Base PlateOriginally built to deal with timber loads, the Open C design started life in 1907 as Diagram. O8, the Great Western Railway continued making tweaks to the 15ft wheelbase design and subsequently produced the Dia. 016 in 1913 14, and the O19 in 1914. The Open C were also one of the first wagons to be designed to use the DC III brakes. The O19 was produced right through to 1927, making it the longest produced diagram of the Open C class of wagon.