813904 Diagram X9 MICA - No.105829 GWR Post-36 White Class-5MT TR3562 - Standing Timber -

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George Barham invented the milk churn which was the principal way of transporting milk until the 1930s at which time the growing demand and the advancement of sheet metal rolling techniques lead to the development of cylindrical bulk handling milk tanks

813904 Diagram X9 MICA - No.105829 GWR Post-36 White Class-5MT TR3562 - Standing Timber -Diagram X9 MICA No. 105829 GWR Post 36 White Roof hatches End handrails 4 end steps Spoked wheels running in metal bearings NEM 362 Coupler Pockets 1: 76 scale, (OO gauge) UK designed 1930, the GWR introduced the Diagram X9 MICA. This covered van broke the usual GWR van standard of a 9ft wheelbase and 16ft body. Instead, they opted to use the 17ft 6in underframe, 10ft wheelbase and fittings that were RCH compliant. Designed for the dedicated transport