PW42 (4) Royal Mail Morris Z Van (Intro 1940) - OO GAUGE - N There are six sections of

There are six sections of track to provide a run of three per side totalling a 255mm run approx

6 or 12 flood-lights

Pack contains parts to make  1 x home (or distant)

It was originally designed to fit on a Graham Farish class 20 chassis which is modified by using bogie side frame extensions (supplied in the kit) which in turn hold coach wheels (not supplied)

reduced power consumption

PW42 (4) Royal Mail Morris Z Van (Intro 1940) - OO GAUGE - N There are six sections ofPicture includes illustration of model when completed Royal Mail had been enthusiastic users of Morris vans for many years and used the Z from its inception. Apart from the first few deliveries that married the Z chassis to a coach built body they used the standard production model but with their own specification. The most notable external differences being separate side lights, an extra spot light on nearside wing, a fire extinguisher carried on the