AA37812 Albatros D.V, Ltn.d.R Wolf, Jasta 5, July 1917 1-600-Scale as found on many other

as found on many other BR classes

Separate locomotive chassis also available - supplied with detachable unpainted body moulding for protection

With it's small size and wood construction it's also similar to company houses in some areas

Many of the class survived both global conflicts

this Graham Farish model depicts the South Eastern and Chatham Railway’s (SE&CR) 25 Ton Goods Brake which became known as the ‘Dance Halls’ owing to the spacious cabin provided for the Guard

AA37812 Albatros D.V, Ltn.d.R Wolf, Jasta 5, July 1917 1-600-Scale as found on many otherAlbatros D. V, Ltn. d. R Wolf, Jasta 5, July 1917 In the deadly life or death struggle for supremacy of the skies during WWI, many airmen wanted to make their association with a particular aircraft as successful as possible, not only a visual representation of their combat prowess, but also creating a psychological bond between man and machine. Once this practice had become established, there was an explosion of colour over the trenches of the Western