979012 LB&SCR Dia.8-Ton Goods Van SR (post-36) No.46954 option-set-106 Tankers are designed for transporting

Tankers are designed for transporting liquids and other commodities on the Island Of Sodor

plus freestanding street sign (nonworking)

3 pieces of straight track

however much of the original site still stands and has been divided into smaller units

Constructed in the United States in multiple batches from 1942 to 1945

979012 LB&SCR Dia.8-Ton Goods Van SR (post-36) No.46954 option-set-106 Tankers are designed for transportingThe London, Brighton & South Coast Railway had a relatively modest number of covered vans within its fleet. It is speculated that this may be due to the number of open wagons that featured a sheet rail, so a substantial number of vans would have been unnecessary. Of course, it could simply have been that the region didnt have the quantity of perishable goods traffic to justify a much larger fleet. Almost 600 covered goods vans were built by the LB&SCR