a highly-detailed HO scale model of the post-WWII GSV, built on the standard welded steel underframe.

What Makes These Wagons a Must-Have?
Authentic Prototype: Represents the last batch of 4-wheel sheep vans built by A.E. Goodwin in 1947-48.

HO Scale Detail: Crisp injection-moulded bodies with fine metal bars in the cattle/sheep pen openings.

Removable Roofs: The roofs and bodies are often removable on these models, allowing you to add sheep scale figures for ultimate realism!

Period Accuracy: Look for features like Cammell Buffers and fully detailed Westinghouse brake gear.

Ready-to-Run: Equipped with scale-head Kadee Couplers and free-rolling metal-tyre wheels.

Value Pack: This 6-pack features four unique running numbers to quickly build a realistic livestock train.

💨 Catch the Next Train Out!
Livestock trains were a major component of NSWGR freight operations. These GSV Sheep Vans are essential rolling stock for modelers depicting the era from the late 1940s through to the 1970s.

Don't let your locomotive run without its revenue-earning load!

• Scale: HO scale (1:87).

• Model Features (for the HO scale version):

  • Ready-to-Run (RTR) models.

  • All-new tooling.

  • Detailed body and chassis.

  • Free-rolling one-piece POM (Polyoxymethylene) chassis with metal tyres.
  • 10.5mm diameter, eight-spoke RP25-88 wheels.
  • Detailed features, including Westinghouse brake gear, Cammell buffers, brake hoses, and metal bars in the GSV's body openings.
  • Removable roof and body (on some releases) to allow for detailing and populating the interior with model livestock.