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<h3>Natural Stones</h3> <p>Nothing looks more realistic than natural products. That’s why NOCH has chosen natural stones for model railway landscaping. All stones are finely crushed and sorted by size.</p>

<p>The ballast in the colour dark grey is ideal for even more detailed terrain and track design.</p>

<p>An upper deck truss bridge is a bridge that is installed in places where there is a large space under the girders.</p> <p>Because the track is on top of the truss, reinforcement in the direction of the sleepers can be made inside the truss, making it stronger than a lower deck truss bridge and allowing the height of the piers to be lowered.</p> <h3>Features</h3> <ul> <li>A red deck-type truss iron bridge with the tracks on top of the truss</li> <li>A deck-type single-track truss iron bridge with a length of 280 mm</li> <li>The bridge piers can be adjusted in height by adding brick piers (sold separately)</li> <li>The rails can be easily and securely connected</li> <li>The included brick piers can be changed to double-track concrete piers (sold separately)</li> <li>The separately sold wide rail wall S140 can be attached</li> <li>Upper deck single track truss iron bridge (F) (red) x 1</li> <li>Brick pier B2 x 2</li> <li>Runner parts: Handrail</li> <li>Runner parts: Upper part of pier</li> <li>Parts: Truss (red)</li> </ul>

<p>Elevated beams are used when ground level lines are installed directly below the elevated lines.</p> <h3>Features</h3> <ul> <li>Used for intersections and branching points between ground and elevated lines</li> <li>Compatible with double track rails</li> <li>Piers use only the supports, bases and couplings of &lt;3017&gt; PC horizontal piers</li> </ul>

<p>This release of the legendary ‘Green Goddess’ Fire Appliance in 1:148 scale (4.8cm in length) is only the second one in the new series.</p> <p>Registered PGW 608, it represents the vehicle manufactured by Bedford under its full name – the RLHZ Self Propelled Pump, the Green Goddess, classed as a commercial emergency services and military vehicle. In real life it was only produced between 1953 and 1956 and operated by the Auxiliary Fire Service until its disbandment in 1968. However, many were held in reserve as back up in emergency situations into the early 21st Century.</p> <p>This model is reproduced here in the same red, white and silver scheme as its 1:76 scale counterpart and with the same minute level of detail – of which there is much!</p> <p>It features a white cab with a black roof, brown body roof which houses the single silver ladder, a white emergency belt, blue beacon, silver spotlight and the red hubbed spare wheel. The upper half of the body is masked white with black FOAM TENDER lettering along the sides. The red cab features the colourful Glamorgan Fire Service crest on both the doors while the vehicle rear is masked silver,</p> <p>In real life, the petrol engined 4-speed manually geared Green Goddess only did about 10 mpg but was four-wheel drive. They were quite basic vehicles with no radio, no cutting equipment, no power steering and only a single ladder. They were not very fast either, with a maximum speed of 65 mph. The 6-man crew comprised an officer in charge, a driver/pump operator with the remaining crew housed on the bench in the back. Many Green Goddesses still exist in museums or with restoration trusts and even in private ownership.</p>

<p>Registered 419 FCR, our model is decorated in bright red with a mass of chrome to the exterior and comes with hood down to reveal the black interior and black tonneau cover. Note the distinctive MGT badge in red and silver on the boot and again in red, black and silver above the radiator grille.</p>

<p>Oxford Diecast Dennis Eagle Refuse Truck White 1:76</p>

<p>Use Soil Fine Turf to model realistic grass, low ground cover and for highlighting and accenting landscape. It is colorfast and blends naturally with other foliage. Use for any scale.</p>