Warwell Wagon
OR76WW001 - Warwell A Ministry of War Transport MS1
OR76WW006 Warwell No36 with Sherman Tank
Introduced in 1942 for the transport of Sherman tanks, the 50T bogie Warwell wagon continued to see service after the end of the Second World War.
British Railways obtained many of the wagons as they were most suited for the transportation of loads unsuitable for existing rolling stock. The Warwells continued to be developed and improved upon for military use and can still be seen operating on today's tracks.
In BR use the Warwells were modified so that they could carry girders and similar loads. The new Oxford Rail Warwell wagons will include variants of both military and civil types and where appropriate will feature different bogies to match the modelled prototypes
OR76WW003 Warwell A Steel carrier DM748305 Diamond Bogies
| OR76WW001B | Warwell A Ministry of War Transport WW50 |
| OR76WW002 | Warwell A Diamond Bogies BR Brown DM360331 |
| OR76WW002W | Warwell A Diamond Bogies BR Weathered DM360332 |
| OR76WW003 | Warwell A Steel carrier DM748305 Diamond Bogies |
| OR76WW004 | MOD KWA Warwell triple pack 95535/95578/95540 |
| OR76WW006 | Warwell No36 with Sherman Tank |
| OR76WW009 | Warwell with Steam Road Engine DM721211 |
| OR76WW010 | Southern Railway Warwell - revised bed MS14176 |
| OR76WW011 | Modern Airbraked Warwell |
