50t 'Warwell' militair vlak met ruitvormig frame draaistellen in BR grijs - M360335

Stunning just stunning

This is a good, well detailed model of an interesting prototype - and also good to see Hatton's name on it still. Accurascale's service is up to its' usual high standard. Full marks all round!!

Brilliant model, smooth runner with great detail. Would recommend to all.

These wagons finally arrived with me after many shenanigans, some self inflicted, some inflicted by third parties. In brief, the couriers failed to find me twice, and even though the first time was my fault, Patrick was responsive and had a good sense of humour about things. Ultimately I got them sent to a different address and I’m glad I did. The wagons are decently heavy and very well detailed. I’m not necessarily sure I’ll see all the detail when they’re whizzing around my layout, but when they’re stopped in a siding or wherever, they’ll look the part. For the price, you won’t find a better wagon on the market. They’d be good value at £40.

They look very good and solid. I haven't run them yet

The warwell not only looks good, runs shoothly but does not derail. The first low loader that stays on the tracks I have ever had. Well done.

Great model

A super wagon at a very competitive price. Great to see these delightful models being absorbed into the Accurascale range. Will be looking for more when they are re issued!

This is an excellent model, which complements another "Warwell" wagon which I purchased in a model shop in Devon. It serves my purpose of building an engineers' train on my layout, and I will keep looking for further models with different running numbers for a full set of engineers' wagons. I like the idea of adding accessories, such as cable drums, to the "Warwells".

I'm pleased that Accurascale have brought the former Hattons Warwell under their banner and I had to acquire one.
Can't fault the finish or the sharpness of the model which, having a largely cast construction has an uncommon and impressively solid feel for a 4mm RTR wagon.
If you're swithering, just go for it. You won't be disappointed.

I never got the Hattons warwell when first released so I thought I'd get the Accurascale distributed version, nice weighty wagon

Loving the running quality but for someone whom likes closer connections i.e realistic buffering up to the next vehicle? Wasn’t it possible to mould a shorter NEM pocket instead of the prominent NEM that sticks out, almost to the buffer ends!
It’s great for train set style curves/avoiding buffer lock but please spare a thought for realism?

Very pleased with what I received, especially at the price, which was so keen I felt it should have had a health warning on it. My only slight disappointment was the size, especially the length, of the NEM couplings. However, a couple of packs of Bachmann 36-061 short straight NEM couplings did the trick by just shortening the gap between the wagons when coupled to each other. I can't wait to get them onto the layout and watch them behind a 9F or something with something else loaded on each wagon.

Nice wagon, good weight to it. Haven’t had a chance to run it.

Great wagons. Loads of detail and a good weight. Nice runners. Looking forward to more releases now they are in the Accurascale range.

Beautifully detailed heavy die cast wagon with impressive detail. All I need is a tank to put on board.

The Warwell is a finely detailed model at a very reasonable price. It's a beautiful model of an interesting prototype. Congratulations to Accurascale for having the good judgement to add this item to their range.

Well, the detailing, paint job, wheels and the boxing (not full of foam and plastic and difficult to extract the model) are surprisingly good. No, not good, excellent. What about a crane next please?