🛤️ EFE Rail N Gauge JIA Wagon Bundle Pack Bargains!

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JIA Pristine
JIA lightly weathered
JIA heavily weathered

Get ready to save big on a range of EFE Rail's incredibly detailed N gauge JIA NACCO china-clay wagons! We are offering special rake bundles from just £79.50 per set, representing up to 41% off the original RRP.


Our rake bundles offer additional value for money and enable you to build an accurate train of wagons for a lower cost. A selection of models are available as 3 or 4 vehicle sets in either pristine, lightly weathered or heavily weathered conditions so that you can model these fascinating vehicles in any way you wish!

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Product Features

Highly detailed model with separately fitted parts including handrails, platforms, footsteps, operating equipment, underframe relief and more

Intricate livery application and printing

Pristine, lightly weathered and heavily weathered variations available

NEM standard N Gauge Couplings

Metal wheels and axles

Review

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JIA Wagon

Prototype Information

JIA Wagon
Image by Geof Sheppard

25 JIA china clay hopper wagons were built in 2011 by Arbel Fauvet of France, which were ordered to replace the existing PBA 'Clay Tiger' vehicles which had been employed on long distance services between the West Country to the Midlands.


This relatively small fleet operated a weekly service between Cornwall and Bescot, exclusively for the transport of china clay.


Originally delivered in a distinctive blue and white Imerys livery, they were very quickly covered in layers of grime - providing a distinctive weathered appearance in active service!


The wagons carry Kaolin, or ‘china clay’ as it is commonly called, which is a hydrated aluminium silicate crystalline mineral formed over many millions of years by the hydrothermal decomposition of granite rocks. Highly valued for it's whiteness, it is used in the production of porcelain and other fine china.


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