72SW003 Supermarine Walrus N19 Irish Air Corps option-set-241 With EWS developing and aggressively

With EWS developing and aggressively marketing its wagonload Network that it had inherited from Transrail

unblocked the suspension

This straight section of track can be adjusted quickly and easily to any length between 88 and 120 mm / 3-1/2“ and 4-3/4“

with many lasting in service into the 1960s

72SW003 Supermarine Walrus N19 Irish Air Corps option-set-241 With EWS developing and aggressivelySupermarine Walrus N19 Irish Air Corps Model The Supermarine Walrus was a British single engine amphibious bi plane aircraft designed by R J Mitchell, of Spitfire fame, as a reconnaissance aircraft. It first flew in 1933 and was introduced into service in 1935. Its primary users were the RAF, Royal Navy, the Royal Australian Air Force and the Irish Air Corps. Discontinued in 1944, of the 740 built, only a handful remain today in museums. Our latest