.After World War One in 1918, more 20-ton vans to the improved design were built with G W R self-contained buffers and given Diagram AA15. A total of 378 were built between 1918 and 1927. The next development was the AA19 which were built between 1927 and 1931 incorporating many RCH parts such as buffers and axleboxes but utilising the same body. The total constructed was 221 vans. Diagram AA20 followed which was externally identical to the AA19 vans with a total of 354 being built between 1934 and 1943.

The Diagram AA21 was for 100 Vacuum fitted vans built 1939 / 1940, being built with full vacuum brake gear with the brake cylinder in the front of the brake veranda.

These long awaited brake vans are now all in stock and have been selling extremely well

The brake van will feature:

• Die-cast compensated chassis
• Finely profiled wheels and axles with brass bearing pockets
• Highly detailed injection moulded body
• Full interior detail
• Many separately added fine details
• Sprung metal buffers
• Sprung metal coupling hook and Instanter or screw link couplings where appropriate
• Expertly applied liveries
• Brake Vans are Vacuum Fitted where applicable