Berry Wiggins Fuel Tank Wagon

Berry Wiggins Fuel Tank Wagon

paintshed skin Of a Berry Wiggins Tank Wagon

By 1964, Berry Wiggins & Co’s oil refinery at Kingsnorth had an annual capacity of 190,000 tons; the company also had a complex established at Manchester (Weaste) which, during World War II, had received a direct hit during a bombing raid in 1940. New builds of tanker wagons came into service for Berry Wiggins after the war, and the Kingsnorth establishment had been joined in 1951 by the BP refinery on the Isle of Grain. The Berry Wiggins complex ceased to function in 1972, its ''Kingsnorth'' name now being associated with a power station, but refining at the comparatively newer Grain complex stopped only a decade later. Subsequently, oil was shipped into the country in an already refined state, but deliveries were still made to Grain thereafter, the last oil train not departing until 1999.

Author: corporal_major

Berry Wiggins Fuel Tank Wagon
• colormap.dat 223 bytes
• config.txt 4.36KB
• main.bmp 768.05KB
• main.texture.txt 27 bytes
• preview.jpg 18.94KB
• script.gs 78 bytes
• skin.dat 221 bytes
uh_art
consist.bmp 24.05KB
consist_a.bmp 9.05KB
preview.bmp 768.05KB
preview_a.bmp 257.05KB
uh_art_512.texture.txt 65 bytes
uh_art_icon.texture.txt 65 bytes

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