Hornby R4762, GWR Collett Coach Corridor Composite RH '6531'

Description

R4762,
GWR Collett Coach Corridor Composite RH '6531'
Description
When Charles Collett became Chief Mechanical Officer of the Great Western Railway in 1922, one of his priorities was to modernise the GWR’s fleet of ageing, yet distinctive ‘Toplight’ coaching stock. His resulting ‘bow-ended’ design went on to become the basic GWR design for almost 30 years and from 1925, until the late summer of 1929, the steel panelled, oak framed bow-ended coach, with inset windows, high waist and clean exterior, was applied to 57’ coach bodies on newly developed 7’ single bolster bogies.
***Hornby is a household name and is famous as the UK's brand leader in the model railway hobby with its high quality 00 gauge (1:76) models and accessories.
This offering is for empty medical grade 1oz and 2oz boston round dispensing bottles with each having a 1.5 inch 18-gauge stainless needle applicator. These dispensing bottles are made of the highest quality soft Low Density Polyethylene (LDPE) made for dispensing a large variety of liquids. The combination of the LDPE bottle and the precision 18 gauge needle applicator is perfect for dispensing any liquid exactly where you want with no dripping.
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The needle applicator is of 18-gauge stainless steel with a patented Luer Lock that attaches to the cap. It is 1.5 inches long so it can easily get into hard to reach places. It also comes with a needle cap that is leak proof so that you can save any unused liquid. This is a pharmaceutical grade product that is of unmatched quality. You can buy bottles from your local hardware store that you cut the tip off a plastic tub that just dumps the liquid out or you can buy a pharmaceutical grade product for a precision application.
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