USATC Locomotives and wagons to GB loading gauge made for the US Army Transportation Corps for use in Britain and on the Continent. Sections on this page: Locomotives; Brake van; Freight wagons
		Locomotives
		Piko USATC Whitcomb 65T diesel loco
		Roco USATC 'S160' 2-8-0
		DJH USATC 'S160' 2-8-0 (kit)
		Alexander Models USATC 'S100' 0-6-0T (kit)
		Fulgurex USATC 'S100' 0-6-0T
		Hornby-Rivarossi USATC 'S100' 0-6-0T
		REE USATC 'S100' 0-6-0T
		Bachmann / Phil Burkett (project) USATC GE45T switcher
		Brake van ("caboose")
		Tillig Brake van - four wheel
		Freight wagons
		Thousands of these wagons were assembled in Britain between 1942 and 1944, and moved by rail to ports in preparation for the invasion of Europe. All types were tried in service on Britain's railways, but of the models depicted here only the twin-bogie flat and tank wagons were found to be suitable for sustained internal traffic. The wagons supplied from Britain, and thousands more supplied directly to the Continent, eventually entered service with European rail operators.
		Roco Flat wagon - twin-bogie
		Roco Tank wagon - twin-bogie
		Roco Open wagon - four-wheel
		Tillig Open wagon - four-wheel
		Roco Closed van - four-wheel
		Tillig Closed van - four-wheel
		Tillig Flat wagon - four-wheel
		Other USATC wagon types Four-wheel wooden-sided workshop van with windows: This type was used for internal traffic in Britain, but there is currently no model of it. Twin-bogie refrigerator van (reefer): This type was used for internal traffic in Britain, but there is currently no model of it. Twin-bogie closed van (boxcar): This type was not sent to Britain, but is modelled by Fleischmann (for example, item number 573301). Twin-bogie open wagon (gondola): This type was not sent to Britain, but is modelled by Fleischmann (for example, item number 526303). Twin-bogie low-sided open wagon: This type was not sent to Britain, but is modelled by Fleischmann (for example, item number 526205).
		British 1:87 Scale Modelling