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Rob
The 73/9s were used on PW trains in and around the Burntisland area four or five years ago.
I am not sure on the name of the wagon but it was the low sided yellow bogie Network Rail spoil/ballast wagons.
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TTA tankers would also be an option for haulage by class 17 and bogie bolsters with pipes.
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On 14/06/2023 at 15:15, csiedmo said:
The latest batch of J39s that were due this month have dropped back to 'awaiting'.
What does awaiting actually mean on the GF website please.
Something I have on pre-order has gone from June/July to (awaiting).
Kind of thinking I will be waiting longer for it now.
Thanks
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Something which would fit in but is not often modelled is shipbuilding steel plate in on plate wagons or bolsters also pipe wagons in and scrap out in open wagons
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John
This looks really great welcome to N gauge the 17 is a lovely model love trains and aircraft looking forward to seeing the Harriers are you going to get a coach or some wagons for your layout
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Thats the one thanks
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Sorry
I don't have any answers but a few things i think maybe likely are most branches were 1 engine in steam if there was an extensive yard a shunting locomotive may have been present for most of the day
Also consider slip working i am not sure how common it was as you needed double the amount of wagons but this did mean the train engine spent a short amount of time at the mine
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Guys
Can anyone help i am. Looking for some pics of a bespoke weedsprayer Wagon from late 90s it featured in a photo in rail magazine with a coal sector class i think it may have been an SPA wagon modified and it may have been at Didcot i have already checked Paul Bartlet site but came up with nothing also google check found nothing
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Guys
Can anyone help i am. Looking for some pics of a bespoke weedsprayer Wagon from late 90s it featured in a photo in rail magazine with a coal sector class i think it may have been an SPA wagon modified and it may have been at Didcot i have already checked Paul Bartlet site but came up with nothing also google check found nothing
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Brilliant
Glad we will get the JIA in N perfect for the Papermill
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Guys
I think the Aberdeen tanks some of them are coded TEA now also its Calcium Carbonate slurry from Aberdeen to Irvine and Spalding
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Guys
DRS have not pulled the plug they simply lost the contact it has been with Colas Rail before and switched between DRS and Colas a couple of times and there are still some places like Kyle and Mallaig where HSTs wont be allowed the MMT has been to Fort William and Oban so is allowed on those lines
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Tom
The dispensation to use the MK2 coaches ends tomorrow they are not permitted to be used in passenger service now Scotrail did have a tender out and the original plan was for the 68s and complient coaches to return on these services in December but with sharp fall in demand post Covid 19 this plan has been axed
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Hi
This is a great looking layout love the industrial look and feel good luck with the crane
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Harveyc
That looks really great how about a small blacksmiths in the corner a couple of platelayers hut kits modified could be used
Dave
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Guys
These are looking amazing like the pipebridge Simon
Tom welcome still plenty time to get something built
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Farish Autumn 2022 Announcements
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Will 08761 with sound ever be released.
Guessing delayed due to chip shortages?
Thanks