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Transfesa blue fruit vans - 195x to the 90ies


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Having now read right through this interesting topic again and dug out some of my old diagram books I can add a little more to the information provided by RJEB back in February 2017.  I have found copies of the following diagrams ;-

 

Diagram C5136 revision 5, depicting Transfesa covered wagon nos. PJfv 500126 to 500130 and PJfv 500211 to 500280, 75 wagons in total.

 

Diagram S.F.V.6009 revision 1, depicting Transfesa covered wagons with a guard / brakemans hut at one end, wagon numbers PJFNV 501001 to 501200, 200 wagons in total.

 

Diagram S.F.V.6010 revision 3, depicting Transfesa covered wagons in two number series, German wagon nos. 514000 to 514399 (new numbers 24800284500 to 24800284899) and Spanish wagon nos. 501201 to 501500, 700 wagons in total.

 

Diagram S.F.V.6011 revision 1, as per original version with metric dimensions and revised load details added.

 

Diagram S.F.V.6215 revision 1, title changed to Covered Wagon - Geman DB - Transfesa, wagon nos. 514400 to 514499, new nos. 24800284900 to 24800284999, 100 wagons in total.

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Diagram S.F.V.6009 revision 1, depicting Transfesa covered wagons with a guard / brakemans hut at one end, wagon numbers PJFNV 501001 to 501200, 200 wagons in total.

 

 

 

Hello All

 

Here is my recent effort re one of these vans. Using the Electrotren HO model ( for a HO scenario ). End doors replaced with planked ends, underframe extended etc.

 

Seasonal Greetings

 

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Yes..that's where I got mine from...but via Ebay. Couldn't get straight red lines though only the various sized red circles and the legends  'Transfesa.  So I printed my own red straights and had to print my own 'Transfesa' as I wanted it in the 'Gothic'  sloping ( for want of a better term ) style. for the 1960 era.  I struggled with the red circles myself as the usual transfer paper for inkjet printing is thicker compared to the type the commercial people use and even with the latter from Spain it still wasn't perfect going over the bits that stick out from the body sides ..which is why I weathered the vehicle 'heavily'...all sorts of mistakes can be hidden by weathering :-).

The numbering and the few others decals seen I printed out too.

 

Cheers

clive

 

 

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I have built three in N gauge, two standard without huts and one with end doors. Scratchbuilt bodies on a Fleischmann chassis, Etched pixels ferry van vents, wire for handrails.

Fiat Capri blue for the bodies and white undercoat for the roof. Home produced decals plus the 'International wagon' ones from Fox transfers.

 

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Strangely I dont seem to have any pics of the two finished vans......one still needs painting. I'll get some pics uploaded later of the finished ones.

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I have built three in N gauge, two standard without huts and one with end doors. Scratchbuilt bodies on a Fleischmann chassis, Etched pixels ferry van vents, wire for handrails.

Fiat Capri blue for the bodies and white undercoat for the roof. Home produced decals plus the 'International wagon' ones from Fox transfers.

 

gallery_681_3216_76096.jpg

gallery_681_3216_11538.jpg

gallery_681_3216_143763.jpg

gallery_681_3216_46345.jpg

gallery_681_3216_41552.jpg

 

Strangely I dont seem to have any pics of the two finished vans......one still needs painting. I'll get some pics uploaded later of the finished ones.

Very nice vans in N/2mm scale though....do you have a white printer or just using the white background ?.

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