chinaclayfan

Thanks so much for your recent photos , just goes to show you start off with a simple question and then people are so helpful .

Thank you very much Pilotman and Halvarras that information makes things a lot clearer , also how dim of me not to realise the 37s would then be red stripes , still thanks very much . Also some wonderful pictures on Flickr .

Thank you very much Pilotman and Halvarras that information makes things a lot clearer , also how dim of me not to realise the 37s would then be red stripes , still thanks very much . Also some wonderful pictures on Flickr .

Hello everyone it's been a while since I used the forum , so just a simple question . Has anyone ever seen an original Railfreight liveried 37 pulling CDA wagons . I think I remember seeing a picture of one which may have been 37669 in a John Vaughn book . many thanks for any help

Hi , thanks for your message . I think I will run clean and dirty wagons together , I think the expression is rule one applies . ( I hope i,ve got that right ) anyway thanks for your help . By the way thanks for showing me the dvd which i had,not known about before and the other two in the series .

Hello traction instructor , what a brilliant photo of 37670 thanks for your help with this subject . I,ve been looking through a lot of different posts about china clay layouts and I think I,ve been getting a bit precious about what you can run and what you cant run . So I think I will run clean and weathered together , thanks for everyones help with this

Thank you to both of you for trying to help me , I,ve had another look myself and the best I can come up with is slight differences within the consist . So I think I,ll give up on my original idea and try and find someone to swop my stained wagons with . Thanks again .

Thanks for your help rivercider A friend of mine now seems to think there is a photo of the Burngullow to Irvine train approaching Preston with half shiny half stained wagons . I,ve looked for this for a while but cannot seem to find it , anyway thanks for your help cheers

thank~you so much . I always thought it improbable that they would all stay shiny for the same amount of time . Again thanks for your help

Hi everyone this is my first time on the forum so my apologies for any mistakes I make Quite simply would you have been able to see formations made up of clean and dirty wagons in the same train . Having looked at endless amounts of photos it seems to me that formations were one or the other , unless anyone knows differently . My modelling era is 1993 /1994 .thankyou