Thanks for input all.
Brossard-Thats some serious stuff-pipework is interesting.One thing i did miss and should have been able to do is the safety loops on the brake rodding.
I did want to work on the door handles and the pull bars but felt they were not too bad and that i could soon mess up my model with my poor eyesight.
Thanks for the link,i had a quick look this morning and it looks like i have some more reading to do,i did notice a reference book in one of the pics so looking into that.
I understand the cct-pmv-by-bogie thing,lets not forget equal plank/unequal plank and plywood sided ,its the later classification i was interested in especially drawing much info from p.bartletts photos.
Its the NOV AND NQV and also the NFV(which i believe to be the bogie b vehicle.
I take it the N refers to non passenger and the V to vacuum, its the O,Q and the F i wish to know about.
To take an example from my 1979 book
S1411 is under NOV(CCT) it has an asterix against it
The quotation for this is-End doors plated over at the bottom so they will not open.NQV(PMV)
So a CCT now becomes a PMV just because its doors will not open.
OK thats fine if thats the case.
Probably i didnt ask the question in the right way.
So,
I have come to choose running numbers for my southern/br CCT parkside kits
Plywood sided
Using P.Bs phtotos(mainly because there colour) i came across two(what i believe to be identical vehicles)One marked NQV and the other NOV.
Or have i answered myself above,hahaha.
And just to make it even more annoying would vehicles carrying the CCT and PMV legend still be in a formation with NOV and NQV in 1979?
Thanks