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New WotW: 16/01/09

Posted on January 16th, 2009 in Freight Cars, Railways, Wagons on the Web | No Comments »

A selection of ‘Slingers’.

YXA DR92520

KEEPING WITH THE bogie departmental vehicle theme, today’s update covers the mid-range of Jarvis Fastline ‘Slinger’ wagons, rebuilt from former ferry wagons at York C&W in the first half of this decade. Pictured below are seven twin-crane relaying vehicles and two generator wagons.

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New WotW: 15/01/09

Posted on January 15th, 2009 in Freight Cars, Railways, Wagons on the Web | No Comments »

Nine more 40-tonne ballast hoppers for WotW.

YGH DB982848

ANOTHER MIXED BATCH of ‘Seacow’ and ‘Sealion’ 40-tonne ballast hoppers, this time photographed in 2005-06 - there’s even a ‘Stingray’ power wagon in there if you look closely!

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New WotW: 14/01/09

Posted on January 14th, 2009 in Freight Cars, Railways, Wagons on the Web | No Comments »

First WotW update of 2009.

YGB DB982766

JUST A QUICKIE set of new images; twelve ‘Seacow’ and ‘Sealion’ 40-tonne ballast hoppers all recorded in 2004. Both rivetted and welded construction builds are included, just the thing for those with Bachmann and Hornby models that they are looking to detail and weather!

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New WotW: 18/08/08

Posted on August 18th, 2008 in Freight Cars, Railways, Wagons on the Web | 1 Comment »

The oversized 20-2 tri-level autoracks illustrated.

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FOR TODAY’S UPDATE, Wagons on the Web’s attention moves to the massive 20-2 tri-level autoracks that can be found plying North American rails. Never as common as their normal-sized counterparts, they can make for a striking sight when marshalled within a rake of standard height racks.

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New WotW: 17/08/08

Posted on August 17th, 2008 in Freight Cars, Railways, Wagons on the Web | No Comments »

Another 20 engineer’s wagons of various types.

ZCV Clam

FOLLOWING THE SELECTION of departmental vehicles posted previously over several updates, here is a further mix of different types, including ZBA ‘Rudd’, ZCA ‘Sea Urchin’ and ZCV ‘Clam’ wagons.

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