Give me a B please Bob!
IF YOU’RE INTO steel carriers, then today is your lucky day! Twenty B-Coded wagons make up the selection below, drawn from 10 different individual TOPS codes. The BTA pipe carriers are particular favourites!
A quickie update to WotW.
JUST FIVE WAGONS make up today’s selection, culled from the I-Coded and P-Coded types. The Fastline Freight IIA coal hoppers make their first appearance on Wagons on the Web, while the other four pictures cover the fascinating Sussex Rail ‘drain train’ converted from FGA ‘Freightliner’ flats.
Wagons on the Web goes Swiss metre gauge!
WE’RE ALWAYS HAPPY to do requests here at Wagons on the Web, but today’s selection of 20 items of rolling stock is a little special. The subject is the incredibly picturesque narrow gauge Rhätische Bahn (RhB) line in south-east Switzerland. All photographs were taken during a day trip to the line back in 2006.
A selection of departmental coaching stock.
THE DONCASTER BRML trial/test train is the main subject of today’s update, but a couple of other Q-Coded converted coaching stock for OHLE engineer use are illustrated as well.
The well-known Cartic-4 car carriers are illustrated.
AN INCREDIBLE 30 wagons make up today’s update. The vehicles illustrated cover two P-Coded types, a prototype PIA bogie car carrier built on an old Southern Railway underframe, and the once common PJA Cartic-4 articulated car carriers.