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The second type of NCDH is easily distinguished by it’s different underframe, and that they all have flat panels the whole length of the wagon. The origins of this wagon appear to be NOGF and NOGX (HGM/HGX) wagons based on information … Continue reading
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Updated 3 October 2012 Technically speaking, the NQJX and NDQF are not spoil wagons, but rather they are 2TEU (two “twenty foot equivalent”) container wagons. I include them here however as they are often seen carrying spoil bins as per … Continue reading
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One of the most common spoils wagons you will see are the rusty old NDCHs – however these come in two main types. The more common type are ex NOBX open wagons. The majority seem to be rib-sided with flat … Continue reading
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Next in the series of photos is the NDCF – I understand these to be converted from GP/NOHF concentrate wagons, and as far as I know they are all painted yellow. Silvermaz make a kit of the GP wagon which … Continue reading
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NDNF: I believe the NDNF is also a former BD/NOAF wagon, but with the full length being open (ie no end decks). Note most have partially corrugated sides and pressed ends, however NDNF 2637 N has completely flat side panels, … Continue reading
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As mentioned in the intro, one of my interests is trains – particularly those running today. Most enthusiasts/modellers of the present day go for the glamour like passenger trains, or brute force of intermodal, coal, grain, or a steelie, and … Continue reading
