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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
