Accucraft SR wagons
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Accucraft SR wagons
Can I ask what type of cargo would have been hauled in the SR wagons, just so I have an idea of what to fill the wagons with.
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Re: Accucraft SR wagons
You can't go far wrong with a load of coal. During the 1920s it was a staple of railway traffic as can be seen at 14:20 on this video - https://youtu.be/95_ojCmEOCA
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Re: Accucraft SR wagons
Hi Don
Thanks to your question, I realised I'd not created a single source showing the various ways I've gone about loading my wagons. I'm certainly not claiming this information is definitive but as my railway is set during the early 1930s (ie the period of the Big Four), there might be a couple of ideas relevant to your needs.
https://riksrailway.blogspot.com/2019/0 ... loads.html
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Thanks to your question, I realised I'd not created a single source showing the various ways I've gone about loading my wagons. I'm certainly not claiming this information is definitive but as my railway is set during the early 1930s (ie the period of the Big Four), there might be a couple of ideas relevant to your needs.
https://riksrailway.blogspot.com/2019/0 ... loads.html
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Re: Accucraft SR wagons
Rik,
Yet one more of your helpful Blogs, thank you. I think I've seen most of those before, of course, but it's good to see them all in one place.
Yet one more of your helpful Blogs, thank you. I think I've seen most of those before, of course, but it's good to see them all in one place.
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