Various wagons at Beamish and Pickering.
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Re: Various wagons at Beamish and Pickering.
These stores vans once ran as a pair. One had all the stores and oil tanks in it and the other had an office and guards compartment so i beleive. The one at Pickering is a stores van but can any one confirm that the one at Beamish is the other one of the pair with the office/guards compartment?
Re: Various wagons at Beamish and Pickering.
There were 5 diagramsTRESTROL wrote:These stores vans once ran as a pair. One had all the stores and oil tanks in it and the other had an office and guards compartment so i beleive. The one at Pickering is a stores van but can any one confirm that the one at Beamish is the other one of the pair with the office/guards compartment?
H1 6 wheel
H2 Bogie with Roof Lookout
H3 Bogie I believe that the one in the pictures above
H4 Bogie
H5 6 wheel
D&S made the H2 and H3 and sold as a pair I have a set and can post pictures if needed
There are a few pictures in the new Tatlow LNER/NER wagon book. If anyone has any further pictures/measurements of the H5 they would be great as I would like to scratchbuild one to go with the pair I already have.
The very tatty one at Beamish is here looks like a H3 as well ?
http://beamishtransport.blogspot.com/se ... results=10
see the entry for the 4th March
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Re: Various wagons at Beamish and Pickering.
This document says it was built 1902 and numbered 5523; can we get the diagram from that?
Like Mick I fancy the two D & S ones and then a scratchbuild or two to make up the train as shown in Tatlow.
Like Mick I fancy the two D & S ones and then a scratchbuild or two to make up the train as shown in Tatlow.
Re: Various wagons at Beamish and Pickering.
This confirms the van is a H3 at Pickering
http://beamishtransport.blogspot.com/se ... results=10
H2 is at Beamish
http://www.lclt.org.uk/pages/van.html
These are my versions here
lner-y7-loco-t708s350.html
http://beamishtransport.blogspot.com/se ... results=10
H2 is at Beamish
http://www.lclt.org.uk/pages/van.html
These are my versions here
lner-y7-loco-t708s350.html