Doncaster Plant Works - wagons
Posted: Tue Mar 07, 2023 11:25 pm
Hello,
I refer to this image (which I cannot show due to Getty copyright):
https://www.gettyimages.com.au/detail/n ... o/90775351
My modelling includes some scratch-bashed-built GNR wagons in OO.
To add to my list I am intrigued by the wagon second from the right in the image.
With inset walling, stable door, outside single braces and two end posts I cannot find a wagon to fit that description.
It might be a fish or meat wagon with venting on the upper walls where the image shows the space.
My only image of a GNR fish wagon is from 1899 and shows a clerestory roof, cross-bracing and four end posts.
The wagon may also be a foreigner being repaired by the GNR.
My analysis of the image suggests this may be a repair line-up rather than a new build.
Mainly because of the state of the left side cattle and faded paintwork on the opens.
Kimball
I refer to this image (which I cannot show due to Getty copyright):
https://www.gettyimages.com.au/detail/n ... o/90775351
My modelling includes some scratch-bashed-built GNR wagons in OO.
To add to my list I am intrigued by the wagon second from the right in the image.
With inset walling, stable door, outside single braces and two end posts I cannot find a wagon to fit that description.
It might be a fish or meat wagon with venting on the upper walls where the image shows the space.
My only image of a GNR fish wagon is from 1899 and shows a clerestory roof, cross-bracing and four end posts.
The wagon may also be a foreigner being repaired by the GNR.
My analysis of the image suggests this may be a repair line-up rather than a new build.
Mainly because of the state of the left side cattle and faded paintwork on the opens.
Kimball