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Design/Diagram ID: | FG003A | In selection ?This works on your last-used designs selection, including any filters and sort orders. Buttons will not show if the current design was not in your last selection, or if you are at the beginning or end of the data set. | ||
Description: | Lowliner A Container Carrying Flat Wagon (40ft) | Overall ?This works on the overall designs list without any filtering or sorting applied. | ||
TOPS code: | FGA-E | |||
On Date: | c1974 | |||
Status: | Defunct | |||
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Source of information: | Diagram book on Barrowmore Model Railway Group website |
Note added Tue 31/08/2021 by Thomas Young Category: Classification/Coding Design code FG003A was initially assigned to wagons 699000 and 699001, built in 1971 to diagram 1/135 and lot 3729. These formed the 'Lowliner A' set, a prototype for a new generation of container-carrying wagons. The Lowliner name was rather confusingly also used for the FZA 4-wheeled wagons intended to carry road vehicles. The 'Lowliner A' had 4-wheeled bogies and the wagons were basically 40ft in length. There appears to have been a change of plan, with codes in the FGxxxx series to be reserved for standard Freightliner outer wagons. The FG003A wagons were changed to FHA-E and design code FH001A. Source: BR diagrams books on BMRG website |
Views ? Which views does the drawing include? S = side elevation E = end elevation P = plan view D = detail (scrap views, sections etc) |
Quality ? How much detail is in the drawing? High - all/most detail included Medium - some detail omitted Low - basic diagram |
Comment | Origins | Source |
SE | Low | BR diagram book | Page 18 of Book320Part2Issue.pdf on Barrowmore MRG website http://www.barrowmoremrg.co.uk/Prototype.html |
Item added: | 12:00 on 01/01/2020 by Thomas Young |
Approval status: | Approved, auto/admin |
Item approved: | 01/01/2020 by Thomas Young |
Time / Date | Edited by | Change |
16:55 on Tue 31/08/2021 | Thomas Young | Improved description |