NSWGR S Truck Coal

NSWGR S Truck Coal

NSWGR S Truck
The S truck was the most common goods wagon found on the NSWGR for over 50 years. The design first appeared in November 1906, with the wagons undergoing many variations in service. Steel floors were fitted, but replaced with timber due to corrosion problems. Wooden sides were replaced with steel sides, underframes rebuilt, automatic couplers replaced the 3 link variety and so on. A complete rebuild by the Clyde Wagon Works was carried out in the 1940's - 1950's, with the number of bodies on the Shop Order sitting at 10,000 in March 1950.

This model is based on the S wagon design circa 1953, where the body was fitted without buffers and with grade control equipment. It is depicted with a load of coal, a typical job for the little wagon in loco depots across the state.

Length: 18'4
Width: 9'
Height: 2'10
Weight: 15.25 tons loaded

Author: David Taylor

NSWGR S Truck Coal
• config.txt 3.80KB
nswgr_struck_coal_art
nswgr_struck_coal_art_512.texture.txt 99 bytes
nswgr_struck_coal_art_512.tga 1.00MB
nswgr_struck_coal_art_icon.texture.txt 101 bytes
nswgr_struck_coal_art_icon.tga 32.53KB
nswgr_struck_coal_body
nswgr_struck_coal_body.pm 100.18KB
struck.texture.txt 31 bytes
struck.tga 192.53KB
nswgr_struck_coal_shadow
black.texture.txt 28 bytes
black.tga 812 bytes
nswgr_struck_coal_shadow.pm 26.95KB