GWR C19 clerestory miners

GWR C19 clerestory miners

The GWR ran a workman’s train service for coal miners in the South Wales Afan Valley between the towns of Cymmer, Glyncorrwg and various collieries.
These operated from the mid 1930’s until final closure in 1970. In 1950, the company converted two 50-year old Dean C10 class, 8-compartment,
clerestory coaches, numbers 1971 & 3026, for push-pull operation, by converting the end compartment of each coach into a control cab for a driver.
Together with a third Dean C19 clerestory, number 1339, these three coaches, running in C10-C19-C10 formation, operated this workman’s service from 1951 to 1959.
research by John Webster

The JAG System developed by Kessica is script being used for the lamp handling effects and ACS Coupling. Chris (Nawlins) gave lots of feedback.

Author: JohnWhelan

GWR C19 clerestory miners
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• coach3ac10push.tga 6.00MB
• coach3ac10pushbump.texture.txt 66 bytes
• coach3ac10pushbump.tga 8.00MB
• config.txt 6.49KB
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• jag_base_stub.gs 760 bytes
• shadow.im 29.75KB