This addon covers the lesser known JRA hopper wagon built in the late 1980s. From the start of service they were used to serve Croft Quarry and later Bardon Hill quarry, both in Leicestershire. They were in service until 2020 transporting stone.

2022年8月29日 · Porterbrook, GB Railfreight, and Greenbrier have shared the first pictures of the brand new JNA-X Box Wagon. The prototype, which has now successfully completed the audit and inspection process, is the first to roll off the production line in Romania.

2022年8月25日 · UK: The first of 50 JNA-X box wagons ordered by leasing company Porterbrook for use by GB Railfreight has been rolled out at Greenbrier Europe’s factory at Arad in Romania. The order was announced on March 15, and deliveries are …

2022年8月26日 · Porterbrook, GB Railfreight and Greenbrier have shared the first pictures of the brand new JNA-X Box Wagon. The prototype, which has now successfully completed the audit and inspection process, is the first to roll off the production line in Romania.

This pack includes: • 3 weathered variants • 3 wagon loads • Loaded and unloaded variants • Dust when loaded (optional) • Auto-loader • Graffiti • 1 Scenario (available below) Please see the included Manual for more information.

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2022年8月25日 · The box structure is fabricated from high strength steel providing structural reliability and longevity over the life of the wagon. With each tonne of freight transported by rail producing 76% less carbon than road haulage, the new box wagons will support the Green Recovery and help to deliver a more sustainable railway.

I am originally from Bournemouth, on the south coast of England but I now live and work in the West Midlands. As well as working in the rail industry I enjoy modelling the railways in 4mm (P4). I have a strong interest in the UK wagon scene which I want to document for myself and other fellow railway modellers.

Class JRA tankers In 1952 five 6000 gallon tankers were built for Vacuum Oil (later Mobil) by Hume steel (253-257) whilst another seven came from Tullochs (259, 261, 263-267). They were followed in 1953 by numbers 258, 260 and 262 from Tullochs.