The photos have been uploaded to the Australia Model Rail Facebook group; you need to be logged in and a member of the group to view the post. As Poath mentioned however they are bound to appear on here shortly.Since virtually every MFA and MFH was different, have they given the numbers of the two they are making?
The post states the models will be available in twin-packs comprising an MFA and MFH in either Candy or Indian Red, priced at $300.00 each.
Hi Peter,The photos have been uploaded to the Australia Model Rail Facebook group; you need to be logged in and a member of the group to view the post. As Poath mentioned however they are bound to appear on here shortly.Since virtually every MFA and MFH was different, have they given the numbers of the two they are making?
The post states the models will be available in twin-packs comprising an MFA and MFH in either Candy or Indian Red, priced at $300.00 each.
Peter
If my memory is correct they are supplementary interurban loco hauled carriages.Hi Peter,The photos have been uploaded to the Australia Model Rail Facebook group; you need to be logged in and a member of the group to view the post. As Poath mentioned however they are bound to appear on here shortly.Since virtually every MFA and MFH was different, have they given the numbers of the two they are making?
The post states the models will be available in twin-packs comprising an MFA and MFH in either Candy or Indian Red, priced at $300.00 each.
Peter
The photos show the following cars:
Indian Red:
MFH 2705 (12-wheel)
MFA 2712 (12-wheel)
Candy:
MFH 2703 (12-wheel)
MFA 2722 (2BS-type Bogies)
I'm not familiar with these carriages but they each look to have different sides.
Again this is just based on the Facebook post; I'm sure On-Track will release much more detailed information soon.
Cheers,
You are right, three MUB set cars were destroyed at Granville. MFH 2703 was one of them, but 2707 was subsequently renumbered 2703 and presumably this later car is the one being modelled. Both MFH 2703 (2nd) and 2705 were converted from CAM, so ought to be near identical. MFA’s 2712 and 2722 both were MFE at one time, so their bodies may be similar, but the underframes should differ to reflect changes to ride on 4-wheel bogies.If my memory is correct they are supplementary interurban loco hauled carriages.Since virtually every MFA and MFH was different, have they given the numbers of the two they are making?Hi Peter,
Peter
The photos show the following cars:
Indian Red:
MFH 2705 (12-wheel)
MFA 2712 (12-wheel)
Candy:
MFH 2703 (12-wheel)
MFA 2722 (2BS-type Bogies)
I think at least one of these carriages were part of the destroyed carriages at Granville. I stand corrected on that though.
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