FFA and FGA wagons
As originally built in the 1960s these were fixed rakes of 5 wagons; an FGA, 3 FFAs and another FGA. Pairs and threes were also seen on boat train services. These fixed rakes could be coupled together to form longer trains when required.
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This wagon has four versions. The FFA is for within the block train, whilst the FGA is for the ends where coupling to locomotives or other wagon types is required. There are also shoe and disk braked versions | ||
FFA and FGA |
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Shoe brakes and disk brakes |
Features: | ||
Container loads See below for more details. |
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Animated brake gear |
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Working air pipes and screw couplings |
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Automatic tail lamp |
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Physics: Physics are disabled when the vehicle is not part of a train with a locomotive (it becomes a 'scenery' object, reducing the load on the graphics engine) |
Livery and weathering details: | |
This wagon is represented in blue and black livery. These are both heavily weathered though so the main colour is a dirty brown. |
Blue |
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Black |
Loads: | |
The wagon can be loaded with 20' 30' or 40' containers. You can also load any valid combination. Container liveries are randomly selected from the available skins for the type. I haven't counted how many alternate liveries of containers there are, but there's 'lots' of them. |
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2 x 30' containers |
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40' + 20' containers |
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3 x 20' containers |
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3 x 20' (alternate liveries) |
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2 x 30' (alternate liveries) |
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