Japanese Model Trains
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#wamu Wednesday
The WaMu is a four wheel box wagon type that was in use until the 2000s.
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#sleeper Sunday.
Sadly, the Blue Trains fell out of favour and sleepers tend to be very rare now.
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A continuation of #seki Saturday.
The EF64 and DD54 pose on what was my more ambitious uncompleted layout.
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#seki Saturday.
The typical coal-carrying wagon of the JNR era.
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#freight Friday
Various freight wagons on show.
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#thunder Thursday.
The freight EF510s carry the “Red Thunder” logo on their sides.
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#weathering Wednesday.
The DD54 was notorious for coating itself in oil when worked hard.
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#taki Tuesday.
TaKi represents tge tanker class of freight wagon. Various liquids have been transported over the years, from oil and fuel to fancier things like carbolic acid.
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The large logo JR Freight EF65 was a mild curiousity when depots went to extraordinary lengths to trial colours on their allocated locomotives. Personally, as a fan of BR’s large logo era, I think this really hit the mark as far as liveries go.
Do you think BR or JR did it better?
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This was the basis of my layout Rosesu. The inspiration came from Rothes, a town in Moray, Scotland. The station trackplan featured yard space for general freight, which included coal, livestock and distillery traffic. As my stock is 95% Japanese, it was easy to utilise the trackplan and reimagine a change in scenery and location. The…
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