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160522 2065272 viewsBinduli, 5MP2 steel train, RKQF 60243, originally built by Tulloch NSW as part of a batch of one hundred and thirty five JLY/JLX type louvre vans in 1969-70. Fifty six were converted at Bathurst to NQRX before further conversion to NKQX type steel plate waggon in 1989-90. Seen here loaded with steel plates.
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160522 2075272 viewsBinduli, 5MP2 steel train, Trans-Perth electric B set 116 on the rear of the train.
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160522 2168272 viewsParkeston, 6MP4 intermodal train, NQKY 34644 container waggon with a Cronos tanktainer CRXU 864685.
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160522 2170272 viewsParkeston, 6MP4 intermodal train, RQLY 4 platform 2 of 5-pack articulated skel waggon set, 1 of 8 built by AN Rail Islington Workshops in 1987 as AQJY, SCF Austrans 40' box AUSU 405028.
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160522 2414272 viewsParkeston, 7MP7 priority service train, RRAY 7255 platform 5 of 5-pack articulated skeletal waggon set, part of one hundred built by ABB Engineering NSW 1996-2000, 40' deck with W.A. Freightlines 40' curtainsider WAFL 491006.
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160609 0396272 viewsWoodbridge, 5PM5 intermodal train, RLSY 18710 louvre van, built by Comeng NSW in 1975-76 as KLY type, NLKY, NLWY, RLUY wearing Sadleirs green.
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160609 0424272 viewsWoodbridge, 5PM5 intermodal train, RRXY 9 platform 2 of 5-pack well waggon set, one of eleven built by Bradken Qld in 2002 for Toll from a Williams-Worley design with a 53' Toll green automobile box AB 054 with a 40' Linfox half height side door unit LSDU 694005 on top.
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051103 6699272 viewsSpencer Junction yard, ECA 162 built by Comeng NSW in 1964 for Commonwealth Railways as a BRE type second class, air conditioned, twin berth staggered corridor steel sleeping car BRE 162. Converted to ECA type crew car in 1991. Seen here under GWA ownership on loan to Pacific National and in use on East-West freighters. Finally it was scrapped at Dry Creek in December 2014.
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051103 6725272 viewsSpencer Junction yard, ECA 162 built by Comeng NSW in 1964 for Commonwealth Railways as a BRE type second class, air conditioned, twin berth staggered corridor steel sleeping car BRE 162. Converted to ECA type crew car in 1991. Seen here under GWA ownership on loan to Pacific National and in use on East-West freighters. Finally it was scrapped at Dry Creek in December 2014.
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160522 2285272 viewsParkeston, SCT train 6MP9 operating from Melbourne to Perth, PBGY type covered van PBGY 0004 Multi-Freighter, one of eighty two waggons built by Queensland Rail Redbank Workshops in 2005.
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160523 2875272 viewsParkeston, SCT train 7GP1 which operates from Parkes NSW (Goobang Junction) to Perth, PBHY type covered van PBHY 0036 Greater Freighter, one of a second batch of thirty units built by Gemco WA without the Greater Freighter signage.
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160524 3709272 viewsKalgoorlie, SCT train 2PM9 operating from Perth to Melbourne, ABSY type ABSY 2479 covered van, originally built by Mechanical Handling Ltd SA in 1972 for Commonwealth Railways as VFX type recoded to ABFX and then RBFX before being converted by Gemco WA to ABSY type in 2004/05.
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160525 4584272 viewsParkeston, SCT train 3PG1 which operates from Perth to Parkes NSW (Goobang Junction), PQIY type PQIY 0016 one of forty 80' container waggons built by Gemco WA, loaded with two 20' open top half height containers WH 18 and WH 27, and two 40' SCT RFRA type reefers SCTR 036 and SCTR 145.
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160525 4585272 viewsParkeston, SCT train 3PG1 which operates from Perth to Parkes NSW (Goobang Junction), PWXY type PWXY 0004 one of twelve well waggons built by CSR Meishan Rolling Stock Co of China for SCT in 2008, loaded with two SCT 48' MFG1 type containers SCTDS 4827 and SCTDS 4824.
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160526 5316272 viewsWest Kalgoorlie, SCT train 3MP9 operating from Melbourne to Perth, PBGY type covered van PBGY 0021 Multi-Freighter, one of eighty two waggons built by Queensland Rail Redbank Workshops in 2005.
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160527 5545272 viewsBlamey crossing loop at the 1692 km, SCT train 5PM9 operating from Perth to Melbourne, PBGY type covered van PBGY 0157 Multi-Freighter, one of eighty units built by Gemco WA, with Independent Brake signage.
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160530 9168272 viewsParkeston, SCT train 7GP1 which operates from Parkes NSW (Goobang Junction) to Perth departs the mainline behind second unit SCT class leader SCT 001 serial 07-1725 second unit is an EDI Downer built EMD model GT46C-ACe.
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161111 2533272 viewsBinduli, Kalgoorlie Freighter train 5025, waggon AQHY 30077 with sulphuric acid tank CSA 0116, originally built by the WAGR Midland Workshops in 1964/66 as a WF type flat waggon, then in 1997, following several recodes and modifications, was one of seventy five waggons converted to the WQH type to carry CSA sulphuric acid tanks between Hampton/Kalgoorlie and Perth/Kwinana.
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040815 164652272 viewsNelson Point, CFCLA ballast waggon CHQY type 730 just being delivered to BHP Iron Ore as part of the Rail PACE project, side view.
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050624 3330272 viewsGoldsworthy, train end and hand brake of the Sundowner coach, originally built by E. G. Budd in 1939 numbered 301 as the Silver Star as a diner-parlour-observation coach on the Chicago, Burlington and Quincy Railroad's General Pershing Zephyr train from the 1930s and 1940s. Donated to Mt Newman Mining Co. by AMAX an original joint venture partner to commemorate the projects first 100 million tonnes of iron ore railed between Mount Whaleback mine and the Port Hedland port.
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