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msavianneyCharter Member · 384 postsApr 9, 2003 3:51 AM

In 1926, Victorian Railways built five more AW passenger cars. These were arch-roofed, and had seven compartments rather than six. As a result, these cars are about six feet longer than the earlier ones. As a test of TSM, I spliced in a new central section which added another compartment, so the later AW car is ready to go. I can also do other fairly high-detail cars using this technique, so watch out for more VR cars soon.Cheers,
Matt Austin

Victorian Railways junkie and US traction head!

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msavianneyCharter Member · 384 postsApr 9, 2003 3:00 PM

RE: (Australia) VR's later series AW car

More work done. Bar frames replace truss rods and a water tank is also underneath. Texture tidying makes it about ready.Cheers,
Matt Austin

Victorian Railways junkie and US traction head!

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