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British Rail FAA Bogie Well Container Wagon

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11 Jan, 2021 @ 1:48pm

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UK Containers

Cargo Asset Set

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Description

With the introduction of class 66s with EWS in the late 90s, a fleet of low lying container wagons, capable of carrying one 40ft ISO container, was ordered by EWS for use with the new traction. They survived on into the Schenker era, and still survive today.

- 100mph top speed
- 33.6 Tonne tare
- Goods, ConMat, Food, Machines and Tools capacity of 25
- Available in 2 versions, first appearing in 1997
- Automatic containers

Thanks to Freelancer for letting me use his bogies from the BBA wagon, which is up and coming!

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mongolteiko 19 Apr @ 12:20pm

Contact wires [where the pantograph touches] of the catenary.

Have you got all the perquisites loaded before the mod?
Have you reached 1997?

Redcoat Redemption 19 Apr @ 11:54am

Can't find and what are those wires above the class 68 called???

mongolteiko 12 Jan, 2021 @ 2:47am

If you got both prerequisite mods installed: Cargo Asset Set and UK Containers and beyond 1997, it should appear in the wagons section called British Rail FAA Container Wagon.