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QR/Aurizon VAK Coal Wagon
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Scenario: USA
Vehicle: Wagon
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16 Mar, 2021 @ 3:29am
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QR/Aurizon VAK Coal Wagon

Description
The VAK class coal hoppers were introduced in 1979 to upgrade an ageing VO fleet & were built in four batches – the last batch completed in 1981. All were converted to the VAKM class in 1991 with the fitting of tiebars & some converted in 2005 as the VAKMB class when fitted with straight airbrakes. Quick drop doors were fitted in 2006 becoming the VAQK class.

Mesh by Dylan Forrest © 2020 - Austrainz
8 Comments
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PutsOnBoots 13 Aug, 2022 @ 10:48am 
stats?

top speed?
capacity?

so much blah blah but no info about what truly matters
willheino 17 Mar, 2021 @ 5:23am 
how good. Congrats Dylan and Steven and co
WORTHwhile 17 Mar, 2021 @ 12:32am 
thanks mate, close enough i guess haha
StainlessSteelCynic 17 Mar, 2021 @ 12:30am 
@WORTHwhile - Nearest narrow gauge you'll get to 3' 6" is the 1000mm narrow gauge mods (it's a little under the correct width but only by 66mm
WORTHwhile 16 Mar, 2021 @ 11:44pm 
i cant seem to find any 3 ft 6 gauge track mods on the workshop?
Stefmiz 16 Mar, 2021 @ 9:57pm 
They have been modelled specifically for this. You will need to use a track mod that is 3ft 6in...
WORTHwhile 16 Mar, 2021 @ 9:38pm 
Only issue is the wagon's gauge is too small for the tracks in game. (which i guess makes sense since in real life these wagons are meant to operate on Queensland 3'6" narrow gauge) Would like to see it fit the games track gauge though
WORTHwhile 16 Mar, 2021 @ 4:43pm 
Awesome work man, been dying for some aussie freight wagons!