New style Coal Hoppers | O Gauge Railroading On Line Forum

chester7OGR Forum Member

These are pretty cool eh! Wonder if & when these will be available in O scale/gauge

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11/2/137:53 AM

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daylightOGR Forum Member DIGITAL SUBSCRIBER

Thank you for the picture; I agree with your assessment.

Where were they photographed; what road name?

chester7OGR Forum Member

Not sure seen pic on google

falconserviceOGR Forum Member

I checked on Bing. Those appear to be Australian Coal Wagons. Bradken Rail.

Who manufactures and models the Australian Railroads in O Scale?

MTH might be the only company that could add Australian railroads to the line of European and North American O Scale products.

Andrew

falconserviceOGR Forum Member

Dave Allen is in Australia. Perhaps he would have something to say about O Scale models of locos and wagons made specifically for Australia.

Andrew

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