My prototype photos from Ormondville, 14th September 2012

 

A very pretty station building and a good collection of railway worker huts.

Big thanks to The New Zealand Rolling Stock Register site for available info on individual wagons.

Click on each image for larger version.

 

 

E wagon (was W679) with hut front (fuzzy) view

 

E wagon (was W679) with hut rear view

 

E wagon (was W679) with hut rear view other angle

 

 

 

E wagon (was Xp1093) with hut front

 

E wagon (was Xp1093) with hut rear

 

E wagon (was Xp1093) with hut rear other view

 

 

Goods shed and water tanks

 

Goods shed road side

 

 

Hut on station platform

 

 

 

Kc866 (Kc-1) - last in service as an E wagon

 

Kc866 (Kc-1) sunnyside - last in service as an E wagon

 

Kc866 (Kc-1) end - last in service as an E wagon

 

 

 

Rake consisting of Kp1622, Kp2381, Ub1036 with hut, and W1152 at the goods shed

 

 

 

 

Kp1622, a Kp-1 with some nice battle damage

 

 

 

Kp2381, a Kp-2

 

Kp2381, a Kp-2 on the sunnyside

 

Kp2381 brake lever and axlebox detail

 

Kp2381 brake lever and ratchet detail

 

 

 

Lb3184 - Lbs were the metric version of the Lc-3

 

 

Ub1036 bogie and brake lever detail

 

Ub1036 bogie and removable end detail

 

 

Ub1036 with hut and W1152 by the goods shed

 

 

 

W1152, a W-11 in Nelson Bros Tomoana Freezing Works livery

 

W1152 from the other angle

 

W1152 one end-view

 

W1152 from the sunnyside

 

W1152 in profile

 

 

 

Luggage trolley and windows

 

Luggage trolley

 

Doors and windows. Note the bunks - at one time (maybe still?) you could stay here

 

Ormondville Station building - east end looking west

 

Ormondville Station building - east end looking west, a wider view

 

 

Ormondville station west end looking east

 

Ormondville Station building west end and goods shed looking east from yard-side

 

Ormondville Station building west end and goods shed looking east from platform-side

 

 

 

For more info check out the Ormondville Rail Preservation Group website


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