VLCX louvre vans
16 June 2010
VLDX louvre vans
20 May 2010
Built as the VHX they were a prototype of the VSX/VLEX. The main difference was the lack of horizontal stiffening ribs along the sides, and the doors opened to only one side.
VLEX / VLEY louvre vans
27 May 2010
VLRX louvre vans
17 November 2010
VOFX open wagons
16 June 2010
VOHX open wagons
24 January 2017
ELX wagons used for log traffic, initially only the doors were removed, later on the centre side section was removed and stanchions added
VOWA dropside open wagons
12 July 2008
VPAX cement hoppers
12 July 2010
VPBX cement hoppers
30 August 2009
VPCX cement hoppers
16 November 2007
VQCX container wagons
14 June 2010
VQGX container flats
16 June 2010
VQLX container flats
29 May 2010
VQOF container flats
6 June 2010
VQRF container flats
20 May 2010
VQSW container flats
20 May 2010
VQWW container flat
16 November 2007
VQWW 1 until it went to National Rail and was recoded to RQVY, Pacific National ended up with it and it formed part of the wagons sold when they were forced to by the ACCC. QR ended up with it.
VTQF tank wagons
27 May 2010
VTQX tank wagons
27 May 2010
VTSA tank wagons
20 May 2010
VZMA ballast hoppers
31 January 2017
The old school Victorian Railways bogie ballast hopper. Originally coded NN, the original style has been phased out. There are 3 styles still in service - 1950s build with 1960 side extensions (with side doors or without) and those with 1980s rebuilt bodies. All require the operation of a wheel on the side to discharge ballast
WGBY grain hoppers
25 January 2016
Owned by AWB and new in 2009, they are usually seen on El Zorro hauled trains. Coupled in pairs with a drawbar between them, the WGSY are the single wagon version
WGSY grain hoppers
Owned by AWB usually seen on El Zorro hauled trains, they are a single unit version of the WGBY wagon to be used on the broad gauge
ZDXF concrete sleeper flats
28 April 2006
ZDXF wagons used by El Zorro to carry concrete sleepers on broad gauge, converted from a variety of flat wagons and cut down open wagons.
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