... Hi Nigel, Thanks for the pic. Were the sides bowed in or out? What material is it printed in? That is quite a loading( 15T) for a wagon of the Cambrian period. Presumably it was for internal coal use to loco sheds? Rob posted: 22 Feb 2019 01:02 from: Nigel Brown Honestly can't remember whether it was bowed in or out. Seem to remember when first painted it was bowed the other way, but again straightened itself more or less. Here it is painted: 528_211955_150000000.jpg Just checked it again. There's a very slight bow out on the sides and bow in on the ends, but difficult to see unless you actually look for it. I think the material was what used to be called FED, slightly higher quality than FUD. The buffer guides etc were the same. They were loco coal wagons built around 1904, Pickerings built 50 and the Cambrian the remaining 20. Nigel posted: 22 Feb 2019 14:29 from: Rob Manchester Thanks for the background info, very interesting. ...