Diesels, railcars and other rollingstockAs well as our steam locos we need to maintain our three diesel locos, three Redhen railcars and our fleet of rollingstock. All come under the control of Daryl Simon - here are some of his babies
![]() Heritage wooden Centenary cars - Buffet car 83 has her bogies exchanged |
Railcar 428 - Daryl tinkering with the diesel | ![]() Never leave your carriages out in the open - a major graffitee attack on car
606 at Dry Creek | ![]() DE 958 - replacing the injectors with help from Bluebird Rail | ![]() John from Bluebird up on top
| ![]() Where did the window go? Daryl attacking Car 421 with his grinder | ![]() .... and the result of his paint job on its sister - Car 428
| ![]() A very critical look at the paint job on trailer 824 | ![]() The car restoration task too a great leap forward when we were able
to secure the services of redundant TA staff - Neil Brereton, Reck Frith and Rex
Phillips hard at work on a centenary | ![]() and the professional experience of our "in-house" painter, Rex Hoppo, in
tackling both locos and carriages as been invaluable | ![]() Out on the road, Daryl takes driving lessons from TA's Carol Bayder (or was it
the opposite?)
| ![]() and the final result - Car 428 at Mt Barker Junction on a "Junction
Jogger" | | |||||||||||||