very nice shot.

nice catch

The frontage reminds of YAM1s...nostalgic!

ITs twin brother housed at Kurla, was one of the OHE Vans working for KYN-Vangani AC conversion. It had WDP4 type horns. While we were busy clicking pics of standing on the UP line under DC-AC NZ at KYN on Oct-24, 2010, there was a heavy honking of this "chotu", we just could not guess what it was, at this time, since the tracks were on a curvature. Later, we were really amused to se such huge horns, followed by such a tiny OHE Van, in this livery.

Really cute and I liked the livery too

Lovely. One of this type is lying at Kurla also.

Uni-directional only? How would it run reverse? Do they have a driving cab arrangement at the rear? Going by the pic, I don't think so.

May I call this a cat-face, like we have certain WAG-7 called tigerface?

And needless to say SC station continues to impress with its spic and span look. Hats of to those guys! Wish other large city stations would take cue..

For exactly the same reason (forces created by slack) and as a general rule, 4 wheeler stock is never marshalled in a consist where it is between 2 8 wheelers. It is ok for 2 or more 4 wheelers to be between 8 wheeler stock but not for a single 4 wheeler. Of course all of this is almost irrelevant these days given that only block rakes are run by IR - as against mixed freights in the early days.