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This is not a German coach. It is the MFD accident releif coach, available in all major stations. The instruments inside were manufactured with German technology. This particular coach contains instruments to pull back rakes to tracks after derailment
Posted by Gallery Administrator on 2005 May 16 16:14:38 +0100
In the twin color EOGs (only with NR), the red and the blue stripes are not there.
Posted by Gallery Administrator on 2005 May 14 20:14:46 +0100
Yeah thats correct. Grishamkaalin Avkaash Vishesh stands in a rather elaborate way for Summertime Vacation Special in Hindi.
Posted by Gallery Administrator on 2005 May 02 19:46:20 +0100
Since 6011 shares rakes with the Mumbai-Chennai mail, it gets the RMS van too
Posted by Gallery Administrator on 2005 May 02 18:48:13 +0100
The red coach is ofcourse, the RMS van. I didn't know this train got one too.
Posted by Gallery Administrator on 2005 May 02 14:07:19 +0100
binai, i must say that i enjoyed ur snaps... they were really good. i think all of them were well aligned and well captured. and the clarity is also something to comment upon.keep up the great work.
Posted by Gallery Administrator on 2005 Apr 23 02:35:49 +0100
Yeah this is what others said too. However, the Bhopal Indore Intercity is a push pull configuration which requires rare MU cable equipped coaches. This particular coach has none. It was recently POHed and has been doing the rounds on this train ever since.
Posted by Gallery Administrator on 2005 Apr 20 13:42:20 +0100
This coach must have come from the Bhopal-Indore intercity express. Maybe old Karnavati coaches are passed on to BPL-INDB express and then to this train
Posted by Gallery Administrator on 2005 Apr 20 12:37:03 +0100
The rake can't be so old as to need scrapping. I wonder why the rake is not being utilised somewhere else.
Posted by Gallery Administrator on 2005 Apr 17 23:21:28 +0100
This is the YPR - HWH EXPRESS !! The coaches are not AB/VB but VB coaches converted to AB. This is SER's way of demarcating such coaches... shoddy finish on the paint job though.
Posted by Gallery Administrator on 2005 Mar 10 08:15:12 +0000