7F-042-050 KFA 93318 Refurbished Blue Sides On Body Black VNH-1 Bogies Class_Class 29 This refurbishment programme was called

This refurbishment programme was called 'Project Mallard' named after the Mallard steam locomotive

the company worked out of Stanley

with a clear case lid and a JCB wrap

8 cm x 182 cm

because every single example was originally manufactured as a single seat fighter

7F-042-050 KFA 93318 Refurbished Blue Sides On Body Black VNH-1 Bogies Class_Class 29 This refurbishment programme was calledExpected Delivery Q4 2026 (Subject to Change at Manufacturer's Discretion). The KFA wagons were built from 1987 88 by Rautaruukki in Finland for Tiphook with the eventual fleet totalling over 200 wagons. The first batch were on Gloucester GPS bogies with the later ones being on VNH 1 bogies. They were originally designated as PFA wagons and some of the first jobs they did was as steel beam carriers or with low height containers moving contaminated