NSWGR LLW Well Wagon & X200 Diesel Rail Tractor (static model)

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LLW / NWLF Well Wagons:
Three wagons were constructed by Railway Workshops between 1953-54.
Coded LLW and numbered 130, 590 and 750.
These 46’ long depressed centre well wagons were designed to carry heavy and over height loads.
Originally delivered with plain bearing bogies and buffers, later they received roller bearing bogies and had their buffers removed.
They could carry loads up to 50 tonnes distributed over the bogies or up to 38 tonnes distributed over the well section. Their versatility made sure they remained available for traffic until well into the 1990s.  

X200 Series 1 Diesel rail tractor load: 
Six rail tractors were constructed on the inner bogie of an AD60 locomotive.
Built by Water Supply Plant and Equipment Workshops in 1963-64, these tractors shunted various town centres and workshop locations. They were conveyed on depressed centre well wagons when requiring servicing at Eveleigh.
These are non powered (static model) wagon loads, however they will have rotating wheels and connecting rods.