QUOTE (Roddy Angus @ 3 Mar 2007, 11:11) <{POST_SNAPBACK}>Can anyone enlighten me as to what this symbol represented and where it should go. Information on which way round it should go, star to the left or right, would also be appreciated.
This is the 'Commuted Charges' symbol,it's a small c within a larger C in a yellow square, and it means that the owners of the wagon have paid a flat rate for their shunting charges,and it is sometimes accompanied by a small star to its right.
You really need a prototype photo of your chosen livery to work from here,- as it's position varied slightly according to the wagon livery,but [looking at the wagon broadside on] it goes in the bottom left hand corner,on either the first,second or third plank from the bottom,sometimes next to the end strapping,sometimes slightly further inboard....
This is the 'Commuted Charges' symbol,it's a small c within a larger C in a yellow square, and it means that the owners of the wagon have paid a flat rate for their shunting charges,and it is sometimes accompanied by a small star to its right.
You really need a prototype photo of your chosen livery to work from here,- as it's position varied slightly according to the wagon livery,but [looking at the wagon broadside on] it goes in the bottom left hand corner,on either the first,second or third plank from the bottom,sometimes next to the end strapping,sometimes slightly further inboard....
