OSE P9 Tankers Greek-built 2001

[christo]

Photo Balkanmodels: April 2001 outside the Carriage Shed in Thessaloniki. It is the top view of the wagon I posted earlier on this page.

christo.

[BarbaPanagos]

31 73 797 3 042-5 & 31 73 797 3 059-9, AIR 19/9/2014

[BarbaPanagos]

31 73 797 3 065-6 at Agios, 22/12/2014

[BarbaPanagos]

Ten years ago when they were a bit more bright and shiny (photos: ANARUS)

31 73 797 3 020-1, Thessaloniki 2005

31 73 797 3 111-8, Thessaloniki 2005

[BarbaPanagos]

31 73 797 3 009-4 Agios Ioannis 16/12/2015

[JohnP]

It's been a few years since this topic has been active. Other than the Tillig model referred to earlier, are there any other suggestions of existing models that might be converted to a reasonable facsimile of the OSE P9?

[BarbaPanagos]

You're right John, it's been a while that this topic is idle!
Unfortunately there is no model close enough to make a Kioleidis P9, the Tillig model included...

31 73 797 3 011-0 at Agios Ioannis 5/11/2018

[JohnP]

Great pic!

Too bad that nothing closer to the Kioleidis tanks Is available in H0. It is one of the most attractive Greek freight wagons.

[christo]

A lot has changed in the last few years. Many people now design and 3D print their own desired models. I am sure someone will realise it. So ‘wait and see’ is the order of the day.

christo.

[JohnP]

Hopefully you are correct Christo. Are there many 3D printed Greek models out there? Based on how little activity there is on the "Members projects..." section of the forum, I wonder if that small number of our colleagues who have the skill to develop new projects has grown quiet.