Here is an extra photo that I did not include with the article in the December 2018 009 News.
As I mentioned at the end of the article Jouef sold off some of the unused Egger-bahn parts in the 1990's, including the small wagon loads and the tanker bodies as line-side accessories.
Here is one example of the packaging for the tanker bodies, note that Jouef even included the 'Rokal' name in the label:
(https://c1.staticflickr.com/8/7916/31478289007_b5ca4e1f39.jpg)
Other Jouef part numbers were:
275500 All three Rokal Tanker bodies.
275400 All three Rokal tanker bodies and four of the smaller Liliput milk tanks.
The style of 'Jouef' logo on these packages was first used from 1994, however I think the longer part numbers were not used until after Rivarossi took over Jouef in November 1995.
Brian Meldon
Twas a good article, Brian, thanks!
Thanks for the update Brian and as Blair says - it was an excellent pair of articles, very informative as were your previous series on Roco and Eggerbahn.
I now know that as well as having the most common Decauville loco variety but the dozen tippers that I have are also the most common variety!
Happy Christmas and best wishes for 2019
Mick
Quote from: Hobby on December 22, 2018, 12:42
Twas a good article, Brian, thanks!
Quote from: MickT on December 22, 2018, 12:52
Thanks for the update Brian and as Blair says - it was an excellent pair of articles, very informative as were your previous series on Roco and Eggerbahn.
I now know that as well as having the most common Decauville loco variety but the dozen tippers that I have are also the most common variety!
Happy Christmas and best wishes for 2019
Mick
Thanks for the nice comments.
Have a great Christmas.
Brian
Yes, thanks very much for the articles, always interesting to know a little more of the back story of the models we owned or perhaps still do and perhaps still cherish.
John.