@VandelayOfficial - details are in the Wikipedia article (V/Line H type carriage), but a quick summary:

Carriages-
BH - seats, toilets, drawbars both ends
BIH - BH without toilets
BTH - BH plus coupler one end
BCH - BH plus coupler and conductor compartment one end
MTH - BH plus underfloor generator (instead of needing head end power), couplers both ends

Sets-
SH, FSH, VSH, SSH = 3, 4, 5 or 6 short carriages
LH, FLH, VLH = 3, 4 or 5 using three long cars, plus extra short cars

FSH (4x 60ft cars) is approx equal to LH (3x 75ft cars).

Could you add descriptions to these cars? I don't know what any of the variants are.

@Jupiter sure, you can send me an email how can I help with modding creation
@Candroidgenie for now, the works is rely on the Patron, hope some of them requesting the famous V'locity :)
@NoiseHead That's right, since the first transport fever I still can't make it right ahaha Sure mate, thank you for the words!

@Dadang Ngegame don't worry mate I wasn't hinting you to do it, i can see from your previous mods that you mainly do diesels and electrics (which btw are superb), plus i couldn't imagine how much work goes into making the valve gear work properly.

anyway, keep it up and i look forward to more Aussie locomotives to rival all the European ones

Any chance to make a V'locity?

hey can you help me make a vehicle please

@Dadang - There was no control car. Instead there would be two P class diesels - one at each end of the train (row of carriages), both pointing nose (front) away from the carriages.

@Thank you everyone!
@tG-APasz we will see, what's next comes up from Patron :)
@PHRailway I don't know that when I search this train, so there was a control car before?
@NoiseHead Thank you, about the steam loco, I still not have any capability for that, because the model and animation is a little bit different with diesel or electric loco. Perhaps the other modder wants to model Aussie steam loco

It's great to see more Australian mods appear on the workshop, maybe if someone was capable of doing some more Australian Steam locos (I'm aware of the current ones), maybe i can start building an Australian map

Awesome,

really appreciate these Australian pieces of kit

Most commonly, these H Type carriages were used in a push-pull configuration with P Class Diesels.

The H Type carriages themselves are refurbished former Blue Harris trains (EMUs).

Does this mean Z type will be finding their way onto the WS at some point?

Hell yeah, ive been waiting for these