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46100 to Holyhead (11/12/2019)

Discussion in 'Steam Traction' started by Landshrew, Dec 11, 2019.

  1. mdewell

    mdewell Well-Known Member Friend

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    Fair enough (Wasn't complaining, just wanted to clarify - for my own benefit as much as any :)).
     
  2. Landshrew

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    Your kind words are very much appreciated, it was only the diligence of a friend spotting the paths on RealTime that we were aware of this charter, very few were out besides us and I think it shows. Had we all known about a Scot with an Irish Mail headboard I’m sure half of the north-west would have turned out!
     
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    46100 cab has been changed

    when i saw it last at St. Pancras she had a NBL cab with rounded roof edges C1960
     
  4. andrewshimmin

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    Although it's not an NBL loco, it's a Derby one.
    Maybe they swapped it for another loco again in the meantime...
    ;-)

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    Pretty sure the cab roof at least is new - it has certainly been cut down to meet modern gauging requirements. Being pedantic the welded tender tank grates on me, the previous tank was riveted and whilst I haven't checked I dont think 46100 has ever run with a welded tender before (although others in the class have).
     
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    nope i must be wrong .

    a 1962 pic shows her with a Stanier cab
     
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    Maybe they swapped 46100 with a rebuilt Patriot...!?!?!

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  8. Johnb

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    Four of them ran with welded tenders but as you say, not 6100
     
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    std tank Part of the furniture

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    The only new part of the cab on the rebuilds was the front plate. Ref LMS Loco Profiles No 15 The Royal Scots.
     

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