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The Age of Austerity

Discussion in 'Heritage Railways & Centres in the UK' started by Fireline, Feb 6, 2014.

  1. Anthony Coulls

    Anthony Coulls Well-Known Member

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    WPR 15 was round the back of the shed at Horsehay for a few years, I've a pic of it there someplace
     
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  2. Anthony Coulls

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    Weardale had 49 from Tanfield at their opening in 2004
     
  3. Martin Perry

    Martin Perry Nat Pres stalwart Staff Member Moderator Friend

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    Strike that one then! I had a feeling after I had posted that 193 had been there at some time too, but maybe not.
     
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    Bowes Railway?
     
  6. Neil_Scott

    Neil_Scott Part of the furniture

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    A flip side is which line has had the most as resident (excluding visiting engines for galas)? The Strathspey had 5 at one point, albeit only with one working.
     
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    Due to get one.

    9, 48, 60, Swiftsure and 68030?
     
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    Yes that's the 5.
     
  9. Anthony Coulls

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    Bowes had two in the early days of opening, now stored at Bridge of Dun on the Brechin Railway
     
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    Ribble Steam Railway currently has 5, 193, Cumbria, Respite,Walden & the Tender conversion

    Dw
     
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    Back to the original question, Mangapps and East Kent.
     
  12. Seagull

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    Rother Valley Railway - Junction Rd to Northbridge Street hasn't!
     
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    martin butler Part of the furniture

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    yet;) give it a few years
     
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    Didcot?
     
  15. Jamessquared

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    There's a goodly proportion of one there right now - boiler, cylinders ...

    Tom
     
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    and Wilbert from Dean Forest a couple of years ago.
     
  17. Anthony Coulls

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    Technically a 16" Hunslet, a bit smaller than an Austerity...
     
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    I think the two of you may be talking at cross purposes -one referring to the Iron Duke replica and the other two an Austerity that I believe the GWS have acquired for conversion to their own Thomas. I could be wrong though!
     
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    I was referring to the Iron Duke replica… Was that not based on an Austerity?

    Tom
     
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    It was: RSH 7135/1944 mostly, with some parts also taken from Hunslet 3696/1950.
     
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