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Swindon scrap line

Dieses Thema im Forum 'Steam Traction' wurde von Martin Perry gestartet, 9 Dezember 2019.

  1. Martin Perry

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    image.png Just idly looking through a YouTube video of steam loco scrapyards, the loco in the still posted above caught my eye, can anyone advise what it is please? Possibly a heavily rebuilt Cambrian loco?
     
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    More likely an ex MSWJR Beyer Peacock I think. They were rebuilt with Std 10 boilers, I think the Cambrian classes mostly got parallel boilers.
     
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