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North Norfolk Railway General Discussion

Discussion in 'Heritage Railways & Centres in the UK' started by NNR Engineer, Apr 15, 2011.

  1. Hicks19862

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    The whole big engines vs small engines debate will never end. I guess more than anything it comes down to what is available.

    I think 80080 is the most exciting new addition to the fleet. This and 76084 (when it returns) are perfect for the NNR.

    In my opinion, the B12 and Y14/J15 will always be the jewels in the crown. But, as mentioned before, their ages, especially with the Y14, are starting to show.
     
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    It seems like no time since she was a mere 100, she's 114 now, even that strippling B12 is 98
     
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