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GWR 36xx class 2-4-2t

Discussion in 'Steam Traction' started by arthur maunsell, May 18, 2010.

  1. arthur maunsell

    arthur maunsell Well-Known Member

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    Anyone give me any info on above?

    (number series build dates etc)

    Particularly interested to know whether they had taper boilers from new or were rebuilt.
     
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  3. arthur maunsell

    arthur maunsell Well-Known Member

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    spot on thanks for the help....

    any more interesting little known GWR locos out there you can tell me about?
     
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    Steve from GWR Well-Known Member

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    Well I don't think there's a better place to start than that same website. Check out their steam loco index page:

    http://www.greatwestern.org.uk/index-st.htm
     
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    ah well I did that of course but all the classes named except the 3600 are the well known ones, and what you might term modern locos.
     
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