In the other thread, and in order not to infringe their rules, I post this info here.
The preserved BR Class 4 loco 75014 named Braveheart presently belongs, it was bought around three years ago, to the Paignton & Dartmouth Steam Railway (Dart Rail): (I am an volunteer on this RR).
www.paignton-steamrailway.co.uk
Currently it is undergoing major overhaul, the boiler is removed and away for re-tubing and other work. The loco will not be required for use for a couple of years or so and as such there is no hurry for the jobs to be completed.
In another section mention was made of WD austerity 0-6-0 locos. As far as I know two are at the South Devon Railway but not presently operational.
I hope that this info is useful to those Stateside who have interest in UK railroads. My interests lie in the US railroads, primarily the fallen flag Milwaukee Road and D&RGW also in large scale garden railroading.
Alan, Oliver & North Fork Railroad
https://www.buckfast.org.uk/
If you don't know where you are going, any road will take you there. Lewis Carroll English author & recreational mathematician (1832 - 1898)
Hi Alan-further to the W.D tanks, `Errol Lonsdale` was previously at the Gwili Rly nr Carmarthen-here are a few snaps of her earning her daily bread there
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Hope this is of interest,all the best
Nick
P.S-click on image to enlarge
Hi Nick,
Thanks for the pics. Not a fav of mine well, just look at its road number 68xxx
I little embarassment yesterday at our main terminal, - although it is now rectified.
http://southwestrailways.fotopic.net/c1571924.html
For those Stateside, well, yes we do get derailments over here as well, but they are generally not catastrophic.
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