Says it on the Tin. This is for all things Railway related to the UK, Isle of Man & Ireland.
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I would like to see someone cook up a narrow-gauge mod so we can do those cool routes in Wales.
CR 55 Class No. 59 at Stirling.
Built at St. Rollox in June 1902 and withdrawn in Dec. 1936 as LMS No. 14604. Only nine of these handsome engines were built for use on the Callander and Oban line. They had a short driving-wheel wheelbase to cope with the curvature of the line and short tenders to allow use of the existing small turntable at Oban shed.
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