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Re: Outside frame steam engines.... Why?
Author: Espee99
Date: 02-14-2018 - 19:21
From Wikipedia
The Welsh Highland Railway in the United Kingdom owns four Class NG G16 locomotives. One, no. NG140, is undergoing restoration to operating condition while three locomotives, Cockerill-built no. NG87 and Beyer, Peacock-built numbers NG138 and NG143, are kept in excellent condition by this establishment which exhibits great pride in its heritage.[10] In addition, two other Class NG G16s, numbers NG109 and NG130, are based on the line but not owned by the railway. No. NG130 is undergoing a fast track restoration sponsored by its private owner with a ten-year operating agreement with the WHR in place from 2018. No. NG109 is stored as a kit of parts.
The Welsh Highland Railway in the United Kingdom owns four Class NG G16 locomotives. One, no. NG140, is undergoing restoration to operating condition while three locomotives, Cockerill-built no. NG87 and Beyer, Peacock-built numbers NG138 and NG143, are kept in excellent condition by this establishment which exhibits great pride in its heritage.[10] In addition, two other Class NG G16s, numbers NG109 and NG130, are based on the line but not owned by the railway. No. NG130 is undergoing a fast track restoration sponsored by its private owner with a ten-year operating agreement with the WHR in place from 2018. No. NG109 is stored as a kit of parts.
