DerekC
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What happened to which locomotive on 24th April 1953 which caused a range of different types of locomotive to be temporarily transferred out of their home region to maintain services in the affected area?
That's the one, but I think @Gloster should have first call on the floor.Bibby Line
Scotland....including running on the Highland Main Line between Perth and Inverness, coupled to an ex-LMS 'Black Five' tender.Where did Yeovil go in 1948?
Scotland....including running on the Highland Main Line between Perth and Inverness, coupled to an ex-LMS 'Black Five' tender.
(West Country class Pacific no. 21C104/34004 "Yeovil" took part in the post-nationalisation locomotive exchange trials in that year).
Ah yes....just testing you there! I read somewhere that 6100 was really 6152 temporarily renumbered. Your turn to clang the bell.Four
6000 King George V
6100 Royal Scot.
6229 Duchess of Hamilton (as 6220 Coronation).
4472 Flying Scotsman.
Yes but unlike 6220 which reverted to its previous identity 6100 retained that identity on its return to the UK. It is also interesting to note that all four locomotives are still with us.Ah yes....just testing you there! I read somewhere that 6100 was really 6152 temporarily renumbered. Your turn to clang the bell.
That's right - and the programme seems to demonstrate that others are capable of making cockups just as big as ours! Lengthy trials with lots of software problems and now introduction into service delayed indefinitely because of FRA objections to the use of European crashworthiness standards, I as far as I can gather.Avelia Liberty built by Alstom
Wasn't it Saddlethorpe?What was the original name of Gilberdyke station before it was renamed in the 1970s?
(You there at the back of the class....put your pre-Grouping atlas away!)![]()
Very close! Only one letter missing. Not sure whether to give you it or wait to see whether anyone else comes up with the correct answer.Wasn't it Saddlethorpe?
That was the name of the signalbox. IIRC, the station was just 'Staddlethorpe'. I passed through it a coouple of times on a Yorkshire Ranger in the Summer of 1975. I'll give you it though, as you have the correct spelling.Staddlethorpe Junction.
Nope.Diesel Prototype
That is correct. Please develop the next question.Development Prototype