GSR800 - 801 Maca - CIE (FS)The three 4 6 0 Class 800 locomotives; 800 Mae, 801 Maa and 802 Tilte, were designed by the Great Southern Railways Chief Mechanical Engineer Edgar Bredin and his chief draughtsman, H. C Beaumont and represented a quantum leap forward in Irish locomotive design, being the first three cylinder express locomotives built in the country. By the mid 1930s, the top link Dublin Cork services had reached a critical loading point, where the existing fleet of 4

One truck (bogie) styles with separate footsteps

in this case

Class 37/0 - 37051

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three different styles of spring hanger and underframe-mounted water scoop

this staple of Cornish railway scene were withdrawn and replaced by the air braked CDA wagons in 1988

Fleet Number: AH1

Designed specifically for the accurascale Class 30 locomotive

Weight of 9g unloaded

Brake blocks on bogies in line with wheels

being delivered to the North Eastern Region Civil Engineer’s Department at Etherley Tip in Witton

with the other (five grille side) carrying the Warspite moniker from 50014