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Display of Locomotives in Front of the Great Western Society Engine Shed at the Railway Centre Didcot. Oxon. The Great Western Society. Beric Tempest. D. F. Lester
Collett 2 6 2 Tank locomotive 6106 built a Swindon in 1931. Great Western Society. Railway Centre. Didcot. Oxon. D. F. Lester. Beric Tempest
No. 5572. West Somerset Railway. Great Western Societys 2 6 2 tank engine No. 5572. Didcot Railway Centre. Charles Whetmath
Member of the Great Western Railway. Auto Train Engine Class. Alongside Didcot Engine Shed. Thought Factory. G. W. S. Heavy Freight Group
Set No. 6. Vintage Steam G. W. R. 2. 4. 0. Crane Tank No. 1299. This Engine Was Acquired From the South Devon Railway in 1876. It Was Originally Designed as a 2. 4. 0. Saddle Tank. J. Arthur Dixon
German Class 80. Tank Engine No. 104. Built in 1926. In Magdeburg. East Germany. This Engine Was the Smallest in the German Standard Gauge Design. Judges. C. 4342
Percy. The Small Engine. No. 6. Judges. C. 12136. Clifford Meadway. Britt Allcroft. Based on the Railway Series By The Rev. W. Awdry. Thomas The Tank Engine and Friends. 1998
Great Western Locomotive. No. 1907. Dean. 0. 6. 0. PT. 850. Class. Built at Wolverhampton Works as a Saddle Tank Engine. November 1881. Rebuilt With Pannier Tanks March. 1911. RP