Gentlemen,

As well as restoring my Greensburg, I also volunteer at a 18 inch narrow railway in Derbyshire called the Steeple Grange Light Railway. As I promised in another tread here's a few pictures of our fleet....



SGLR No. 11, HORWICH or ZM32
Manufactured by Ruston Hornsby
Works No. 416214
Year: 1957



SGLR No. 16, PEGGY (was L16)
Manufactured by Clayton
Works No. B0109B
Year: 1973



SGLR No. 3, GREENBAT
Manufactured by GREENWOOD & BATLEY
Works No. 6061
Year: 1961



SGLR No. 14, LADY MARGORIE
Manufactured by Clayton
Works No. Unknown
Year: Unknown



HORWICH and GREENBAT outside the SGLR engine house.

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'A world without string is chaos' - Rudolf Smuntz

You guys have the coolest stuff over there. Almost worth moving there just to join one of these clubs!

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jdr

were they really painted so bright? I thought that most were painted yellow, for visibility. what is the point of red and green if you will need to clean it almost every day? I'm not complaining, I like the colors