The loco is starting to resemble a Pacific as the rebuild continues.
A trawl through the Yorath Lewis archive sheds light on an experimental railway design built for 1924’s British Empire Exhibition.
It’s a team effort to get the tank lifted to accommodate the frames in the next phase of the restoration.
Welding. painting and snagging are the order of the day as the restoration steams through the summer.
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As Locomotion celebrates its 15th anniversary, former National Railway Museum director Andrew Scott shares his memories.
A look over the evolution of the FNRM group, created in 2005.
In the workshop, progress is being made on the historic locomotive.
Regular visitor Matthew has made good use of Search Engine to fuel his enthusiasm for engines.
To celebrate Locomotion’s 15th birthday, former National Railway Museum Head of Engineering Richard Gibbon reflects on the initial challenges he faced setting up the museum.
IRS regular Jonathan recaps seminars from 2017 and 2018 for those curious about what goes on.
The back end of the tender’s looking good as new and plenty of parts are now being test-fitted and tweaked as things take shape.