File:Class 78xx No 7812 Erlestoke Manor (8063163476).jpg
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Similar to the 'Halls' and 'Granges' but with lighter axle loading allowing work to be done over routes barred to the above. Built by Collett, all 30 made were conversions from Churchward 43xx 2-6-0's but somewhat lighter than granges. Narrow footplate is a feature of this class. youtu.be/h-RK6CLHKvY |
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| Source | Class 78xx No 7812 Erlestoke Manor |
| Author | Peter Broster |
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