SOLE SLIP: SE&CR 01 No 65
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SOLE SLIP looks at James Stirling’s 01 class of the South Eastern & Chatham Railway. Of which, No 65, has a dark preservation history.
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Restorations often do have interesting stories behind them.
The one I know is about the Slovenian 06-018 "Borsig" locomotive. She was restored a total of 3 times. Originally the museum stated operating steam locos, then for the 100th anniversary of the Bohinj railroad and finally again last year.
The reason for having to be restored 3 times is that she kept braking down. And at one point even had her axle bearings stolen.
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Nice way to add some bone chilling background music
Hey, it's just like 3813 down here in Oz, it's dismantled with it's parts scattered around various preservation societies due to a fallen through restoration attempt
Though given it's in Dorrigo, fat chance of it being rebuilt
3813 is basically used as spare parts to keep 3801 going as the boiler from 3813 is currently on 3801 as the newly welded boiler was deemed too big for 3801
Fantastic camera moves, finely exposed HD pictures and the usual excellently informed voice-over. Great quality.
Another interesting video! I didn't know there was such a story behind No. 65's restoration!
Thanks for another great episode, Chris. It is like a Christmas present whenever one appears on my subscription :)
Awesome video , thanks for sharing
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Another great one mate!
If I remember right, #65 was one of the engines used in The Railway Children!
It was #592 the C class with the 2 Mets and the directors saloon not the 01 (i know thy are very similar).
I think it was the color that got me. XD
Lovely history, Chris. Roll on DLIPs. ;)
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Hahaha!
Nice one Chris :-D
Anybody notice that the same locomotive is on the intro!
Hello Chris Eden Green please can you make a sole slip TH-cam video about SE&CR C class number 592
I don't know why, but I pronounce the SE&CR part of the name "Seeker." Huh...maybe that should be the engine's name?
This engine and the Bluebell Railway featured in the 1996 live-action film The Wind in the Willows which starred Monty Python (pretty much) and derailed by Mr Toad - sorry, Terry Jones. I mean, come on - where's the 00 model of them?
I love the Victorian era steam trains more then the ones later on, not saying I hated the later one!
Thought this was the same as 592 - ah wel there's my nieveET!
Year built:1902
Reminds me of y112 here in Victoria Australia
Very similar to the Victorian Railways Y Class 0-6-0s here in Australia.
The cab on this loco are the same cab that are used on the Stirling single no.1
Cool.
No
She would look better with a rebuild tender and no leaf springs and sr livery...
SECR 01 NO 65 WAS BASED BY DUTCHESEN