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here he is our very own Number One. Standing on the steps to the
footplate of the world famous Stirling Number One.
This is one of the most famous engines of all time - and built right here in The Plant, Doncaster. |
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"Dad, look at the size of
these wheels!!"
These are the revolutionary drive wheels that enabled Sterling Number One to reach hitherto unheard off speeds. |
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| A view down the sleek expanse of 60009 Union of South Africa, a fine example of one of Sir Nigel Gresley's famous Pacific class locomotives. 60009 is especially rare as it is in almost totally original condition. Behond the crowd 4472 Flying Scotsman can be seen. |  |
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In
the cab of 60009 Union of South Africa. He even got to blow the
whistle!!!!
In the background, through the cab window Sterling Number One can be seen. |
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| A very rare sight. 60009 Union of South Africa alongside her sister Pacific, 4468 Mallard on a rare trip out from the National Railway Museum in York. Click HERE to see Union of South Africa in action. |  |
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Heres Green Arrow with Flying Scotsman to the right. The building in the background is the repair shop. | |
| The Scarborough Special, waiting in the sidings. |  |
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Here's a great view of Sterling Number One, Union of South Africa, and Flying Scotsman, all lined up for inspection. | |
| Somthing a little more upto date! |  |
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Captain at the controls, up up and away. | |
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