New Warbler locos (At last)
Posted: Tue Aug 30, 2005 4:41 pm
Hi all,
After a short break, the repainters at Warbler Works have been slaving away, in the hot (very hot) paint show, following the overhaul of sister railway locomotives number 1 + 2 "Eagle Number 1" and "............" (Name hidden for security reasons at this time, to be revealed latter
)
the following is a selection of images taken by the official Warbler Photographer (me)

Eagle Number 2 the one with the hidden name, this loco still requires the Eagle linning, which will be applied over the next coupld of days, suggestions on names are greatfully welcomed

Eagle Number 1, restored to original as built condition including its original name, livery is as seen, unlined BR Green with brass name and number plates on the sides and a BR style numberplate on the front
This loco is passed for public haulage and it to be availible for traffic very soon 
These two loco are just the first Eagle locos to be restored, more are sure to be discovered languishing in the Eagle quarries when restoration of the railway reaches that point.
After a short break, the repainters at Warbler Works have been slaving away, in the hot (very hot) paint show, following the overhaul of sister railway locomotives number 1 + 2 "Eagle Number 1" and "............" (Name hidden for security reasons at this time, to be revealed latter
the following is a selection of images taken by the official Warbler Photographer (me)

Eagle Number 2 the one with the hidden name, this loco still requires the Eagle linning, which will be applied over the next coupld of days, suggestions on names are greatfully welcomed

Eagle Number 1, restored to original as built condition including its original name, livery is as seen, unlined BR Green with brass name and number plates on the sides and a BR style numberplate on the front
These two loco are just the first Eagle locos to be restored, more are sure to be discovered languishing in the Eagle quarries when restoration of the railway reaches that point.


