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What are your favorite types of engines? Mine are Ivatt 2-6-0s and Duchesses.
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Easy - the 'Peak' is the greatest of them all!!!!!!
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Kings Castle
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Rebuilt Bullieds, I'm doing em right now
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All three types Mike, brilliant, one hell of a engine.

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On 2002-05-21 15:57, 1crick14a wrote:
All three types Mike, brilliant, one hell of a engine.
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I like any decent Streamlined Steam Loco like erm Coronation and A4.
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I like them all! Even those massive US jobs. Wonderful. But anything in Great Western green gets my vote.
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Thats easy, 55 007 Pinza but I dont remember why she was my favourite Deltic above all the others. Maybe she was the first one I got to "cab" or something.
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PEAKS and 9fs
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Probably quicker for me to list what I don't like, but my all time faves have to be:

Anything LMS (from Fowler 2p through to Stanier 8f)
Blue Pullman
Classes 81-90 (sorry - don't particularly like the Flying Badger or the lopsided 91's)
Class25
Class40
MetCam, Cravens, Derby and Swindon XC DMU's
310 Emus
421/2 DC trams
442 Plastic Pigs
HST
CIE 071 class/NIR 111

I find Nodding Donkeys (142/3's) fascinating as they never penetrated the West Midlands where I used to live, but I don't think they are in my hall of fame.

What don't I like?

Continental Steam (all those pipes and things hanging off them)
Most things Great Western (so that's a Fatwa from IKB's bunker in Wales, then) but I do like the diesel railcars - Art Deco at it's best.
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Do a search under the file lib using Buffy500 as the author, you'll see what I like !
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for me its the class 50s and 37s.
mmmmmmmmm luverly!
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43, 47, 86, 87, 90

313, 321 (and their lookalikes), 442.

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Anything that runs on 1500V DC (and NOT painted yellow - excludes all that strange Dutch stuff!)

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