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Restoration/conversion of 84030
A small group under the leadership of John Jesson normally meet every Thursday
to work on the project, under Colin Turner's guidance.
That there is no surviving example of a British Railways
Class 2 Tank Engine is not the only motivation behind this project; 84030 should also be exactly right for the Bluebell Railway's operations in terms of its
versatility, power and reliability.
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December 2007
The fourth newsletter for this project is available as a pdf.
These newsletters are compiled by John Jesson, Colin Turner, Tony Sullivan and Neil Glaskin.
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October 2007
This photo from Neil Glaskin shows the newly arrived steelwork for the Frame Extentions and Buffer Beams - a major step forward.
June 2007
The third newsletter for this project is available as a pdf.
February 2007
A major series of photos from John Jesson is available demonstrating current progress.
December 2006
The second newsletter for this project is available, or alternatively formatted as a pdf.
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May 2006
The first of what should now be regular newsletters for this project is available, or alternatively formatted as a pdf.
2002:
An earlier report is available here.
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