Chipping Steam Fair

[Cygnus X-1]

Can someone tell me what the works number is of the Fowler road loco' .

Thanks

Dave

[fowler1924]

The 9" is lovley but that regulator looks uncomfortably low!! Very smart job!!

Ethan

[bjwlancashire]

Originally Posted by Cygnus X-1

Can someone tell me what the works number is of the Fowler road loco' .

Thanks

Dave

Dave

It is actually Fowler showman's engine No. 15375 'Supremacy' running in road loco guise this year under the command of Richard Meatcalf - see thread below for it's normal clothes.

http://www.tractiontalkforum.com/sho...ight=supremacy

[Cygnus X-1]

Thanks Brian , I thought it was , it looks very workman like in this guise.
I hope I get to see it this year looking like this

[8_10 Brass Cleaner]

Originally Posted by bjwlancashire

Dave

It is actually Fowler showman's engine No. 15375 'Supremacy' running in road loco guise this year under the command of Richard Meatcalf - see thread below for it's normal clothes.

http://www.tractiontalkforum.com/sho...ight=supremacy

To be fair, it was how it was built.

I'm still waiting for the ''Lloyd George'' nameplates....

[bjwlancashire]

Originally Posted by 8_10 Brass Cleaner

To be fair, it was how it was built.

I'm still waiting for the ''Lloyd George'' nameplates....

Of course, I should have mentioned that too. It is one that was converted to showman's specification by Openshaws I think? I am sure it appears in a thread of that topic on TT somewhere.