Steam Train Post 5: Caledonian Railway 812 and 652 Classes
As we continue traveling on the history rail train, we come to our fifth stop. Our fifth stop is north of England in the great Scottish country of Scotland at the Caledonian Railway with their Caledonian Railway Class 812 & 652 tender engines. These two tender engine classes also has interesting information as they are another two groups of mix traffic engines meaning they can pull both passengers and freight trains.
Caledonian Railway 812 & 652 tender engines Details
Railroad/Basic: Caledonian Railway 812 and 652 Classes
Engine: Mix Traffic tender Engines
Designer: John F. Mcintosh
Builders:
CR St. Rollox Work
Dübs & Co. => 15 locomotives
Neilson, Reid & Co. => 20 locomotives
Built (Year): 1899-1909
812 Class => 79-96 locomotives
652 Class => 17 locomotives
Withdrawn: 1948-1963
812 Class => 95 locomotives
652 Class => 17 locomotives
Number of Wheels: 12 Wheels
Configuration: 0-6-0
Top Speed: 60 mph/97 kph
Preserved:
Real Life: 1 locomotive from 812 class but no locomotive from 652 class locomotive
Fictional: Donald & Douglas both based on 812 class locomotives
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