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English:
Corris Railway
had four original locomotives, two were scrapped and two were saved by the
Tal-y-Llyn Railway
. When the Corris railway was brought back into being they needed a locomotive so in 2005
Winson Engineering
produced No 7 modelled on the Kerr Stuart "Tattoo" class design of No. 4 which was the last of the original four locomotives. A second locomotive is currently under construction to resemble the Hughes 0-4-0 design of the first three original locos.
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| Source | Corris Railway No 7 |
| Author | Peter Broster |
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