This 2' 0" gauge engine originally left Quainton for the Island Narrow Gauge Group, Isle of White in April 1974.

In the coarse of its preservation career it has also spent time at the Great Bush Railway, Hadlow Down, Sussex, where it was named Tuesday, carrying the running Number 8. It then moved to the Surrey Light Railway in 1976, before moving to the Lowthers Railway Society, Leadhills, Strathclyde in 1988. It also spent time at the Leighton Buzzard Narrow Gauge Railway, Bedfordshire. It is currently located at the Moseley Railway Trust, Apedale Heritage Centre, Chesterton, Staffordshire, where it was dismantled for restoration. For a 2014 WWI event at apedale, the loco was aesthetically restored as a wartime Motor Rail and placed in a shell hole for display.

Current Location - Moseley Railway Trust, Apedale Heritage Centre, Chesterton, Staffordshire


Builder :- Hibberd Date Built :- 1941 Works No. :- 2586
Running No. :- - Name :- - Wheel Arrangement :- 4wDM
Tractive Effort :- - lb Boiler Pressure :- - psi Cylinder Dimensions :- -" x -"
Weight :- -t -c Driving Wheel Dia. :- -' -"