37-283 BR 27T MSO Steel Tippler BR Grey & Yellow 'INGOTMOULD' No.B384378 - Weathered Featured-Homepage Australian Owned

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but it is testament to Bulleid’s design that 37 of his Light Pacifics made it into the final year of steam operation (on the SR) in 1967

Finely profiled disk or spoked wheels and axles with brass bearing pockets

The Group was awarded a Distinguished Unit Citation for pressing home an attack against Axis troop concentrations at Fondi

registered BMC 25

37-283 BR 27T MSO Steel Tippler BR Grey & Yellow 'INGOTMOULD' No.B384378 - Weathered Featured-Homepage Australian OwnedThe 27 Ton Steel Tippler Wagons were built by British Railways to convey bulk materials like ore, chalk and sand, and having no doors, they were originally unloaded by means of a rotary tippler. As traffic requirements changed and new, larger wagons were introduced, many wagons were made redundant, but some found a second life moving heavy ingot moulds around metal works and between different sites. Reflecting their new role, the wagons were given a