The 36 class first started appearing on Main line railways in NSW from 1925, albeit black without headlights. When the Clarence river double deck bridge was completed, the 36 class could run all the way to South Brisbane terminal. They were the premier express steam locomotive until 1943, when the 38 class 4-6-2 was introduced. The end of the 36 class was not spelt until the introduction of the 40, 41, 42, and 44 class diesel co co locomotives came in the mid 1950s and 1960s NSWGR
I got to 500 characters lol.
ThroughWestMail 2 years ago
see i knew pigs realy did fly LOL
trains72345 2 years ago
Wish the other kind of pigs flew.
The Simpsons
Mr Burns (to smithers): I think I'll donate a million dollars to the local orphanage (pause) when pigs fly!
(enter pig flying across the springfield skyline, project at high pressure out of the dam)
ThroughWestMail 2 years ago
No i ment the loco the 36 class had a nick name of a pig
trains72345 2 years ago
Yes I know.
The 36 class first started appearing on Main line railways in NSW from 1925, albeit black without headlights. When the Clarence river double deck bridge was completed, the 36 class could run all the way to South Brisbane terminal. They were the premier express steam locomotive until 1943, when the 38 class 4-6-2 was introduced. The end of the 36 class was not spelt until the introduction of the 40, 41, 42, and 44 class diesel co co locomotives came in the mid 1950s and 1960s NSWGR
ThroughWestMail 2 years ago
not bad at all roy, don't know what dickhead rated it 3, probably some nuffie like james or felix
notconvicted 2 years ago
cheers chris.
Colourful language lol
ThroughWestMail 2 years ago