The Barclay Well Tanks of the Great War: PART 9 Terence Holland describes and constructs two appealing, century old locomotives

摘要

This constructional series addresses Andrew Barclay 0-4-0 and 0-6-0 narrow gauge Locomotives supplied for use in the First World War. Built without the use of castings, the 0-4-0 design is described as two versions; as-built for the British Admiralty in 1918 and as rebuilt and currently running on the Talyllyn Railway as their locomotive No.6, Douglas. The 0-6-0 engines described were built in 1917 and operated on 60 centimetre gauge track at the Western Front in France. These were small, spartan machines of which only 25 were supplied and none have survived into preservation.