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03/06/1905 trials at Eaton Hall Rly. 1905-1909 at Blackpool Rly. 1910-1914 at Halifax Zoo Rly. named LITTLE ELEPHANT, 1923 new Bassett- Lowke boiler. 1923 sold to Bunce Bros. for their Sunny Vale Rly. Halifax, renamed BABY BUNCE, and given new worksplate No. 14 of 1923. 1952-3 sold to Raymond Dunn, renamed ROBIN HOOD. 1957 sold to Mr. Noble for a line at South Shields. 1963 sold to T.E.Tate, Gateshead. 1965 name reverted to LITTLE GIANT. 1980 sold to Lightwater Valley Rly. 09/2000 displayed at Darlington Railway Museum, 2005 displayed at York Railway Museum.

Built to designs of David Curwen. Appears to be only steam loco. built by Berwyn. Built to order of Les. Anderson, trading as Minirail Ltd. for his new line at Longleat House. Wiltshire. Steamed regularly until 1974. Removed to Minirail's new venture The Axe and Lyme Valley Railway, near Lyme Regis, Dorset , arrived there 11/1974. This line never completed, Minirail in liquidation, assets sold by auction 03/10/1976, purchased by Lappa Valley Steam Rly. April 1991 rebuild by N.J. Tambling, Camborne, Cornwall.

At Rhyl Min. Rly. Until removed later in 1924 to Dreamland Min. Rly. Margate, Kent. c 6/1980 sold to Les Hughes and returned to Rhyl. 4/1982 to 9/1984 on loan to Dudley Zoo Min. Rly. 04/1986 sold to dealers Preston Services, near Canterbury, Kent. Post 2011 sold on. Now believed at Animal Farm Min.Rly. Lancashire.

Built to design of Henry Greenly. 09/1923 to Woodland Park Min. Rly. Upnor, Kent, named MICHAEL. 1926 thought to at Saracen's Min. Rly. Warburton, Cheahire, named GEORGE V JNR. 1928 sold to Belle Vue Min.Rly. Manchester, renamed RAILWAY QUEEN. 07/1978 sold to Rhyl Corporation, by 06/1982 to Rhyl Min .Rly. 06/1994- 10/2007 on display in shop of James Pringle, Anglesey. Returned to Rhyl Min.Rly. To confuse the history loco. may well have changed identity with JOHN in 1928.

Built to designs of Henry Greenly, for builder's own Rhyl Min.Rly. 1969 line closed, 1970 removed to Belle Vue Min.Rly. Manchester. line closed 11/09/1977. Then worked at Newcastle Town Moor, Blenheim Palace and Steamtown, Carnforth, until 1980 sold to Les Hughes and returned to Rhyl. 09/1997- 03/1999 to Austin Moss, Windmill Farm Rly. for rebuild. Returned to Rhyl, still there 2021.

Built to design of Philip Kent of  Steam Locomotive Technology. At Perrygrove Railway, visits other lines from time to time.

If you know anything about this loco, please let us know! It's a well-kept secret

Convoluted origins, but has spent its life at Wills Garden Railway in Sussex. Similar to 'Mr P' at Beer Heights Light Railway

Originally built by Tom Austen. Purchased by Roy Foster for his newly-built Great Torrington Railway in September 1987, and totally rebuilt by him. When the railway was purchased by disgraced former MP Piers Merchant in 1998, an attempt was made to run the loco, resulting in a failed boiler plug. Partially dismantled, and in a sorry state, Mark Rolle was stored until being sold in 2010, and eventually rebuilt by Andrew Robinson. In 2023, the loco is almost back in operational condition

'Samstipur' ran for a while on a private railway on the Isle of Man. After being loaned to Beer Heights, the rarrangement was made permanent. Rebuilt as 'Jools' in 2018 and officially named by Jools Holland OBE. One very unusual part of the rebuilt was a dual-control driver system, making the locomotive  uniquely suited to driver training and 'driver experience' courses. As well as a second steam regulator on the back of the bunker, the locomotive has a camera observing the gauge glass, paired with a video screen in the van behind.

Built for the Wills Garden Railway in East Sussex, owned by the late Bob Wills

Built in 2011 as 'Jeremy', then later sold to Barnards Miniature Railway and renamed 'Bernarda von Barnards'. One of only two Exmoor locos built in the Orenstein and Koppel style

Built at Exmoor in 2000, then to Hills Miniature Railway, Brookside Miniature Railway in Hazel Grove, Greater Manchester and now Barnards Miniature Railway in Essex

The most popular Exmoor product has always been the little 0-4-2 tank engines. No.306, one of many, was delivered to a provate owner in 2000

Little is known about 'Gillian'!

Much travelled little locomotive: Hills Miniature Railway, Brookside Miniature Railway and now at Barnards

Margret was built by two model engineers in Strathaven, South Lanarkshire. The Strathaven Miniature Railway was built for it, and the locomotive has run there ever since