The lineup that greeted us consisted of 5043 "Earl of Mount Edgcumbe", 7029 "Clun Castle" & 4936 "Kinlet Hall".

The LNWR Bloomer project is making steady progress now, alongside can be seen 46229 "Duchess of Hamilton"'s smokebox door.

4965 "Rood Ashton Hall" is seen undergoing overhaul, alongside is Pannier Tank No. 7760.

Pannier Tank No. 9600 worked the first shuttle services.

The star of the day was A1 Pacific No. 60163 "Tornado", she is seen on the turntable.

4936, 5043, 7029 & 5029 overlook the turntable.

The three Castles and Hall are seen with Locomotion.

Peckett No. 2004 stands alongside the GWR locos.

The three Castles and Hall are seen with Locomotion.

The three Castles on display. I admit i have played with this image slightly, I removed 7029's buffer beam number and added a bit of steam, then removed 5029's buffer beam number, added a shed code and smokebox number.

4936 moves onto the turntable while 5043 looks on.

Class 47 No. 47 580 "County of Essex"

Class 47 No. 47 580 "County of Essex"

From the Ffestiniog Railway was this Hunslet named Lilla.

9600 passes with the shuttle.

9600 passes with the shuttle.

60163 stands in the sun.

60163 stands in the sun.

5029 "Nunney Castle" & 7029 "Clun Castle" stand side by side.

The faces of 3 Castles.

Out of the way and hopefully not forgotten was LMS Jubilee No. 45593 "Kolhapur"