just the cab ride of the battlefield line, enjoy 

First thank you for your reply, The line in in Leicestershire on what was the Nuneaton to Moria line, the north end of the heritage line is Shakelstone which used to be a junction station with a line going off to Coalvile, the middle station at Market Bosworth is also a junction with a line gong of to Hinckley, but the southern end of the line at Shenton is where the line gets its name from bosworth field where the end of the English civil war was held where Richard (iii) met his end

@@craignicklin4573 Thank you sp much for your explanation!

@@georgjrgensen8507 no problem, it helps being local,

yes agreed

good, question, but no, they are profiled so that they are coned, they do slip side to side so that the wheel on the inside is a smaller diameter than the out side wheel, although you couldn't detect this with the eye ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-fhrS74gOYsM.html&ab_channel=Animechanics

made a couple of weeks ago, yes i thought it was no more, looks almost intact!

@@craignicklin4573 Good I know it will not run again but it could be saved as a static display

i think the body is too far gone, it would probably cost more than its worth sadly, its doubtful even the cabs are worth saving