Scotsman ready to move

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silver fox
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Scotsman ready to move

Post by silver fox »

Flying Scotsman is ready to move, it is now on wheels again, and as of today the back end is off the stands, and the centre driving wheels are next to the wheel drop!
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So, what does this all mean? Is the old girl entering the final throws of her restoration?
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Post by NNRFan »

I think theres still quit a bit of work to be done, I saw her on Saturday - still not on its wheels.

and I think they still need to do work to the tender as it didnt look like its even been touched?
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Post by silver fox »

You saw her saturday? Welll on saturday she was sat on wheels
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What it means is she may well be ready to make the trip to Bury for her boiler!
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