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In which form do you most like your terriers?  

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  1. 1. In which form do you most like your A1's?

    • 70-75 (Original 1872 Batch) Wooden brake shoes, connecting steam pipe across firebox and distinct tank filler caps
      4
    • 64-69, 53, 55/6, 58-63, 47-52, 54, 57, 41-46, 76 (1874/5/6/7 Batches) Wooden brake shoes
      1
    • 35-40 (1878 Batch) Wooden brake shoes, Westinghouse fitted.
      1
    • 77-84 (1880 Batch) Cast iron brake shoes, Westinghouse fitted.
      1
    • A1 - Improved Engine Green with condensing pipes.
      2
    • A1 - Improved Engine Green without condensing pipes.
      1
    • A1 - 2-4-0T Variant (No. 81 Beulah - Umber)
      0
    • A1 - 2-4-0T Variant (No.82 Boxhill - IEG)
      0
    • A1 - Marsh Umber
      3
    • A1 - Pauling & Co. (Dumb Buffers, GCR Extension)
      0
    • A1 - 14" Cylinders
      0
    • A1 - 12" Cylinders
      0
    • A1 - No.72, Newhaven Harbour Board
      0
    • A1 - Isle of Wight Central Railway
      3
    • A1 - South Eastern & Chatham Railway (Incl. Reboilered)
      4
    • A1 - London & South Western Railway (Incl. Reboilered)
      3
    • A1 - Freshwater, Yarmouth & Newport Railway
      1
    • A1 - Kent & East Sussex Railway
      5
    • A1 - LBSCR (Coal Rails)
      1
    • A1 - Admiralty
      0
    • A1 - Edge Hill Light Railway
      0
    • A1 - Grassmore Colliery (Chesterfield)
      0
    • A1 - La Plata Tramways (Argentina)
      0
    • A1 - 2001 Conversion of No.72 'Fenchurch'
      0
    • A1 - Preserved 'Waddon' & 'Boxhill'
      0

  2. 2. In which form do you most like your A1x's?

    • A1x - LBSCR Marsh Umber
      8
    • A1x - No.72, Newhaven Harbour Board
      1
    • A1x - Isle of Wight Central Railway
      1
    • A1x - Admiralty
      0
    • A1x - Edge Hill Light Railway
      1
    • A1x - Shropshire & Montgomeryshire Railway
      0
    • A1x - Kent & East Sussex Railway
      3
    • A1x - Weston, Clevedon & Portishead Railway
      2
    • A1x - Southern Railway (Mainland)
      3
    • A1x - Southern Railway (IOW - 'Brighton' Bunker)
      0
    • A1x - Southern Railway (IOW - Extended Bunker)
      1
    • A1x - Southern Railway (IOW - Cast Chimney)
      0
    • A1x - Southern Railway (Drummond Chimney)
      0
    • A1x - Southern Railway Black (Mainland)
      0
    • A1x - Southern Railway Black (IOW)
      0
    • A1x - Southern Railway Malachite (IOW)
      3
    • A1x - British Railways Malachite (IOW)
      1
    • A1x - British Railways Lined Black, Early Crest (ex-IOW)
      0
    • A1x - British Railways Lined Black, Early Crest (ex-KESR)
      0
    • A1x - GWR Green (ex-WCPR)
      0
    • A1x - British Railways Lined Black, Early Crest (ex-SR)
      3
    • A1x - British Railways Lined Black, Late Crest (ex-SR)
      1
    • A1x - British Railways Lined Black, Late Crest (ex-IOW)
      1
    • A1x - British Railways Lined Black, Late Crest (ex-KESR)
      0
    • A1x - Brighton Works IEG
      1

  3. 3. Which preserved A1/A1x do you prefer?

    • No.55, Stepney - Bluebell Railway lined black.
      0
    • No.55, Stepney - Faux Stroudley Improved Engine Green
      2
    • No.72, Fenchurch - Bluebell Railway Lined Black
      0
    • No.72 (32636) - BR Lined Black, Late Crest
      2
    • No.72, Fenchurch - LBSCR Marsh Umber (A1 back-converstion)
      3
    • No.82, Boxhill - Stroudley Improved Engine Green
      3
    • No.54, Waddon - Stroudley Improved Engine Green
      2
    • No.40, Brighton - Butlins Quasi-Improved Engine Green
      0
    • No.40 (11) - Isle of Wight Central Railway Lined Black
      3
    • No.40 (W11, Newport) - SR (IOW) Black
      1
    • No.40 (W11, Newport) - SR (IOW) Lined Green
      0
    • No.40 (32640) - BR Lined Black, Early Crest
      3
    • No.46, Newington - Brickwoods Brewery Improved Engine Green
      0
    • No.46 (W8, Freshwater) - SR (IOW) Lined Green
      2
    • No.62, Martello - Butlins Quasi-Improved Engine Green
      0
    • No.62 (662) - LBSCR Marsh Umber
      0
    • No.62 (32662) - BR Lined Black, Late Crest
      0
    • No.62 (B662) - SR Lined Green
      2
    • No.78 (32678) - BR Lined Black, Early Crest
      1
    • No.70 (3, Bodiam) - KESR Lined Blue
      5
    • No.70 (32670) - BR Lined Black, Late Crest
      0
    • No.50 (10, Sutton) - KESR Lined Green
      1
    • No.50 (10, Sutton) - SR Lined Green
      0
    • No.50 (32650/Sutton) - BR Lined Black, Early Crest
      0
    • No.50 (650) - LBSCR Marsh Umber
      0

  4. 4. Which form of terrier do you prefer?

    • A1
      8
    • A1x
      16
    • A1 - Drummond Boiler
      1
    • A1 - Wainwright Boiler
      0
    • A1/A1x Hybrid - As per No.54 'Waddon' as preserved.
      1
    • West Highland White Terrier
      1
    • Soft Coated Wheaten Terrier
      0
    • Airedale Terrier
      0
    • Scottish Terrier
      0
    • Bull Terrier
      0
    • Cairn Terrier
      0
    • Jack Russell Terrier
      1
    • Yorkshire Terrier
      1
    • Staffordshire Bull Terrier
      0
    • American Staffordshire Terrier
      0
    • Border Terrier
      1
    • Rat Terrier
      0
    • Wire Fox Terrier
      0
    • Norwich Terrier
      0
    • Welsh Terrier
      0
    • Irish Terrier
      0
    • Miniature Bull Terrier
      0
    • Parson Russell Terrier
      0
    • Smooth Fox Terrier
      0
    • Brighton-Highland Lochgorm Cross Terrier (Also known as HR No.57)
      0

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With a topic title like that you are just asking for the reply:

Preferably muzzled so they can't bark or bite!

 

Hat, coat, lead. walkies!

 

Actually do you not think you have too many categories? 80 choices is an awful lot to get a meaningful result, unless only a couple of them are really popular.

 

Cheers

 

Keith

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Nearholmer

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I can’t vote, sorry, but really I can’t.

 

You seem to have omitted ‘Pauling & Co, as used on the GCR London Extension contract’, which I think invalidates the whole exercise

 

Anyway, would it be reasonable to run a poll asking a man to choose his favourite from among his children? This is similarly invidious.

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Happy now?!

    • West Highland White Terrier (0 votes [0.00%])

       

    • Soft Coated Wheaten Terrier (0 votes [0.00%])

       

    • Airedale Terrier (0 votes [0.00%])

       

    • Scottish Terrier (0 votes [0.00%])

       

    • Bull Terrier (0 votes [0.00%])

       

    • Cairn Terrier (0 votes [0.00%])

       

    • Jack Russell Terrier (0 votes [0.00%])

       

    • Yorkshire Terrier(0 votes [0.00%])

       

    • Staffordshire Bull Terrier (0 votes [0.00%])

       

    • American Staffordshire Terrier (0 votes [0.00%])

       

    • Border Terrier (0 votes [0.00%])

       

    • Rat Terrier (0 votes [0.00%])

       

    • Wire Fox Terrier (0 votes [0.00%])

       

    • Norwich Terrier (0 votes [0.00%])

       

    • Welsh Terrier (0 votes [0.00%])

       

    • Irish Terrier (0 votes [0.00%])

       

    • Miniature Bull Terrier (0 votes [0.00%])

       

    • Parson Russell Terrier (0 votes [0.00%])

       

    • Smooth Fox Terrier (0 votes [0.00%])

       

    • Brighton-Highland Lochgorm Cross Terrier (Also known as HR No.57)

     

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Pot roasted with sliced potatoes, a good rich stock, and huge quantities of finely-chopped garlic.

 

(I love dogs, but I couldn’t eat a whole one. Actually, I probably could, if it was one of those very tiny ones that yaps a lot.)

 

SEM - was Pauling on the list originally, and I missed it, or did you add it?

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