Manning Wardle 0-4-0s and Sara Burgess VB locos

[fastforwardtt]

If you don't mind me asking but does anyone have any more images and info of the E Class and its Differences between other Manning Wardle 0-4-0s such as the H, F and C classes

[Gordon A]

Are you aware of the book on Standard Gauge Manning Wardles?

[sir douglas]

Info and drawings in 

[Barclay]

Hi they pre-dated the F class and were slightly smaller all round, though the wheelbase was the same. There are several photo's, a drawing, and particulars of all the locomotives in Fred Harman's 'The Locomotives built by Manning, Wardle, and Co. - Volume 2, Standard Gauge.'

 

Class H was bigger than the F. There were only 2 standard gauge class C and they appear to have been smaller than D, and therefore than E too.

[Hando]

On 16/10/2023 at 08:59, Barclay said:

Hi they pre-dated the F class and were slightly smaller all round, though the wheelbase was the same. There are several photo's, a drawing, and particulars of all the locomotives in Fred Harman's 'The Locomotives built by Manning, Wardle, and Co. - Volume 2, Standard Gauge.'

 

Class H was bigger than the F. There were only 2 standard gauge class C and they appear to have been smaller than D, and therefore than E too.

There was a Class A as well, which I think was standard gauge. I wouldn't be surprised if it was a one-off...

[Barclay]

That would make a great model!