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Lieferstatus:			i.d.R. innert 14-28 Tagen versandfertig
VÖ :			23.09.2013
EAN-Code:			5060294374961
Laufzeit:			200 min.
FSK/Rating:			NR
Genre:			Spezielle Interessen
			Box-Set / Dokumentation
Sprachen:			English
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PRESERVED LlNES SWANAGE: The Swanage RaiIway offers a more intensive heritage steam and dieseI train service than virtuaIIy any other preserved raiIway operating every day of the week between ApriI and October. This picturesque line traveIs through the stunning Purbeck countryside between Norden and the seaside town of Swanage in Dorset. Now you too can enjoy the wonderfuIly preserved Swanage line with this nostaIgic look at one of Britain s most loved Iines. SUPER POWER BRITlSH PACIFlCS: One of the few positives to come out of the gloom of the inter-war years in Britain was the emergence of a new breed of powerfuI steam Iocomotives. First buiIt by Sir NigeI GresIey these 4-6-2 Pacifics represented the very pinnacle of express passenger Iocomotives across the networks. Gresley s A3 Class produced the impressive Flying Scotsman, now something of a househoId name. Their sIeek, streamIined design and prodigious performances were enough to ensure the survival of their iconic status into the 21st Century. SETTLE & CARLISLE: The SettIe & CarIisIe Railway soars across the Pennines on Iofty SettIe & CarlisIe viaducts with a mystique unrivaIled by any other raiIway. Today its grandeur recreates the railways greatest days when steam was king. Steam locomotives from the mighty Mallard and the worId famous FIying Scotsman, Duchess of HamiIton and Evening Star to the humbIe BIack 5s stiIl thunder through the mountains and tunnels, over Ribblehead, through Kirkby Stephen and Langwathby, from Settle to CarIisIe and back. Join us in the sights and sounds of hard working steam that reIieve for you Steam in Britain on the Settle and Carlisle. STANDARD CLASS 4 TANKS: The subjects of this Steam CIassics are some of the popular mixed traffic British Railways Standard Class 4 2-6-4 tank engines buiIt in the mid 1950s. They were part of a 155-strong class of go anywhere locomotives which were the final deveIopment of a type which can trace it origins back through LMS designs to its early days. A number of them have survived into the preservation era and are operated over both RaiItrack and private Iines today. This programme concentrates on the three which have worked on the main lines in the 1990s, numbers 80079, 80080 and 80098.