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The GWR 0-6-0PT (Pannier Tank), is a type of steam locomotive built by the Great Western Railway with the water tanks carried on both sides of the boiler, in the manner of panniers. They were used for local, suburban and branch line passenger and goods traffic, for shunting duties, and as banker engines on inclines. The early examples, such as the 1901 and 2021 classes, were rebuilt from saddle or side tanks when the locos received a Belpaire firebox – this type of firebox has a square top and is incompatible with a curved saddle tank. This process mostly took place during the tenure at Swindon Works of George Jackson Churchward. Only a very small number of saddle tank locomotives escaped rebuilding as panniers, notably the 1361 Class built new under Churchward in 1910, by which date a few of the 1813 Class had already been rebuilt as pannier tanks. Contents 1 Classification 2 Preservation 3 In fiction 4 References 5 Sources // Classification 1366 Class No. 1367 at Weymouth in May 1961 An old design recreated by Hawksworth: No. 1638 (built after Nationalisation) preserved on the Kent & East Sussex Light Railway Ex-GWR 5700 class, London Transport No. L95 shunts at Croxley, 1969 Another B.R. pannier in an unhistorical green livery: post-1948 No. 9466 at Tyseley 6400 Class No. 6412 hauling an autocoach on the West Somerset Railway, October 2000 The GWR pannier tank locomotives were classified as follows: Small engines (wheelbase under 15'), rebuilt from saddle or side tanks 93, 850, 1901 Classes · G. Armstrong/W'hampton 1874-95, 292 locos 2021, 2101 Classes · Dean/W'hampton 1897-1905, 140 locos Small engines (wheelbase under 15'), built as pannier tanks from new 5400 Class · Collett/Swindon 1930, 25 locos 6400, 7400 Classes · Collett/Swindon 1932-50, 90 locos 1366 Class · Collett/Swindon 1934, six locos 1600 Class · Hawksworth/Swindon 1949-55, 80 locos Large engines (wheelbase over 15'), rebuilt from saddle or side tanks 302 Class · J. Armstrong/W'hampton 1864-5, eight locos 1016 Class · G. Armstrong/W'hampton 1867-71, eight locos 1076 (Buffalo), 1134 Classes · J. Armstrong/Swindon 1870-1881, 266 locos 645, 1501 Classes · G. Armstrong/W'hampton 1872-81, 106 locos 119 Class · G. Armstrong/W'hampton (renewals after Gooch) 1878-83, 11 locos 322 Class · G. Armstrong/W'hampton (renewals after Beyer) 1878-85, six locos 1813 Class · Dean/Swindon 1882-4, 40 locos 1661 Class · Dean/Swindon 1886-7, 40 locos 655 Class · G. Armstrong/W'hampton 1892-7, 52 locos 1854 Class · Dean/Swindon 1890-95, 120 locos 2721 Class · Dean/Swindon 1897-1901, 80 locos Large engines (wheelbase over 15'), built as pannier tanks from new GWR 5700 Class · Collett/Swindon and outside firms 1929-50, 863 locos GWR 9400 Class · Hawksworth/Swindon and outside firms 1947-56, 210 locos Large boiler/short wheelbase GWR 1500 Class · Hawksworth/Swindon 1949, 10 locos Preservation Class Number Location 1366 1369 South Devon Railway Trust 1500 1501 Severn Valley Railway 1600 1638 Kent and East Sussex Railway 8750 3650 Didcot Railway Centre 3738 Didcot Railway Centre 4612 Bodmin and Wenford Railway 5700 5764 Severn Valley Railway 5775 Keighley and Worth Valley Railway 5786 South Devon Railway 6400 6412 South Devon Railway[1] 6430 Llangollen Railway 6435 Bodmin and Wenford Railway 5700 7714 Severn Valley Railway 7715 Buckinghamshire Railway Centre 7752 Tyseley Locomotive Works 7754 Llangollen Railway 7760 Tyseley Locomotive Works 9400 9400 Swindon Steam Railway Museum 9466 Buckinghamshire Railway Centre 8750 9600 Tyseley Locomotive Works 9642 Gloucestershire Warwickshire Railway 9681 Dean Forest Railway 9682 Chinnor and Princes Risborough Railway In fiction In the Railway Series of children's books by the Rev. W. Awdry, the character Duck the Great Western Engine is based on a 5700 Class pannier tank. No. 5775 is featured in the film The Railway Children in a brown livery, with the initials of the fictitious Great Northern and Southern Railway on the tank sides. No. 6412 starred in the 1970s children's TV series The Flockton Flyer.[1] References ^ a b "News from January 2009". ("6412 leaves the WSR"). West Somerset Railway. 8 Jan 2009. http://www.wsr.org.uk/newsjan2009.htm. Retrieved 2009-05-11.  Sources Site with much detail information on boilers etc. v • d • e Great Western Railway locomotives Swindon Broad gauge Brunel: (1833–1837) Haigh Foundry · Mather, Dixon · Sharp, Roberts · Charles Tayleur · Hurricane · Thunderer Gooch: (1837–1864) Ariadne · Banking · Bogie · Caesar · Firefly · Hercules · Iron Duke · Leo · Metropolitan · Premier · Prince · Pyracmon · Star · Sun · Victoria · Waverley J. Armstrong: (1864–1877) Hawthorn · Rover · Sir Watkin · Standard Goods · Swindon · 1076 Dean: (1877–1902) Experimental locomotives (8, 14, 16) · 3001 · 3501 · 3521 Wolverhampton Standard gauge J. Armstrong: (1854–1864) 7/8/30/110 · 17 · 111 · 302 G. Armstrong: (1864–1897) 34 · 108 · 119 · 322 (tank engine) · 517 · 633 · 645 · 655 · 850 · 1016 · 1901 · 3571 Swindon Standard gauge Gooch: (1855–1864) 57 · 69 · 77/167 · 79 · 91 · 93 · 131/310 · England/Chancellor (149) · Sharps (157) · 320 · Beyer (322) J. Armstrong: (1864–1877) Queen/Sir Alexander (55) · Metro Tank (455) · 56/717 · Coal Goods (927) · 360 · Sir Daniel (378) · Standard Goods (388) · Bicycle (439) · 481 · 806 · 1076 Dean: (1877–1902) Experimental locomotives (1, 7, 9, 10, 13) · 36 · River (69) · Sharpies/Cobham (157) · 1661 · 1813 · 1854 · 2021 · 2201 · 2301 · 2361 · Kruger (2602) · Aberdare (2600) · 2721 · Dean Single · 3201 · 3206 · 3232 · Duke · Bulldog · 3521 · 3600 · Badminton Churchward: (1902–1921) La France · President · The Great Bear · 1361 · County Tank · 2800 · Saint · 3100 · City · County · Star · 4200 · 4300 · 4400 · 4500 · 4700 · Rail motors Collett: (1922–1941) 1366 · 1400 · 2251 · 2884 · ex-ROD 2-8-0 · Earl · Castle · 4575 · Hall · 5101 · 5205 · 5400 · 5600 · 5700 · 5800 · King · 6100 · 6400 · Grange · 7200 · 7400 · Manor Hawksworth: (1941–1947) County · 1500 · 1600 · Modified Hall · 9400 By wheel arr. 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