4201-4206
42201-42220
4401-44100
44201-44240
All in all, 166 locos.
Leslie Brown wrote:
> David Johnson <trainman@ozemail.com.au> wrote in aus.rail:
>
> >Leslie Brown wrote:
>
> >> We Victorians used to have great fun finding out if NSW railfans knew
> >> about their 31-class, 33-class, 51-class and 54 class steamers.
> >>
> >> I think I'd prefer the V.R. system over the NSWGR. Other systems must
> >> have thought it a good idea too as a few adopted it also.
>
> >Then there's the 451 class which became the 35 class. Or, just to confuse everyone, the 48 class is
> >numbered from 4801 to 48165.
>
> And the 42-Class that was numbered from 4201 to 42220?
>
> And what about the 44-Class that went from 4401 to 44240?
>
> Did anyone see all of them - all 460 locos?
>
> Gee-whiz. (:-)))
>
> Les Brown.
-- Bye for now, Eben