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JamesFan1991 — Merlin the LSWR N15 Engine
Published: 2017-03-17 22:23:00 +0000 UTC; Views: 13402; Favourites: 62; Downloads: 59
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Part 4 of Journey Beyond Sodor set of Sprites.Hockety Pockety Wockety Wack!
Update 1 - What haven't I changed. I've added more details, new tender, red wheels, new funnel and his nameplate.
Next will be Frankie the Hudswell Clarke diesel shunter.
Sprites made 100% by me
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OK. Just credit me of course.
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Did you know that the real Merlin was numbered 30740 in British Railways stock?
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I'm honestly shocked enough that a King Arthur-class engine actually exists.
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Great job and loved the Hockety Pockety Wockety Wack! XD
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You're very welcome 
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You're welcome. Quick question. What's your thoughts of Journey Beyond Sodor?
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Same! Merlin was my favourite
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It is quite interesting regarding Merlin. There was a King Arthur (N15) named "Merlin", but was actually No. 740. Also, the real No. 783 was called "Sir Gillemere". However, the real No. 783 carried three funnels as a wartime experiment to reduce exhaust, to prevent being spotted by aircraft bombers. So, the wartime grey livery suits Merlin well.
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I never knew an engine like Merlin can have 3 funnels
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please tell me he dosent have three stacks at least eme it's not how dey work.
theres really suppose to be two safty vaulves where the two chimneys on both sides are TT_TT
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I wonder what the big engines would think of Merlin's three funnels.
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And I recognize that phrase - Hockety Pockety Wockety Wack!
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