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Told you I was dumping W&S locos on you, with updated Livery styles.

Anyway, new Archie.

Bought and built in 1890 for the newly formed Wellsworth & Suddery Railway as their N01, he would be named after the company chair Archibald Preston, a rather tempermental man, Archie seemed to inherit this personality, and would basicly command the railways N02 Colin, by the late 1910's he was the smallest engine on the railway and was sent to work as pilot at Wellsworth, a task he wasn't to happy with.

During this time he had been retro-fitted with a bunker to extend his range, during Big Four days he could most often found working at Wellsworth, his duminutive size was often on full display when paired with the massive banking engines that would call the station home.

He would often try to make himself the boss, often having another engine take him along to the other bigger stations, where he could yell at them.

In BR days he would make quite the impression on the visiting young engines, often frightning them with his harse demenor, now adays he's most often in the Vicarstown Transport Museum, where his ego is kept in check by the visitors, but he is on standby for duties that he may be required for.

Credits: ptboomerfilms, Robbie18, Swiftwin4ds, Princess-Muffins, and Cj-The-Creator. All edits by Midnight Express

Description
Told you I was dumping W&S locos on you, with updated Livery styles.

Anyway, new Archie.

Bought and built in 1890 for the newly formed Wellsworth & Suddery Railway as their N01, he would be named after the company chair Archibald Preston, a rather tempermental man, Archie seemed to inherit this personality, and would basicly command the railways N02 Colin, by the late 1910's he was the smallest engine on the railway and was sent to work as pilot at Wellsworth, a task he wasn't to happy with.

During this time he had been retro-fitted with a bunker to extend his range, during Big Four days he could most often found working at Wellsworth, his duminutive size was often on full display when paired with the massive banking engines that would call the station home.

He would often try to make himself the boss, often having another engine take him along to the other bigger stations, where he could yell at them.

In BR days he would make quite the impression on the visiting young engines, often frightning them with his harse demenor, now adays he's most often in the Vicarstown Transport Museum, where his ego is kept in check by the visitors, but he is on standby for duties that he may be required for.

Credits: ptboomerfilms, Robbie18, Swiftwin4ds, Princess-Muffins, and Cj-The-Creator. All edits by Midnight Express