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    'Clan' Hengist frames being constructed in Sheffield

    Nov 04, 2018 1 minute
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    THE Standard Steam Locomotive Company (SSLC) has broken with tradition and employed a modern, non-railway engineering company to assemble the frames of its new-build BR ‘Clan’ Pacific No. 72010 Hengist.

    Other new-build schemes have

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