Gresley Pacific
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− | [[Image:a1.jpg|left|240px|]]The most famous designer of 4-6-2 "Pacific" locomotives in the UK was Nigel Gresley. He built his first Pacifics for Great Northern in 1922, and went on to produce many more A1, A3 and ultimately [[Streak|A4]] Pacifics with the LNER. | + | [[Image:a1.jpg|left|240px|]]The most famous designer of 4-6-2 "Pacific" locomotives in the UK was [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nigel_Gresley Nigel Gresley]. He built his first Pacifics for Great Northern in 1922, and went on to produce many more A1, A3 and ultimately [[Streak|A4]] Pacifics with the LNER. |
==Similar locomotives== | ==Similar locomotives== |
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The 4-6-2 Pacific is a steam locomotive in Project 1000.
Statistics and information
Type: | Express Passenger Steam Locomotive |
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Introduction: | 1922 |
Withdrawal: | 1975 |
Speed: | 100mph |
Power: | 1750hp |
Weight: | 151t |
Tractive Effort: | 132kN |
Replaces: | Edwardian |
Replaced By: | Streak, Sulzer Type 4 |
Prototype information
The most famous designer of 4-6-2 "Pacific" locomotives in the UK was Nigel Gresley. He built his first Pacifics for Great Northern in 1922, and went on to produce many more A1, A3 and ultimately A4 Pacifics with the LNER.Similar locomotives
The LNER was the greatest user of Pacifics, but similar engines were built by Stanier for the LMS and Bulleid for SR.