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- GWR_101_Class abstract "The GWR 101 Class consisted of a single experimental 0-4-0 side-tank locomotive. It was built at GWR Swindon Works under the direction of William Dean’s Chief Engineer, James Holden in 1901.Originally built as an oil-burning locomotive to demonstrate the economies of that technology. No. 101 employed a complex firebox and valve gear. It was intended for light passenger service on the Wrington Vale Light Railway near Bristol. However, due to technical issues associated with the design, the locomotive never saw the intended service. It remained at Swindon Works until 1905, at which time GWR rebuilt the locomotive as a conventional coal burning tank engine and used it as a works shunter.As a non-standard design the locomotive appears to have been withdrawn and scrapped in 1911.Despite being a unique and short-lived loco, Hornby have been producing a very popular 00 scale model of 101 for some decades, in many prototypical and non-prototypical guises. The model is currently available (as of September 2015) in set R1180 'Postal Express' with two carriages and a loop of track; in the R2670 'Railroad GWR Freight' pack complete with three wagons; and in a fictional 'Rothery Industries' guise, cat no. R3359.".
- GWR_101_Class activeYearsEndYear "1901".
- GWR_101_Class activeYearsStartYear "1901".
- GWR_101_Class builder Great_Western_Railway.
- GWR_101_Class designer James_Holden_(locomotive_engineer).
- GWR_101_Class numberBuilt "1".
- GWR_101_Class wikiPageID "42225537".
- GWR_101_Class wikiPageLength "2386".
- GWR_101_Class wikiPageOutDegree "14".
- GWR_101_Class wikiPageRevisionID "682198369".
- GWR_101_Class wikiPageWikiLink 0-4-0.
- GWR_101_Class wikiPageWikiLink Bristol.
- GWR_101_Class wikiPageWikiLink Category:Great_Western_Railway_locomotives.
- GWR_101_Class wikiPageWikiLink Great_Western_Railway.
- GWR_101_Class wikiPageWikiLink Hornby_Railways.
- GWR_101_Class wikiPageWikiLink James_Holden_(locomotive_engineer).
- GWR_101_Class wikiPageWikiLink OO_gauge.
- GWR_101_Class wikiPageWikiLink Swindon_Works.
- GWR_101_Class wikiPageWikiLink William_Dean_(engineer).
- GWR_101_Class wikiPageWikiLink Wrington_Vale_Light_Railway.
- GWR_101_Class wikiPageWikiLinkText "101 Class".
- GWR_101_Class wikiPageWikiLinkText "GWR 101 Class".
- GWR_101_Class wikiPageWikiLinkText "GWR Class "101" Holden Tank".
- GWR_101_Class builddate "1901".
- GWR_101_Class builder "GWR Swindon Works".
- GWR_101_Class date "January 2015".
- GWR_101_Class designer James_Holden_(locomotive_engineer).
- GWR_101_Class disposition "all scrapped".
- GWR_101_Class fleetnumbers "101".
- GWR_101_Class fueltype "Coal".
- GWR_101_Class fueltype "Oil".
- GWR_101_Class name "GWR 101 Class".
- GWR_101_Class operator Great_Western_Railway.
- GWR_101_Class powertype "Steam".
- GWR_101_Class preservedunits "None".
- GWR_101_Class reason "Holden went to the GER in 1885".
- GWR_101_Class totalproduction "1".
- GWR_101_Class whytetype "0".
- GWR_101_Class wikiPageUsesTemplate Template:Dubious.
- GWR_101_Class wikiPageUsesTemplate Template:Infobox_Locomotive.
- GWR_101_Class wikiPageUsesTemplate Template:RailGauge.
- GWR_101_Class wikiPageUsesTemplate Template:Refimprove.
- GWR_101_Class wikiPageUsesTemplate Template:Reflist.
- GWR_101_Class withdrawndate "1911".
- GWR_101_Class subject Category:Great_Western_Railway_locomotives.
- GWR_101_Class type Locomotive.
- GWR_101_Class type MeanOfTransportation.
- GWR_101_Class type Product.
- GWR_101_Class type DesignedArtifact.
- GWR_101_Class type Thing.
- GWR_101_Class type Q93301.
- GWR_101_Class comment "The GWR 101 Class consisted of a single experimental 0-4-0 side-tank locomotive. It was built at GWR Swindon Works under the direction of William Dean’s Chief Engineer, James Holden in 1901.Originally built as an oil-burning locomotive to demonstrate the economies of that technology. No. 101 employed a complex firebox and valve gear. It was intended for light passenger service on the Wrington Vale Light Railway near Bristol.".
- GWR_101_Class label "GWR 101 Class".
- GWR_101_Class sameAs Q16986501.
- GWR_101_Class sameAs m.0100qv6l.
- GWR_101_Class sameAs Q16986501.
- GWR_101_Class wasDerivedFrom GWR_101_Class?oldid=682198369.
- GWR_101_Class isPrimaryTopicOf GWR_101_Class.
- GWR_101_Class name "GWR 101 Class".