Llanelli and Mynydd Mawr Railway - Rolling Stock

Rolling Stock

The LMMR operates and in some cases owns the following rolling stock:

Steam:

  • 1498 Avonside Engine Company 0-4-0 saddle tank named 'Desmond' Built 1906 - Currently located at the Llangollen Railway pending restoration
  • 1680 Avonside Engine Company 0-6-0 saddle tank named 'Sir John' Built 1914 - (Owned by Vale of Neath Railway)

Diesel:

  • No.10222 0-4-0DH Sentinel Waggon Works (Rolls Royce) diesel shunter
  • No.394014 0-4-0 Ruston & Hornsby diesel shunter (Owned by Vale of Neath Railway)

Multiple Unit:

  • 51354 British Rail Class 117 Diesel Multiple Unit Built 1960 1-Car Unit.
  • 51396 British Rail Class 117 Diesel Multiple Unit Built 1960 1-Car Unit.
  • 52029 British Rail Class 107 Diesel Multiple Unit Built 1961 1-Car Unit.
  • 55019 British Rail Class 122 Diesel Multiple Unit Built 1958 1-Car Unit.

Coaching Stock:

  • No.1206 British Rail Mark 2 RFB 1st Class BR Buffet Car Built 1973.
  • No. RDB977091 Experimental vehicle (Leyland bus body) Built 1982 (Owned by Gwendraeth Valley Railway)
  • No.8597 GWR Pre-1900 6 Wheel Luggage Composite Carriage (Minus Wheel Frame).
  • GWR Pre-1900 6 Wheel Composite with lavatory compartments Carriage (Minus Wheel Frame).

Wagons

  • No.35377 GWR Toad Brake van
  • No.48325 British Rail Tar Wagon (Circa 1939).
  • No.40225 British Rail Tar Wagon (Circa 1950).
  • No.40229 British Rail Tar Wagon (Circa 1950).
  • British Rail Tippler Wagon - Cut down to flat bed wagon.
  • No.2135 GWR Bloater Fish Van (Circa 1919) (Owned by Vale of Neath Railway).

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