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Capture the golden glow of a perfect steam evening with this stunning high-resolution digital download of GWR Pannier Tank No. 1369, beautifully silhouetted against a vivid orange sunset as it hauls a demonstration goods train along the Bluebell Railway.
This atmospheric scene shows No. 1369 working hard in classic branch line style, with the warm sunset bathing the entire train in rich colours — an image that perfectly blends the romance of steam with the tranquil beauty of the Sussex countryside. This is the ideal addition for any Great Western Railway fan, steam enthusiast, or collector looking to celebrate the golden age of rural goods working.
Locomotive History
Built in 1934 at Swindon Works, No. 1369 is part of the GWR 1366 Class of 0-6-0 Pannier Tank engines, designed for dockyard and branch line duties where tight curves and light track required compact but powerful locomotives. The class is well-loved for its rugged charm and versatility — they shunted docks, worked short passenger trains, and hauled small goods workings right up until the end of steam on the Western Region.
Withdrawn from British Railways service in the 1960s, No. 1369 was rescued for preservation and has since become a favourite at heritage lines, demonstrating the everyday workhorse power that kept the GWR network moving. Its appearances on demonstration goods trains like this recreate an authentic slice of branch line history for new generations to enjoy.
Bring the timeless spirit of the GWR to your collection with this dramatic sunset image — perfect for printing, gifting, or digital display.
✅ Instant Digital Download
✅ High-Resolution PNG (Print or Digital Use)
✅ Perfect Gift for Steam Railway Enthusiasts
✅ Watermark Removed from Middle of Image
Capture the golden glow of a perfect steam evening with this stunning high-resolution digital download of GWR Pannier Tank No. 1369, beautifully silhouetted against a vivid orange sunset as it hauls a demonstration goods train along the Bluebell Railway.
This atmospheric scene shows No. 1369 working hard in classic branch line style, with the warm sunset bathing the entire train in rich colours — an image that perfectly blends the romance of steam with the tranquil beauty of the Sussex countryside. This is the ideal addition for any Great Western Railway fan, steam enthusiast, or collector looking to celebrate the golden age of rural goods working.
Locomotive History
Built in 1934 at Swindon Works, No. 1369 is part of the GWR 1366 Class of 0-6-0 Pannier Tank engines, designed for dockyard and branch line duties where tight curves and light track required compact but powerful locomotives. The class is well-loved for its rugged charm and versatility — they shunted docks, worked short passenger trains, and hauled small goods workings right up until the end of steam on the Western Region.
Withdrawn from British Railways service in the 1960s, No. 1369 was rescued for preservation and has since become a favourite at heritage lines, demonstrating the everyday workhorse power that kept the GWR network moving. Its appearances on demonstration goods trains like this recreate an authentic slice of branch line history for new generations to enjoy.
Bring the timeless spirit of the GWR to your collection with this dramatic sunset image — perfect for printing, gifting, or digital display.
✅ Instant Digital Download
✅ High-Resolution PNG (Print or Digital Use)
✅ Perfect Gift for Steam Railway Enthusiasts
✅ Watermark Removed from Middle of Image
