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Looking to a locomotive that's a little closer to home for my southern roots, we review the history of the iconic Great Western Railway 6000 Class, which are more famously known as the Kings, the primary express passenger locomotives working out of London Paddington, which, in considerations of the many weight restrictions of the Great Western mainline, were tailored to the trunk sections of this railway, and proved to be among the most superb performing steam locomotives of their era, even giving more famous streamliners from rival companies a run for their money.

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References:
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