On a regular day one of their two Exmoor Steam Locomotives will be in-charge of the service. Their two Exmoors are named ‘Pulborough’ and ‘Peggy’, these however are by no mean the only Locomotives on the line, as it features a wide variety and collection of scaled-down miniature and narrow gauge engines, such as LMS 6220 ‘Coronation’, LNER 4472 ‘Flying Scotsman’, Bagnall ‘Alice’, Hunslet "Agapanthus" and many more! The railway has their own engine shed which houses a large and impressive collection of Locomotives, with a workshop at the back of it. Just outside the engine shed there is a traverser to move the engines, and to the side of the shed is a turntable. There is also a covered drop-down pit so the engines can be inspected underneath. The old engine shed has now been converted to the railway's carriage shed, housing a large variety of operation stock, the carriage shed has had an additional extension to its eastern side to house more stock of the railways ever growing collection. More information...
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