Private-owner wagons in colour for the modeller and historian

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This new title in the ever popular \'Power of\' series looks in detail at Bulleid\'s Light Pacifics, which were designed by Oliver Bulleid as a lighter weight alternative to the \'Merchant Navy\' class which, although popular, proved too heavy for the Southern Railway\'s secondary and branch routes. The class was intended primarily for express and semi-fast passenger trains in Southern England, ranging from the channel ports of South East England to the West Country resorts of South West England. As an extra design challenge for Bulleid, the new class had to be equally adept at both freight workings and branch line stopping trains, both of which required low axle loading, and a good turn of speed. The first of the new locomotives was the \'West Country\' class which appeared in 1945. A total of 66 were constructed along with a further 44 designated as the \'Battle of Britain\' class, of which the first appeared in 1946. The locomotives were built at Brighton and Eastleigh - over half of the class were named a