History of the GER P43 class

The Great Eastern Railway 'P43' was a short-lived class of 4-2-2 tender engines, built in 1898 for express passenger trains. But they only lasted 13 years in service.
(This video was recorded entirely in Train Simulator, using locomotive add-ons made by Caledonia Works. I am not sponsored):
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[@joshslater2426]

I don’t know why this class appeals to me so much. It looks like a GWR single that was stolen and modified to be more Great Eastern. I don’t mind how similar it looks, GER locos are just so beautiful.

[@JRS06]

They're very nice locomotives. It's a shame they didn't last long enough; it would've been great to see one preserved.

[@crashingboy2002]

I would’ve preserved them, but if they were satisfied for preservation purposes and were still used in steam, what would be the best use for them should they work on the heritage railway?

[@vesnapavic2343]

Can you do this type of video for s46 claud hamiltons 440s plz

[@olivergould3878]

Is the Caledonian the inspiration for Donald and Douglas?

[@DC4260Productions]

Not the 4-2-2 No. 123, but rather the '812' class 0-6-0.