The Story of Wallace Hall

Pre-Yorr Wallace Hall: "Ugh...I wish I got out more often like this...and not just be a spare, sitting in Swindon Works..." Wallace Hall: "Haha! Express coming through!" Built between 1928 and 1943, Wallace Hall, registered as #4992, was a spare engine that sat in Swindon Works for most of his life, and only doing jobs when he was required, one day a King Class broke down and Wallace took it's express and his own. The combined express made the journey to London tough. When he got to London, one of his safety valves broke and he had to be pulled back to Swindon Works. They had no parts for Wallace, but one day...he got sent to the Isle of Yorr with his cousin, Edwin Castle, where he got fixed up, had a complete repaint, and got the Crest of the Honeycole, Isle of Yorr Eastern. Now Wallace continues his mixed traffic jobs on the Isle of Yorr, alongside his cousin Edwin, and many other Engines...