to New Zealand but remain in South Africa. Rolling stock register Passenger rolling stock Mainline Steam rosters a large fleet of carriages which will be formed into three trains: Train One – a 1920s-era train, painted in Emerald Green (lined out in Pullman Green style). Train Two – a train of 56' steel-panelled stock, painted Midnight blue with white lettering. Train Three – a train of BR MkII coaches, painted in Midnight Blue with Pearl Grey window band. At present the stock for these trains are kept at Plimmerton and Middleton (with some MkII coaches stored at Feilding). Train One Train Two Train Three Freight rolling stock Mainline Steam has a large collection of freight rolling stock, mostly consisting of tank wagons used for oil and water storage, some of which are mainline certified. These wagons are largely of the UC class, although there is one example of each of the UCA and URK wagons preserved. The group also has a number of KP, ZA, and ZL class box wagons for use as secure storage for locomotive and carriage parts, along with several other general-use goods wagons. Wagons Excursions Mainline Steam operate regular excursions using steam locomotives from the trust's collection. These run from Auckland, Wellington or Christchurch to a number of destinations. These range from short half-day excursions to an annual national tour lasting several weeks and covering much of KiwiRail's rail network. References Citations Bibliography External links Mainline Steam J1211 at Porirua Heritage railways in New Zealand Transport organisations based in New Zealand 1988 establishments in New Zealand