GWR 5700 CLASS

The 5700 CLASS (57XX or PANNIER) worked on the GWR, and were built from 1929-1950

Duck The Great Western Engine
In The Railway Series, Duck has sandboxes near his buffer beam and also has the number 5741. He arrived on Sodor when the workload for Percy at Tidmouth Station became to heavy. Duck also acted as Henry's banker when Henry was pulling The Flying Kipper, where Duck smashed into the rear of the train when the tail lamp fell off. He also filled in for Thomas when he was ill and had to be sent to the works.

The Railway Children
No. 5775 on the Keighley and Worth Valley Railway featured in the film The Railway Children painted brown and lettered with GN&SR (Great Northern and Southern Railway). In May 2014, No. 5775 was moved to Locomotion, the National Railway Museum at Shildon, for cosmetic restoration back to the livery used in the film.

The Signal-Man.
No. 5764 appeared several times in the 1976 BBC television adaptation of Charles Dickens' short ghost story, The Signal-Man.