page_title: MÁV Class 411
section_title: Withdrawal
hierarchical_section_title: MÁV Class 411 / Withdrawal
caption_attribution_description: Magyar: A felújított 411,358-as Truman gőzmozdony (MÁV 411 sorozat) Hegyeshalom állomáson
context_page_description: The MÁV Class 411 was a class of steam locomotives used by Hungarian railways.
context_section_description: Their withdrawal started in 1965 and continued by scrapping 15-30 locomotives every year. In 1980 only 6 pieces remained; they were withdrawn in the following three years. According to preservation lists, three Class 411 machines are preserved in Hungary:
  411,118 - Hungarian Railway Museum, Budapest, operational
  411,264 - Hatvan RR. station, plinthed
  411,358 - Hegyeshalom station, plinthed
  The 411,144 was originally intended to be preserved with the Hungarian National Collection, but was mistakenly sent to be scrapped.  Fortunately, the 411,144 was purchased in 1992 by Martin Haines for the Milton-Keynes Locomotion & Navigation (GB), and is now preserved at the Churnet Valley Railway, along with another S160 from China. 411,388 was sold to the East Lancashire Railway in the same year, and is currently undergoing an overhaul at the Nottingham Transport Heritage Centre.  The center also has received the remains of 411,380 and 411,337, which will be used as parts sources for 411,388. The boiler of 411.005 remains in Hungary.
caption: 411,358 at Hegyeshalom station
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