http://newimages.fotopic.net/?iid=yky77f&noresize=1&nostamp=1&quality=70 A rather naff photo of the Cwt y Bugail remains at the Great Dorset Stem Fair.
All the platework was heavily corroded, I cannot think of any piece of metal in the boiler or firebox which would not have to be replaced to make this boiler useable.
The cylinder block and reversing lever stand, along with the hinge for the smokebox door were the only other fittings surviving. None of these were in good condition, and could easily be made from scratch if a replica were to be made.
Overall, I feel that the removal of the Aveling was not justified, and if the remains are butchered just for a slither of metal to weld into a replica boiler just so it can keep the original identity, it will be a very great shame for a unique survivor which demonstrates the resourcefullness and re-use in a struggling slate quarry.