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THANKS Stephen ❤

You know, “Horatio” isn’t actually horatio, that is a motor rail where as Horatio is a Ruston locomotive.

LOVED WATCHING THIS, THANK YOU STEVE ❤

Very good. Well researched.

Brilliant. Well researched & presented. Thank you.

Brilliant research. Well done.

Where did you get the people whistling the theme tune from?

Very good! I enjoyed that.

I should watch this show.

Just watched the episode again ('If the Cap Fits', most episodes are free to watch on TH-cam) and enjoyed it again as I knew. Especially when Fraser is at his wits end and wailes he 'never doubted you' when Mainwaring playes the bagpipes! A wonderfull episode.

LOVE YOUR VIDEOS, THANK YOU SO MUCH ❤❤❤

Thank you for another nice video. Godfrey is a really likable character (most of the characters were honestly) and the actor played him very well.

Also, Steven, you'll be glad to know that the next episode I will cover for my series will be on the Claud Hamiltons: all six variants of Classes D14, D15/1, D15/2, D16/1, D16/2, and D16/3. It should also be noted that No. 62613 was going to be saved by Alan Bloom. However, this came to nothing.

This is a fantastic and comprehensive overview of the Great Western Railway's history and impact. The detailed examination of Collett and Hawksworth's designs, as well as the evolution of diesel railcars, offers valuable insights. It's also great to see the focus on South Wales and the preservation efforts that keep this heritage alive. Excellent work, Steven! If you're interested in learning more about the history of British railways, be sure to check out the playlist: th-cam.com/play/PLbkIohgbg3ZNXQ2yFZ92zn-sXxO350Aa2.html

Fantastic video! The deep dive into the history of the Southern Railway from 1923 to 1948 is both informative and engaging. If you are interested to learn more about the history of the British railway, check out the playlist: th-cam.com/play/PLbkIohgbg3ZNXQ2yFZ92zn-sXxO350Aa2.html

Hi Stephen. I have visited the Bure Valley Railway, but perhaps it was during a quiet period. I'm quite impressed at how much you got to see. Did you get special permission to view the loco shed, or is it open to the public at appropriate times?

Fun fact: On my last visit to Bressingham, my then partner and I found that the locomotives that would be the best candidate for restoration were E4 No. 490 and J69 No. 87. No. 87 would also make the most logistical sense, given the length of the demonstration line.

Cracking video, been waiting for this one for a while. That whistle from no9 was very well timed and I am glad I didn’t manage to ruin that take.

Hard to copy

Nice work on the video.

Hi Steven. Great video. We have a holiday home in Sheringham, so have visited quite a few of the locations in the video, but still some that we have not. The Elizabethan house and the first-ever aerial bombed house have blue (or similar) plaques on their walls; I would have liked a close-up of these so as to be able to read them.

The only negative about these video's is that they'r just too short. Wonderfull to see all of the beloved characters, of one of the best comedies ever, back again.

Great content, I like this short video format. Thanks for your effort in putting this together.

What an engaging exploration of the LMS during its pivotal years! It's fascinating to delve into the designs, rivalries, and technological advancements that shaped this iconic railway company. Learn more about the history of British railways by watching the videos in this playlist: th-cam.com/play/PLbkIohgbg3ZNXQ2yFZ92zn-sXxO350Aa2.html

"Dad's Army" is a top show.

Despite all his failings if I had been in the Home Guard I would have been proud to serve under someone exactly like Captain Mainwaring. Plus as a bonus it would have been bloody hilarious.

THANK YOU SO MUCH FOR POSTING, LOVE ALL THE INFORMATION YOU GIVE, AT THE END OF THE DAY MANNERING HAS A GOOD HEART AND LOYAL TO THE PLATOON ❤❤❤❤

Dumbleton Hall is no-one displaying at warner bros in Japan for the Harry potter engine

RIP to the entire cast,crew and directors as said elsewhere the best £ 500 thousand pounds the BBC ever spent

Thank you for your hard work on these Dad's Army videos. I have all the DVDs and fond memories of listening to the radio version as a child, on a Saturday night at 9 pm

Where in this video did you talk about the Jubilees?

What’s your favourite train?

I’m terribly sorry, but if you did mention the 47xx “Night Owls”, regarded as “Churchward’s final masterpiece” I missed it. However it is fantastic layout of description and portrayal of information

But you will still make days out right?

I keep passing the Steam Museum every time I go to London and Stevenage. I so want to visit one day.

Hi, looks like you (and your dad) are going to be busy for quite some time. Just a suggestion: adding in some soft furnishings / acoustic panels would improve the sound on your videos. Look forward to seeing the project develop.

Looks like you're going to have great fun building the layout.

Hope it goes well Steve

something i find funny as a south african is when people try to say afrikaans words like spoornet but great video, it was very informational

Nice work on the video.

I feel like these engines got the short end of the stick

I'd like to see a 7f from the somerset and Dorset joint railway go up against an lms 8f

very cool - how do i buy one

I tell you what, if you really want to get the Top Gear style, I think I could provide some assistance.

Concorde flew to New York in 3 hours 30 minutes; not four hours. The record was 2 hours 50 minutes from New York to Heathrow.

I'm an American with an N gauge GWR era 3 layout. I have watched this video dozens of times. This is by far the most comprehensive GWR documentary I've been able to find. It's been a huge help in giving me context and inspiration. Thank you for uploading it. 🙏

does anyone know the total number of locos saved from Barry? and are there any left?

You used the WRC theme? Cool!

The amount of work you have put in to make these videos is astonishing. Not only are they all packed with facts which many of us would not know, since we all have our favourite pre nationalisation company and so I learnt a lot about the companies other than the LMS., but the editing to show many of the locos you are speaking of were shown contemporaneously with the video.. Very well done.

Incredibly great video.