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Nice video, Like

Excellent video. May I ask where the shot at 17:26 was taken from? I'm assuming somewhere between Capel Bangor and Aberffrwd. Thanks.

57:05 where is the air pump on these locomotives?

I like this

Absolutely superb, the planting and choice of plants makes it.

What an absolute dream of a layout ❤️😘

This layout is so nice - and with all this brillant trains - I ❤ it!

I pulled weeds all day under the hot Texas sun... wish I was there. Still one of my favorite layouts! Love to see it being well used.

Great sound and a nice view!

Love the way these engines are kept well clean. the brass on the footplate is very shiny! top work!

Amazingly well set into a superb undulating landscape - just like the real thing !

Looking good.

Anyone have a track diagram of this railway? I love how it meanders around the yard and is accessible by the pathways. Would love to see the overall layout.

😱 *Promosm*

Definitely one of my favorite locations. Thanks for sharing.

Is this Backwoods Miniatures? (Tell me it's not Backwoods Miniatures).

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Interesting.

🇮🇳💐🍁🥰😘♥️ I love you great Western😘 🌹♥️🌹🍁💐🇮🇳

So nice ❤️🍺

This looks really nice! I wish I could make a OO9 model Railway as detailed as this

Terrific vid! The railway looks so well maintained and smart!

Runs like a little sewing machine.

Fantastic and imersive video, the poor fireman never got a minutes pause throughout their journey.

Nice video 👍

Fantastic video. Beautifully filmed.

Greetings from Puffing Billy Railway in Oz. Loved the video, everything looked pristine especially No. 7. I look forward to my visit to VoR, unfortunately for just one day, on 22nd May. Might even visit the following morning before moving on to Tywyn. All the best wishes for a successful 2023 Season. Cheers Puf'n-Pete

Oh - I love those narrowgauge steam engines so much! Thank you 4 this nice impression.

Hi had a great day out on that day

Good to see a new season starting. You have found a number of very good new filming locations.

A brillant layout, great locos and rolling stock - thanks for this video!

Promo'SM

Lovely look at the locomotives, I watch this while working on my Coleg courses and it's super relaxing to listen to + interesting to watch whenever I take a break to look! The sheer size and power of these beasts are incredible, I see them every day from my windows but rarely having this close of a look.

i think thats the same engineer and fireman that was on when i went there in august last year

Certified Train Moment

Really enjoyed watching this video, always interested to see how other railways do their operations. I hope to visit the railway in mid to late June; it will be the first time I have been to the railway since 1999/2000 and I am looking forward to it.

Superb

I think 60 would look great in GWR livery to match the rest

Remember travelling behind no 7, those engines are extremely powerful for their size, and beautifully kept as can be seen here. Very impressive operation. Also highly recommend the VoR in detail book - just got it, and it's excellent.

How long has the Beyer Garett been in service. I visited back in the 60s

What a real joy to watch! Thank you!

Did it take you long to build the railway

Llewelyn looks as good as ever (Number 8).

Superb layout

Some really good shots there!! :-)

Coolest layouts i've ever seen. I love the stacked, slate rocks. The fact that you know how to frame each shot puts your layouts miles ahead of the rest.

It’s nice that every journey up to Devils Bridge ends with the locomotive working its hardest for the last third of a mile. I’m sure my wife’s late grandfather (BR steam driver based in Aberystwyth) would have been pleased that the VoR has survived and amazed to learn that an SAR Garratt works the line alongside Swindon’s 2-6-2s 🤔

Some very good filming locations and I particularly liked the sequence of the up and down trains just before Nantyronen (I think).

Great production ... but I so wish videos like this showed the safety checks before lighting the fire, especially checking the water level in the boiler.

Good to talk to you at Devils Bridge last month, and thanks for the look inside the cab of No.8