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What is this set called?

ahh, this is from 2023? maybe the screetching noises wasn't around in 2023? you should check it now in 2024. it has VERY loud screetching from the wheels when they hit the corners. a very loud line being bank station to stratford on the central line. edit: ahhh I commented too quickly! just got the 8:44 part of the video! yep, that's the noise.

Did you run over points to check for running

My husband and l bought a house that was built in 1908 and the previous owners left so much stuff there and in the attic we found a Lionel train just like that, there is the same transformers track joints to make go in diferent tracks! Is really old and some cables fell apart when l tried to untangle them. I am so excited about it but l think l have to take it to one of those places where they know about this trains and help me how to put it together to make it work.

anybody know which airfix multipose set has a morter? and a machinegun ammunition box? i have these two loose parts and don't know which set they came with

A replacement bridge is currently in the design process. Expect Jacobs Ladder to be sent to the great footbridge recycling centre in the sky in the next couple of years.

I created a tank designed and even named after the Burstyn Motorgeschutze. It is made out of cardboard, and I'd say made around 1/48 scale. The tank in question: The Motorgeschutze MG IV "Leopard"

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How much is the ticket train from Glavni Kolod Train to Ljubljana?

Sounds: Traction motor Talking Met Idle motor Tms on Ato setup on Auto drive started click Talking Traction motor Sqeal Slowing motor ato start required Traction motor and ato started Click Slowing Door L click Ato started Motors Tube sounds Slowing Doors slide Ato start required Started Motor Tube cruise sound Ato start required Click Motor Ending at 7:05

Awesome!

Like 1.35 scale model kite 😊

Wow, allready six years ago… i am wondering on how you guys are doing

These are rapid

OK, seriously. What do you do for a living

Loving the layout

Nice video, Merry Christmas

I was brought up in Lampeter in 1950s. I lived for several years overlooking the station . We had to cross the track to get to our home. My father popped into the refreshment rooms on his way home for a few pints most days.. The landlady was Mrs. Rogers. The milk train went off towards Aberaeron each evening. It was a little 0-6-0. The drivers would often give us a hoot and flash the carriage lights. There were a few railway cottages by the track and they regularly got a a shovel full of coal as the train passed. I once watched a lorry trying to race a train to the crossing. The lorry lost. Quite a bit of shunting went on at Lampeter and I enjoyed watching the man with a big metal pole levering the wagons into place by placing the pole under the wheels.

Great video! How did you manage to take off the panel to turn the interior lights on and off?

Guess what Greenford branch line is getting new class 230 due to 2024 and replacing the class 165 you’ll be surprised

travelling 1st time next week - hope i might get n upgrade for free

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Great video

So ATO means that train drives itself?

I travelled on the Caledonian Sleeper way back in 2008. Still had the 1970s style carriages back then. It departed London Euston, but instead of taking the west coast route, it used the ECML to Edinburgh Waverley, where the train divided (I was travelling to Inverness). I must admit, I didn't properly hit the sack until about 02:50, when we were passing through my home town of Morpeth! After that, I was completely spark-out until we had passed Pitlochry. Surprisingly I slept well on the CS. Mind you, I would certainly like to travel on it again.

And you arrived on platform 1 at Glasgow Central. Brilliant.

Watford is a pickup/set down point on the Lowland sleeper but on the Highland one pickup only and it doesn't set down there on it's way south.The Lowland one stops at Carlisle and Cairstairs,where the Edinburgh and Glasgow sections split.There is an unadvertised stop at Preston too at about 0330 and with the old stock they took the central door locking off there although you weren't meant to get off.I have only been on the new stock twice and I noticed that the doors remained shut at Preston although the buttons lit up.

Great video guys! I love the scotland sleeper but I foud the best very hard (double disabled berth) and like Chris very bumpy. Great experience though.

Excellent video, very interesting

The Caledonian Lowlander stops in Watford on a pick up/ set down only basis. Pick up only when heading north, set down when heading south

great video

Been in Glasgow a hundred times and never even noticed there was an Underground...

Great to see your on your travels. Hope to see more from Glasgow. Great video! Having travelled to Inverness last month on the sleeper I can understand how tired you were! We had a double berth n still not much sleep!

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Hi Chris and Archie how are you there will be new trains on the Greenford branch line

Interesting video! I didn't know that decibels didn't increase linearly. Also, the Bakerloo seemed less loud than I remember (years ago so I could be wrong). After the first time, I started taking noise cancelling headphones with me, even if I didn't feel like listening to music. Some lines were so loud that it would take me a moment to readjust once I was outside. :-S

Interesting video guys. I'd be intetested to see the difference on buses, overground n national rail. In other words what's the least noisy and most noisy transport in London! Hopefully your make it out on the rails more now summer is here.

My mom, sister and I are flying to Vancouver next month, and then we’re going to take the VIA Rail train back to Edmonton a few days later.

Manually switching is not how it's usually done, but it's quite often sight in Zagreb. There is a switch on the tram's control panel. As the driver slowly approaches to the direction switch, he moves the control switch to the right in order to switch the direction switch, or to the left if it needs to stay as it is. Basically, the tram gives an "electric shock" to switch mechanism and so it moves left and right based on direction that driver chooses. There are occasions like this when direction switches don't work whether they're broken, the driver gave signal too early, or they are manual only (only two manual switches exist in Zagreb, one on the turning point "Maksimir", and the second one on turning point "Heinzelova street"). The one you're reffering to in the video is on Savska road and it's electrical. Since two drivers in a row had to manually change the switch, it's probably broken.

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Great vid. I hate superglue too for all the same reasons so turn to the only other glue you can use with this material... epoxy. I use JB Weld 5 min 2 part epoxy for most of the glueing. Gives me plenty of working time and is much stronger than superglue. Superglue has weak tensile strength...

Very interesting, excellent

Screw you chris

Geoff Marshall did all 112 Overground stations couple of years ago, couldn't do all of them cuz the gospel oak to barking line was closed

3:27 this statement made me curious, are you guys aware of any areas where the Overground passes under an Underground line? 🤔

Such simple and clean fun! My Dad and I bonded while putting this together.

I have my dads now lol

You two have just the best relationship

THE EIFEL TOWER AND ARC DE TRIOMPFE, 2 Iconic Buildings in Paris. You should definitely bring your Families to Paris. A Funny little Fun Fair ride in an abandoned building, very strange. Loved all the Greenery and nature covering the Rail Beds, and how they've not been fully overgrown so that people can still walk on them. Very interesting Blog, Ted from Wales Uk. 😊😮❤.

Super stuff team, I enjoyed that, thank you. It's good to have a peek just over the channel and remind ourselves of what a functioning country looks like!