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That's the one drawback with the Winter Timetable, there's not as much to do. However, if you had turned up earlier, you might have been able to drive a steamy. Bet you would have chosen the Andrew Barclay saddle tank engine.

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That Wrenn R1 is older than you think! It is a venerable Hornby Dublo model that Wrenn continued to produce using the same tooling, so it certainly dates back to the early 1960s!

Yup , completely agree on BUDGET DMUs and EMUs . Problem is a lot of modellers want all singing and dancing versions and DCC means there has to be through electrical connectivity. Like the idea of K2 too. Athoughid wants Scottish West Highland one .

Two years ago, I wouldn’t know what any of that meant😂 Thanks for educating me😂

Nice wishlist. Are you aware that Hornby are slowly but surely beginning to abandon 00 gauge in favour of TT120 scale? They're out there on their own, with hardly any new model 00 gauge engines on the cards. Therefore, their standards are slipping very badly. If you look on their website, you'll see their Beatles Train Set hasn't shifted one inch because no-one wants it. On top of this, a new Beatles train set is in the wings. I hope it gets cancelled, because likely no-one will purchase it. Hornby are in deep financial trouble, which could lead to them disappearing altogether. In short, Hornby are cancelling more new models in the wings than managing to release some of the ones advertised. Your honorable mentions will likely never see the light of day.

Hi Sam!

I like your display of station signs.

Very nice, like

Merry Christmas.

My local station. Shame I was at work on that day as the growl of a good revving '37' has to be one of the best sounds on the railways.

1:38 that railway bridge has been laying in the same spot for 20 years, it's a wonder if it will ever be useable as they plan at Marsh Mills. It's not even covered to protect it.

Come back next year for a ride behind the NG15! :)

Great video!

Omg this is a must

This intriguing little railway has no idea that I exist!

Merry Christmas.

GOODNESS, I had no idea this intriguing little railway even existed.

Wish I could be there to watch and ride ; but Kansas City is too far away !

A pleasure to watch

Wrong sort of motive power. A steam engine ought to have been running, helps keep the passengers warm.

Japanese go

nice one, classic electric locomotives and carriages.

This railroad operates well with their unique American Steam Locomotive.

You did have a ride behind a stinky diesel, which I hate.

You gotta do what you gotta do.

7:10 arthur is so funny 🤣

that s some engine

There is one Standard Gauge railway here in North Wales: the Llangollen Railway. I recommend a ride along it to you. Just make sure you obey the rule to close the window, before going through Berwyn Tunnel uphill, if you're travelling behind a steam engine on a weekend day. Otherwise you will get red-hot sparks in your eyes, and told off by the TTI. If you go near the engine shed, one of my volunteer acquaintances will happily show you around as long as you stay by him at all times.

Like ! Beatiuful video ,greetings from Asturias

10:20 just a bit of a family arguing all because 41241 has a red coat of paint and the other one was jellos

10.10 if your loco is struggling whilst doubleheading 2 coaches think why that might be. Don't just ram it onto the second valve to make it go. I have a feeling the brakes were on 41312 as you could see the drivers moving for a second and then they stopped. That shouldnt happen, its how accidents are caused and the damage costs need to be taken into consideration. Apart from the negative of Didcot, a very good video!

nothing to do with 41312's handbrake... the engine was just being a moody little sh*t... listen to 41241. "You pain in the a**...why must you do this? how embarrassing!" 🤣

Slidy slidy slidy

Are the wheels not meant to be turning at 10:20?

Very nice.

The Dukedog shouldn't be there. She should be running on the Bluebell Railway, her true home turf. Nice that you were a driver for a fiver, and you ought to have been riding the rails all day long. That's the thrill of a special event, meaning you can ride behind every single steamy in operation if you choose to.

I've only seen one steamy on the main line, at Chester: Sir Nigel Gresley. Have you managed to capture the iconic A4 anywhere, on your travels?

Locomotives, traction engines, steam cars, sentinels, what more could a steam fanatic want?

Traction Engines don't impress me. Steam engines do, the Coffee Pot is OK, but I prefer the proper tank and tender engines. Nice cavalcade.

Very nice video, greetings 👍🚂

I noticed an E2 tank engine in the siding near the engine shed, named Clive. The volunteers ought to repaint him blue with red stripes, complete with the yellow no. 1 on his sidetanks. They could give him a face and rename him Thomas the Tank Engine. Bet you'd love a Day Out With Thomas on this wonderful miniature gauge railway.

Go on, Orry, do the locomotion.

Annoyingly, I was in Scotland for the Western - May head towards Didcot for it next weeks though 😉 It was great meeting you the other day

Mi sono iscritto al Tuo canale, molto interessante, se guardi nel mio forse trovi cose di Tuo interesse, grazie e ciao Fabrizio - like47

Wonder if the new build P2 will have this whistle?

'Scaldwell' is a Peckett used at the 3 feet gauge line at Lamport Quarries in Northamptonshire. I wondered where she had gone!

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