stunning collection of locos, i dont reilise how much i like southern locos, they all have so much character, especially the triang ones, really enjoyed this video
Sam. All the locos you ran in this video are great. But as a great western fan, I like the great westerns the best. But I like the celebrity locos as well. As for the royal scots, there are actually 2 royal scots that have been preserved. Royal scot her self, and the scots guardsman. Great video as always.
Thanks a lot Nick, got plenty of GWR videos on here somewhere! Thanks for the info on the Scots - I keep forgetting there's two! Thanks for watching - Sam :)
Just found this engineer series, superb. As a new follower, I was totally unaware of this little treasure trove of info. As I was searching info on drummond, whose locos were used locally to me, only to find this. Maybe you should re-promote this series and ones like it, for us newcomers. Just an idea, thanks again Sam.
Thanks so much Brian, really glad you enjoyed discovering this one - yes I really like the Drummond locos! I might even revisit the idea, with some new locos! :D Thanks for watching - Sam :)
@@SamsTrains that'd be really good. An updated series of engineers. What about regional series? Locos and rolling stock found around the country, covering different eras? Steam and diesel. Like, scotland central belt, then cover eras 3-6 then era 7-modern? Just an idea, as your a full time TH-camr. Lotta research though.
Hi,Sam. like the video. Just been looking at some snaps of holiday in Scotland and I am almost sure this single driving wheel loco is in the Glasgow Transport Museum with the same livery etc as yours. Ted
Hi Ted, you're absolutely right, she is in the Glasgow Transport museum, though I've never seen her there myself - must have been amazing to see her! It's a shame that she's not in working order though :( All the best, Sam :)
Thanks very much! Yeah I've got quite a few that do... But none of them are very good! I tend to disconnect the Hornby sleuth ones because they leak and make a mess! Cheers, Sam :)
I'm surprised you never did a Churchward video - though I suppose many of the most famous Churchward-style designs were in fact Collett extrapolations of the Churchward model.
Four very nice loco's Sam and what a difference between the Class 700 and the Caledonian in such a short time between designs . Drummond had a very interesting career but died in tragic circumstances ......Peter .
Thanks a lot Peter - that's true actually, the difference is incredible, though I think the Caledonian was supposed to be quirky for its exhibition! I find it really ironic about his death too, a real shame :( All the best mate, Sam :)
yeah, I typed the message just before the end, thanks dude looking forward to seeing what you choose, so many classic locos from panniers and the 14xx's via the 0-6-0 goods, the 72xx the 2 cylinder 4-6-0's (Halls / Manors / Granges) right up to the kings and Castles... your spoiled for choice. But whatever you choose I'm gonna love it :)
Nobody corrected you on the 2P. Fowler's design was based on Johnson's Midland Railway 482 Class. You know, power classifications like the LMS used are not the same as classes.
Great video as usual Sam. Like the idea of Great Engineers, looking forward to more. Your third line certainly coming in useful. Just one point, you went a bit of course on the 2P . 2P is actually a power designation, so there could be several classes of locos all with designation 2P . So Fowlers 2P compound that you show actually has nothing at all to do with Dugald Drummonds 66 class. Regrettably apart from the 4-2-2 you show and the dreadful Smokey Joe there aren't any Caledonian Locos available. I'm hoping we will get a Drummond 0-6-0 or 4-4-0 sometime. Who knows?
Hi Russell thanks very much for the comment and info - I think you're right there! I knew it was a bit precarious while I was researching... But I had no others to run, so I thought I'd include them to fill the space! But yeah, more Drummond locos would be lovely one day! All the best mate, Sam :)
Thanks very much! Very occasionally, but I service them all regularly to remove it! Other than that, I vacuum the rails before every run and it removes all the fluff - it helps that it's a very thin and mostly fluff-less carpet too! Cheers, Sam :)
Very nice idea Sam, and as always I am very impressed with your knowledge, will you be doing Sir Herbert Nigel Gresley, I like some of his designs?...Simon
Thanks Simon, really glad you liked it! As always, I confess not to have known very much before I researched him, but it's always fun learning new things! Thanks for the support mate, Sam :)
Why am I calling the 2P 4-4-0 my favourite, if I haven't even tested my own model yet? Still, I do like her Prussian Blue coat of paint. I just hope she won't become boastful like Thomas once was. She is the most beautiful 4-4-0 alongside Bachmann Edward; you should have them double-heading a train together sometime. I'm sure they'd be best buddies.
The M7 is my second favorite class the first is the LBSCR B1 class the prototype member Gladstone
You should redo these types of running sessions now with your extended collection. I love these types of videos. Keep up the great work!
That would be great, I may revisit some of these!! :D
Thanks for watching - Sam :)
Another great idea for a series and a very enjoyable first episode. 6 super locos and difficult to pick 1 out as a favourite. Excellent stuff
Thanks Keith, pleased you enjoyed it - hopefully you'll like the rest of them too!
Thanks for the support mate,
Sam :)
stunning collection of locos, i dont reilise how much i like southern locos, they all have so much character, especially the triang ones, really enjoyed this video
Thanks Jae - really glad you like them! Lots more southern videos to come soon!
Thanks for the kind words mate,
Sam :)
My favorite engine ever is the beautiful T9.
Ahh great choice - I love those too!! :D
Thanks for watching - Sam :)
Sam. All the locos you ran in this video are great. But as a great western fan, I like the great westerns the best. But I like the celebrity locos as well. As for the royal scots, there are actually 2 royal scots that have been preserved. Royal scot her self, and the scots guardsman. Great video as always.
Thanks a lot Nick, got plenty of GWR videos on here somewhere! Thanks for the info on the Scots - I keep forgetting there's two!
Thanks for watching - Sam :)
Just found this engineer series, superb. As a new follower, I was totally unaware of this little treasure trove of info. As I was searching info on drummond, whose locos were used locally to me, only to find this. Maybe you should re-promote this series and ones like it, for us newcomers. Just an idea, thanks again Sam.
Thanks so much Brian, really glad you enjoyed discovering this one - yes I really like the Drummond locos! I might even revisit the idea, with some new locos! :D
Thanks for watching - Sam :)
@@SamsTrains that'd be really good. An updated series of engineers. What about regional series? Locos and rolling stock found around the country, covering different eras? Steam and diesel. Like, scotland central belt, then cover eras 3-6 then era 7-modern? Just an idea, as your a full time TH-camr. Lotta research though.
Hi,Sam.
like the video.
Just been looking at some snaps of holiday in Scotland and I am almost sure this single driving wheel loco is in the Glasgow Transport Museum with the same livery etc as yours.
Ted
Hi Ted, you're absolutely right, she is in the Glasgow Transport museum, though I've never seen her there myself - must have been amazing to see her! It's a shame that she's not in working order though :(
All the best,
Sam :)
excellent locomotives. do you have any engines that Puffs Smoke.
Thanks very much! Yeah I've got quite a few that do... But none of them are very good! I tend to disconnect the Hornby sleuth ones because they leak and make a mess!
Cheers,
Sam :)
I'm surprised you never did a Churchward video - though I suppose many of the most famous Churchward-style designs were in fact Collett extrapolations of the Churchward model.
You are right Owen - I'll see how many I have, and maybe give it a try! :D
Thanks for watching - Sam :)
Four very nice loco's Sam and what a difference between the Class 700 and the Caledonian
in such a short time between designs . Drummond had a very interesting career but died in tragic circumstances ......Peter .
Thanks a lot Peter - that's true actually, the difference is incredible, though I think the Caledonian was supposed to be quirky for its exhibition! I find it really ironic about his death too, a real shame :(
All the best mate,
Sam :)
very interesting vid once more Sam.If your taking requests can I put in a suggestion for G.J. Churchward and / or Charles Collet?
H Jon, thanks very much for the kind words! Charles Collett is coming next week, so hopefull that'll be okay for you!
All the best mate,
Sam :)
yeah, I typed the message just before the end, thanks dude looking forward to seeing what you choose, so many classic locos from panniers and the 14xx's via the 0-6-0 goods, the 72xx the 2 cylinder 4-6-0's (Halls / Manors / Granges) right up to the kings and Castles... your spoiled for choice. But whatever you choose I'm gonna love it :)
Great video with no hic-ups or problems whatsoever! ;)
haha! Thanks mate, glad you enjoyed it!
All the best,
Sam :)
well done sam. Great looking series really looking forward to seeing more. cheees matt
Thanks very much Matt for the support, I hope you'll like the rest of them!
Cheers,
Sam :)
Nobody corrected you on the 2P. Fowler's design was based on Johnson's Midland Railway 482 Class. You know, power classifications like the LMS used are not the same as classes.
I stand corrected, duly noted! :D
Thanks for watching - Sam :)
Great video as usual Sam. Like the idea of Great Engineers, looking forward to more. Your third line certainly coming in useful. Just one point, you went a bit of course on the 2P . 2P is actually a power designation, so there could be several classes of locos all with designation 2P . So Fowlers 2P compound that you show actually has nothing at all to do with Dugald Drummonds 66 class. Regrettably apart from the 4-2-2 you show and the dreadful Smokey Joe there aren't any Caledonian Locos available. I'm hoping we will get a Drummond 0-6-0 or 4-4-0 sometime. Who knows?
Hi Russell thanks very much for the comment and info - I think you're right there! I knew it was a bit precarious while I was researching... But I had no others to run, so I thought I'd include them to fill the space! But yeah, more Drummond locos would be lovely one day!
All the best mate,
Sam :)
15:34 name one of your locos which isn't one of your favourites! ;)
Very difficult... the class 31?
fair enough. :)
11:20 Are they in shot there?......NO. ha, the way you just said "no" made me crack up, great vid so far ( I am only half way through)
Haha yeah, it does happen from time to time lol!
Cheers,
Sam :)
Sam you forgotten about locomotive designer Lawson billington of the London Brighton & south coast railway
Have I?!?! :O
@@SamsTrains yes you have
I saw 123 at the riverside museum 3 weeks ago. :)
Very nice! How is she looking? :D
better than I could have hoped! You really must see her. even if she is bit further from you than from me. :)
I wish you had a video on Ivatt
I will be doing hopefully! :D
Thanks for watching, Sam :)
Brilliant thankyou do you get fluff from the carpet in the trains?
Thanks very much! Very occasionally, but I service them all regularly to remove it! Other than that, I vacuum the rails before every run and it removes all the fluff - it helps that it's a very thin and mostly fluff-less carpet too!
Cheers,
Sam :)
My favourite Drummond locomotive is LSWR M7 class!
Oh yeah - they're lovely! Good choice there!
Cheers,
Sam :)
hi sam
very interesting sam
love the history as you know
cant wait for rest of them plus 1900's ect o yes
Hi there mate, glad you found it interesting - I hope you like the rest of them, lots more to come!
Cheers mate,
Sam :)
What about Peter Drummond his brother he made locomotives
the Caledonial single looks very odd as it doesn't have pistons! but it's livery is beautiful.
Yeah it does look very odd - it's all on the inside, out of sight, it certainly makes it very unique looking!
All the best,
Sam :)
Hi Sam can you do more 360 degree videos
I would love to do more, yeah! :D
Thanks for watching - Sam :)
I assume you'll be most likely doing sir nigel greasly. Please correct me if i spelt his name wrong.
Yeah definitely! And almost there, it's Gresley - just the way it sounds!
All the best mate,
Sam :)
do you think the CR 4-2-2 will run again?
I hope so, but it's been a very long time, so it'd need a lot of work!
All the best,
Sam :)
great vid man :) at some point will sir nigel Gresley be shown ??
Thanks very much really glad you like it - and yeah definitely, he'll be along soon! :D
Cheers mate,
Sam :)
Very nice idea Sam, and as always I am very impressed with your knowledge, will you be doing Sir Herbert Nigel Gresley, I like some of his designs?...Simon
Thanks Simon, really glad you liked it! As always, I confess not to have known very much before I researched him, but it's always fun learning new things!
Thanks for the support mate,
Sam :)
you should look up the broad gauge prodigy tank engine she had 9 foot diameter driving wheels the largest of all singles
Okay! I will do that - thanks a lot! :D
Cheers,
Sam :)
can you please do a video on the T9?
Yeah! I've done one for the black one already, and I'll do the green one soon!
Cheers,
Sam :)
16:31 what's FREE?
Just some tat - I think it was a Hornby magazine with a train set lol!
GOOD
JOB
THANKS!
All the best,
Sam :)
I love the t9, although I prefer it in it's LSWR green-yellow colour. still, great locos none the less...
Yeah me too probably - I think the green is much nicer! Thanks very much for the comment,
Cheers,
Sam :)
Excellent video mate :)
Thanks a lot - really glad you liked it!
Cheers,
Sam :)
The first locomotive looked like emily if she did not have siderods and if she had her dome in the middle instead of near her whistle.
Why am I calling the 2P 4-4-0 my favourite, if I haven't even tested my own model yet? Still, I do like her Prussian Blue coat of paint. I just hope she won't become boastful like Thomas once was. She is the most beautiful 4-4-0 alongside Bachmann Edward; you should have them double-heading a train together sometime. I'm sure they'd be best buddies.
Absolutely! That blue is enough to make that a favourite, no matter how it runs! :D
Thanks for watching - Sam :)
there is a similar loco to the m7 called metropolitan no1
Oh awesome! I don't remember seeing that - I'll look it up, thanks! :D
Sam'sTrains my favorite was the 700 class
A day with Dugald Drummond
Merry Christmas - Sam :)
Nice🙂
Thanks for watching, Sam :)
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You've replied to almost every comment in this video
Yeah I try to reply to all my comments - it's getting a bit tricky at the moment though, since I just get so many! D:
Cheers,
Sam :)
Jus-Fred Qian ii
I have a good idea why not they have single wheeler steam railtour in real life I love to see that
That would be amazing! :D
Do a great western great engineers
Fantastic idea!! :D
Hello, I'm back!
Hello - welcome back! Lots to catch up with lol ;)
My subs inbox is like a party I'm hosting but can't organise!!
9:30 cow
Well spotted! :D
THE T9 HAS TO MANY WHEELS ON ITS TENNER
Yeah - those are the watercart tenders - all very heavy when fully loaded, it needs every one of those wheels!
All the best,
Sam :)
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1st to down thump 1st.
Haha, thanks for the support guys, much appreciated!
All the best,
Sam :)