WAKEFIELD S.M.E.E. VISITORS STEAM RALLY 2018
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- Wakefield S.M.E.E. Visitors Steam Rally 2018 - A great way to spend a relaxing sunny Saturday afternoon at Thornes Park in Wakefield, West Yorkshire, UK ..... just watching the trains go by ...... IF YOU WOULD LIKE TO HELP ME TO MAKE MORE OF THESE VIDEOS BY BECOMING A PATRON OF MY TH-cam CHANNEL VIA "PATREON", OR IF YOU WISH TO SUPPORT ME VIA 'PAYPAL" TO HELP FUND THE PRODUCTION OF THESE SPECIALIST MODEL STEAM ENGINE TUTORIAL VIDEOS - PLEASE GO TO:
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That black NER engine looks fantastic, very smooth clean lines and the gold on the splashes realy caught my eye.
Amazing! Look at all those little trains and engines! This day must have kept the switchmen busy, no doubt.
Now that looks like a wonderful way to spend a day
This looks like a lot of fun! You're lucky to have something like this near you. I wish there was something like this nearby in the US.
Great video sir , just wanted to say the clip of the replica steam locomotive number 819 is really neat as I live here in the US Arkansas to be exact and here in my state we have a real steam locomotive that is from the former cotton belt railroad number 819 as well and it still runs on the rails after being restored sometime back in the 1980s I enjoy watching your videos thank you and have a great day
Thank You for the video Keith, I also found the car interesting. Looks like many people enjoying the train rides. Thanks again!
Thank you for posting!
Very nice... It would be nice to have more live steam events here in the state's. Most are in the mid-west, west and southern area. Nice 10 hour drive if you want to ride on private built trains. Haven't been to one since I was stationed at Minwith Hill AB UK.
Thanks so much for sharing Keith!
A good video, I thought you were recording , I was driving the NER S2 at @5.30
Thanks for the video Keith.
lol, jar of goldfish . . Very Noice . . . was there any Loco Drifting? . . ya know, using two tracks . . ( perhaps later that night ) m_m
I did find it very relaxing and that car does look interesting. The first engine you show after you stopped talking looks like a Diesel powered type? is it?
I am not sure, it may be battery powered . . .
Good Morning Keith, Great Video. As you know I am on the western side of the pond and have a Winson Lyn Project that I am working on. I noticed two different LYN running at point 2.00 and 3.54. Would you happen to know the owners and if so can I send you an email to forward to them? I have the chassis up on air but have many questions.
Hi Charles, I can't help you with this one, but an Email to Phil at Blackgates Engineering may be useful as Phil is a member of the Wakefield club and probably knows who the owners are.
Thanks I will get a mail off to him.
The deltic with wing mirrors looks ace , nothing beats a deltic not even live steam , would have loved to have gone to this
Mr. Appleton, at steam rallies like this where you might not be sure of the water supply. Does any one install strainer or filters to keep particles out of their water tanks? The closest steam rally is over 600 miles from where I live so I've never been able to attend one.
Mains tap water is fine - most particles (if any) are not really an issue with steam engines . . .
A yellow American. I must admit, the gentlemen on the other side of the pond have some interesting color schemes.
New Zealand loco, not American, though it can be hard to tell the difference.
Was the Stanley Steamed Powered Car dangerous as far as having a boiler failure when not keeping enough water in the Boiler?
Love your videos. Any beginner, novice or well informed person in all aspects of Model Steam would benefit greatly by watching many of your videos.
Not really as it is a Flash Steam type boiler without a large reservoir of boiling water in it . . .
Keith Appleton
I didn’t know that and I appreciate you answering my question. I do know that a High pressure Steam boiler explosion can be extremely destructive and quite dangerous, from reading about Steam Locomotive Boiler Explosions.
The thing that bothers me about this video, the only thing that does, is that there is a huge generational gap missing between the young and the old. No doubt too busy at home playing on a computer or some kind of handheld device.
If things don't start to turn around, these kinds of days could be 'a thing of the past' one day. :(
No coal smoke?!, emission regulations? Or fire safety? Whatever fuel was allowed the exhaust was invisible.
Just a very hot day .......
Proper Welsh Steam Coal burned efficiently
Rrifle mann kieth removed the smoke in the edit lol
Who is Kieth - ? do I know him ?
Keith Appleton sorry keith pre coffee plus i am a thicky best regards mcik
That Stanley they are replicating hauled ass, why the 25 mph limit? hardly a replica...