I swear. Once (or If) all three Ruston's are in service, there HAS TO BE a Lawrie's Goes Loco...Loco Gala. We'll call it the LGLG, Lawrie Goes Loco Gala. Starring all three Rustons in service. Have 303 Shunting in the yard and as a station pilot. McAlpine on small trains. And 165 on bigger trains.
I had to cheer when it went into gear and started moving. And of course, the excitement when you went through the gears was definitely contagious. Great job, Lawrie!
Absolutely superb to hear that this Ruston's been saved! Scrapping it in today's era of heritage railways would've been absolutely tragic, especially with how it works.
@@sirrliv my first job at the Severn Valley Railway in my department I volunteer at was modify the floor in our Ruston 165DM to be removable to access the transmission.
Your joy was infectious, the pure excitment at seeing and hearing the engine grumble to life before taking off put a smile on my face. Can't wait to see where things go from here, a lot of TLC is clearly required but I think given how many people donated to the cause it's safe to say we all agree it's in the right hands with you Lawrie.
@@lmm its great to see cant wait for all 3 to be up and running in the future and im so surprised given she ran normally she was gonna be put to the torch but thats not a worry anymore good job as always. i wish you the absolute best and may the machine spirit bless you and your locomotives.
Two of the wheeled conveyances procured by Lawrie in un-broken condition have been Rustons. There’s an indication of how hard they are to break in there somewhere.
Hi Lawrie,great to see this loco running, there's another one on the Strathspey Railway, but it hasn't run for nearly thirty years, after it was damaged in an arson attack which destroyed a GNSR six wheel brake van, it's claim to fame is that, prior to the railway re-opening, it was driven up the Highland Main Line,(try getting away with that these days),by the then head of engineering at the railway, hopefully, one day, it'll be restored, but, like every other heritage line, there's a long queue of locos ahead of it, anyway,as I write this, I've just come off night-shift, and I'm like a zombie, sorry for filling up your comments section, take care, all the best from Scotland, Stephen.
As an American I really enjoy seeing these little direct-drive locomotives. Here in the USA, once steam and the narrow-gauges lost favor, pretty much all of the locomotives were the GIANT diesel-electrics. Even the "little" yard-engines are massive compared to these cool little guys.❤
It was fantastic to see it start up and run down the track. Also wonderful to know it has been saved from the gas axe. It would be amazing to see this Euston returned to its British Sugar livery, as she wore in her Kings Lynn days. Well done everyone!
reckon its time to buy an aqua blaster like the one they use on mr hewes tank channel... mixes sand with water, and makes light work of rust stuff to prep for paint!
@lmm it would save a ridiculous number of hours scraping and sanding... it would also do the chassis, wheels etc etc... I would also consider a scaffolding tent over it too, and spraying the paint back on, be miles quicker than a brush!
It's alive!!!! This is absolutely brilliant! Call me crazy, but I think this engine would look great in red. Maybe it could match Jupes, and you could have TWO big red things!
Nice locos ,and we saved the 2 0-4-0 Ruston deisel locos at Beeding cement works back in 1986 with the Brighton railway museum, sadly now long closed and both sadly were cut up ,but there nice locos to have.well done and I wish you and the loco all the best ,and another peice of history is saved 😊
AHHHH THE SIDERODS!!! So happy another one of these great "little" machines gets to continue doing the thing! Congratulations to all involved! I wish the folks at Ruston who built it could see the love people have for their (at the time) unassuming little shunters!
That's something I never concidered. I wonder what they'd have thought that 70 years on people would keep them not because they were a piece of plant that earned money, but cause they quite liked the machine.
It's alive! Glad the lovely little Ruston is doing pretty well considering. The Ruston museum is starting and will never be stopped! You'll be able to get the three perfect paint jobs with the extra money!
Man, between Sir William and now this one, Lawrie has caused me to really fall in love with these little Ruston shunters. Can't wait to see how she looks once she's cleaned up and pretty again. Though, if i may make a suggestion, the blue wheels and red rods are a great look on her
Lawrie, you and everyone else who save this (functional) piece of equipment are legends. Your enthusiasm for little Rustons is akin to the enthusiasm for little H.K. Porters-small but mighty.
Now the hard bit going through the air system,Gear box and engine we found lots of grit and rust in the one we got at chasewater.The bodywork will probably be the easy part have fun.
@lmm - as you work on it, please educate us about the air system. Engine+gearbox for a DM is pretty similar to a road vehicle, conceptually at least, but what is the air used for (beside the brakes) and how?
Great to see that it turned out to be a runner and not just a large and expensive paperweight. Pleased that my very little tiny contribution has been well invested. Well done Lawrie!
That's a good all-round locomotive there Lawrie, a wee bit careworn, but a runner with what looks like a sound engine and gearbox. All the very best with this one.........👍👍
It was watching you telling everyone about this, Barrington & the rolling stock that made me subscribe, so watching you bring this tired but still great locomotive into life again was just truly wonderful. Can't wait to see what happens next, your enthusiasm and charm absolutely got to me and I was grinning the whole time too. Great video, thank you!
5:18 the moment Dr Lawriestein realised his creation has come alive! also if your on a train and you hear that laugh GET OFF FAST! that is not the laugh of a sane person lol this loco's machine spirit knew what kind of person you was and wanted to work for you clearly happy to have an owner that will care for it.
I never knew that this ruston's engine runs, i mean at first i never thought it will run because of the condition of the thing but i was actually suprised that it actually works and it drives the ruston pretty well! Amazing work lawrie! And your team!
Well done to everyone that saved this and Lawrie for saving it. Although I feel a little cross at the Colne Valley Railway for not even attempting to fix what seems like a minor problem and then trying to scrap it because they couldn't be bothered with it.
That's not quite the case - it's privately owned, and the owner has a number of other locos that need time and money. This was the one that got overlooked.
Well done. To be honest when you got down the yard I thought there was going to be a top gear esque "But then........ Its stuck in gear and wont go into reverse"
maybe the loco working was its own way to thank Lawrie from a sudden death fate at the scrap yard ! nice to see it saved even if i couldnt afford to contribute stuff due to being tight with stuff
@@lmm my pleasure, it was only a tenner but I guess a lot of tenners come together and achieve great things! Looking forward to seeing progress updates 🙂
God I got really emotional at the end. It's wonderful to see people saving these engines from scrap, no matter if it's diesel or steam, they are beautiful machines. 😢
A fantastic sight , yes certainly a new chapter in its life and hats off to you for getting this saved and lets hope this use of You Tube is a turning point in raising funds for more of our heritage to be saved .
Everyone should be proud to have helped save the Rustons it's amazing to see this one saved and full functional and the little Ruston being overhauled can't wait to see all 3 running together let's keep helping lawrie keep these locomotives running he needs a steam locomotive next let's help him get on
Seeing it jump to live so easily was something to behold. Scrapping that engine would have been a travesty. Now we get excellent content of seeing Lawrie fix it up.
This is incredible! It’s so emotional to see a locomotive out and about and to think that I and the rest of this amazing community and of course Lawrie himself were who pulled together to save it. I hope someday I’ll be able to see it in person.
Very cool! I'm so glad to see that it has been saved. I live in the US, so who knows if I'll ever be able to visit and see it. 😆 But I'm just really happy whenever historic trains and locomotives and trains can be saved and restored!
If the scrapyard Ruston is a Lazarus, this one is certainly a Ben Gunn, left behind for dead with plenty of vim and vigor left to give. Both likely owing to Sir William for inspiring a bunch of nutters to rescue them.
Amazing job Lawrie. Look forward to inviting you over to Leeds Industrial Museum when the locomotive shed is finished being re-built. Our narrow gauge is all re-laid and beautifully ballasted. Things looking up. Many thanks again.
That's fantastic , it's all ok , I agree , lawrie your a star, well done to all the people that saved this , keep us posted on the move , thanks for sharing,
Great to see the latest addition to " Lawries Rustons Club" move under it's own power. Look forward to seeing it treated to some TLC, (rust killer and a coat of paint). If I were younger and lived nearer I'd volanteer to come over and give you a hand with that. Keep up the grand work and sod the lambo! 👍👍👍
Bloody fantastic. Congratulations mate. That must've been an incredible feeling. :)
Cheers buddy. It was absolutely beyond description
Hello hyce!
Sup Hyce
Bird man from the ESnD! Awsome! When are we getting a hyce fleet?
@nickm9123 he is planning on building Zuma form scratch watch his streams
This man will own all the rustuns in the Uk 😂
and we, his community, will likely be the enablers who help him do it because we are as mad as he is
😂 😂 No, that's too many 😂
@@lmm shush you need more
@@WG14 agreed!
All hail the Ruston King! 😂
I can't believe this fully functional loco was almost scrapped. It needs a tune up, but it's extremely far from hopeless.
It's mad isn't it. Far too good to scrap!
I swear. Once (or If) all three Ruston's are in service, there HAS TO BE a Lawrie's Goes Loco...Loco Gala. We'll call it the LGLG, Lawrie Goes Loco Gala.
Starring all three Rustons in service.
Have 303 Shunting in the yard and as a station pilot.
McAlpine on small trains.
And 165 on bigger trains.
It'll happen!
Lawrie Ultimately Goes Loco
Starring the "Reepham Rustons" :)
I hope so!! Wonderful news Lawrie!!@lmm
Every time I see this thing, my eyes go to that VERY familiar shade of tank engine blue on those wheels....
😂 😂 Some of the British Sugar locos where blue
@@lmm the more yah know, still funny how it's basically the exact shade of blue
@@lmm big magnetic number 1 or 11?
@@fishwit's a little tank engine with extended side tanks
petition to turn this loco into a fake-steamer thomas the tank engine? 😅
Your laugh at 5:19 is so contagious!! I'm glad it works :)
So am I!
I had to cheer when it went into gear and started moving. And of course, the excitement when you went through the gears was definitely contagious. Great job, Lawrie!
Thank you very much!
@@lmm all that diesel needs a new coat of paint and it should be good as new
Lawrie is a legend! I look forward to seeing your locomotive fleet growing!
You and me both!
He will be after a railway next 😂it’s great to see the engines being saved!
fun that over 200% was raised
Madness isn't it
I think it would be a lot of fun to hang out and work on the locomote with him!
@@lmm That's the LMM community at its finest, just madness.
Absolutely superb to hear that this Ruston's been saved! Scrapping it in today's era of heritage railways would've been absolutely tragic, especially with how it works.
It really would have been!
It starts! It runs! All it needs now is a lick of paint.
Couple of other little bits too
@@lmm Like a cab floor.
@@sirrliv my first job at the Severn Valley Railway in my department I volunteer at was modify the floor in our Ruston 165DM to be removable to access the transmission.
Looks like somebody has painted some parts of it fairly recently.
@@bentullett6068 this needs a new floor entirely!
Your joy was infectious, the pure excitment at seeing and hearing the engine grumble to life before taking off put a smile on my face.
Can't wait to see where things go from here, a lot of TLC is clearly required but I think given how many people donated to the cause it's safe to say we all agree it's in the right hands with you Lawrie.
I'm excited to get stuck in
the happy shouts as she moved was all i needed to be given a smile
I was so excited
@@lmm its great to see cant wait for all 3 to be up and running in the future and im so surprised given she ran normally she was gonna be put to the torch but thats not a worry anymore good job as always. i wish you the absolute best and may the machine spirit bless you and your locomotives.
mans is out here, not just documenting history, but actively saving it. Lawrie, you and your community are absolute madlads. keep up the amazing work.
Now we can finally say that lawrie has a fleet of locomotives. Congratulations Lawrie, you're doing good.
Thank you very much
@@lmm you're gonna some more headboards for all of your locomotives
@@Arkay315 that's a valid point!
Two of the wheeled conveyances procured by Lawrie in un-broken condition have been Rustons. There’s an indication of how hard they are to break in there somewhere.
😂 😂 😂
This loco is going to look fantastic painted up and serviced. Well done.
I sure hope so
Hi Lawrie,great to see this loco running, there's another one on the Strathspey Railway, but it hasn't run for nearly thirty years, after it was damaged in an arson attack which destroyed a GNSR six wheel brake van, it's claim to fame is that, prior to the railway re-opening, it was driven up the Highland Main Line,(try getting away with that these days),by the then head of engineering at the railway, hopefully, one day, it'll be restored, but, like every other heritage line, there's a long queue of locos ahead of it, anyway,as I write this, I've just come off night-shift, and I'm like a zombie, sorry for filling up your comments section, take care, all the best from Scotland, Stephen.
Best wishes for getting the thing sorted!
What a shame that people do terrible things like that...
Lawrie’s next big challenge: Buy one of the Barclays from Thomas Muir in Scotland and get it restored. (Joking of course… though it would be neat.)
stop giving him ideas
Maybe one day!
As an American I really enjoy seeing these little direct-drive locomotives. Here in the USA, once steam and the narrow-gauges lost favor, pretty much all of the locomotives were the GIANT diesel-electrics. Even the "little" yard-engines are massive compared to these cool little guys.❤
Similar story here, DE was coming into fashion around the time this was built, and by the 60's it was all basically hydraulic or diesel electric
It was fantastic to see it start up and run down the track. Also wonderful to know it has been saved from the gas axe. It would be amazing to see this Euston returned to its British Sugar livery, as she wore in her Kings Lynn days. Well done everyone!
Do you know if it was blue or green when it was there?
I've seen photos of the one at Ely in blue, but looks like there's green on the bonnet.
reckon its time to buy an aqua blaster like the one they use on mr hewes tank channel... mixes sand with water, and makes light work of rust stuff to prep for paint!
That's not a bad idea
@lmm it would save a ridiculous number of hours scraping and sanding... it would also do the chassis, wheels etc etc... I would also consider a scaffolding tent over it too, and spraying the paint back on, be miles quicker than a brush!
A great video - all the more special because lots of us have helped save that loco. Good to see it going down the line than be crushed for scrap.
It's a far better fate for it! Thanks for being part of the adventure
It's alive!!!! This is absolutely brilliant!
Call me crazy, but I think this engine would look great in red. Maybe it could match Jupes, and you could have TWO big red things!
Certainly would be different
Nice locos ,and we saved the 2 0-4-0 Ruston deisel locos at Beeding cement works back in 1986 with the Brighton railway museum, sadly now long closed and both sadly were cut up ,but there nice locos to have.well done and I wish you and the loco all the best ,and another peice of history is saved 😊
Sad for them to be cut up!
Saving them is the easy part, it's what comes next that it the challenge
Even with a little locomotive like that… That’s got to be a rush! Looks so fun!
7:34 looks like a model, except for the smoke
It's amazing how good the smoke generators are these days
AHHHH THE SIDERODS!!! So happy another one of these great "little" machines gets to continue doing the thing! Congratulations to all involved! I wish the folks at Ruston who built it could see the love people have for their (at the time) unassuming little shunters!
That's something I never concidered. I wonder what they'd have thought that 70 years on people would keep them not because they were a piece of plant that earned money, but cause they quite liked the machine.
First video I've seen of this. I'm quite glad you saved it from the scrapper. Here's a token of support!
Thank you very much!
It's alive! Glad the lovely little Ruston is doing pretty well considering. The Ruston museum is starting and will never be stopped! You'll be able to get the three perfect paint jobs with the extra money!
Here's hoping for sure!
Congratulations everyone! Fantastic to see the old girl still living.
Superb wasn't it
2:56 remember Lawrie, we put a little bit extra oil to protect everything as you said so it wasn’t spilling anything! 😉
Protecting it for the future!
Fantastic. This is one of the best railway channels. 🎉👍🏻😄
The utter excitement as it went up the gears, exhilarating!
It was amazing
there is a man driving his passion , great piece of every day machinery runs again !
Man, between Sir William and now this one, Lawrie has caused me to really fall in love with these little Ruston shunters. Can't wait to see how she looks once she's cleaned up and pretty again. Though, if i may make a suggestion, the blue wheels and red rods are a great look on her
I can't wait to get it sorted
Lawrie, you and everyone else who save this (functional) piece of equipment are legends. Your enthusiasm for little Rustons is akin to the enthusiasm for little H.K. Porters-small but mighty.
Thank you very much
Now the hard bit going through the air system,Gear box and engine we found lots of grit and rust in the one we got at chasewater.The bodywork will probably be the easy part have fun.
Something to look forward to...
@lmm - as you work on it, please educate us about the air system. Engine+gearbox for a DM is pretty similar to a road vehicle, conceptually at least, but what is the air used for (beside the brakes) and how?
@@PeterJewell2 we shall do!
IT LIVES! And that rousing music was the right choice.
Thank you!
Awesome video. Here is more funding
Great to see that it turned out to be a runner and not just a large and expensive paperweight. Pleased that my very little tiny contribution has been well invested. Well done Lawrie!
Thank you very much!
@lmm oh I did nothing
That's a good all-round locomotive there Lawrie, a wee bit careworn, but a runner with what looks like a sound engine and gearbox. All the very best with this one.........👍👍
Thank you very much!
It was watching you telling everyone about this, Barrington & the rolling stock that made me subscribe, so watching you bring this tired but still great locomotive into life again was just truly wonderful. Can't wait to see what happens next, your enthusiasm and charm absolutely got to me and I was grinning the whole time too. Great video, thank you!
Thank you very much!
5:18 the moment Dr Lawriestein realised his creation has come alive! also if your on a train and you hear that laugh GET OFF FAST! that is not the laugh of a sane person lol
this loco's machine spirit knew what kind of person you was and wanted to work for you clearly happy to have an owner that will care for it.
I never knew that this ruston's engine runs, i mean at first i never thought it will run because of the condition of the thing but i was actually suprised that it actually works and it drives the ruston pretty well!
Amazing work lawrie!
And your team!
Good old British Engineering that!
Well done to all, really cute little loco... New paint, injectors/pump, she'll be stunning.
Well done to everyone that saved this and Lawrie for saving it. Although I feel a little cross at the Colne Valley Railway for not even attempting to fix what seems like a minor problem and then trying to scrap it because they couldn't be bothered with it.
That's not quite the case - it's privately owned, and the owner has a number of other locos that need time and money.
This was the one that got overlooked.
Well the generous viewers have gone above and beyond with donations! Time for a good restoration. Hope to see plenty of restoration videos coming up!
Lots in the pipeline
Well done. To be honest when you got down the yard I thought there was going to be a top gear esque "But then........ Its stuck in gear and wont go into reverse"
We both said that at the time!
Happy to have contributed to this project, can’t wait to see what you do with it
Thanks for helping out! Lots planned!
Yes I'm crying....and so are you. ❤
Was a bit 😂
maybe the loco working was its own way to thank Lawrie from a sudden death fate at the scrap yard ! nice to see it saved even if i couldnt afford to contribute stuff due to being tight with stuff
It's a far too good of a machine to be cut up!
There is nothing more exciting than rescuing something from the scrap and getting it going again! Well done!
It was a good day
That is absolutely splendid!
I actually cheered when she moved!
So did I when I watched it back!
It’s proof that she wanted to live, and the fundraiser was proof that we all wanted her to live too 🙂 thank you for arranging to save her!
Thank you for being part of it!
@@lmm my pleasure, it was only a tenner but I guess a lot of tenners come together and achieve great things! Looking forward to seeing progress updates 🙂
God I got really emotional at the end. It's wonderful to see people saving these engines from scrap, no matter if it's diesel or steam, they are beautiful machines. 😢
I got emotional whilst editing!
A fantastic sight , yes certainly a new chapter in its life and hats off to you for getting this saved and lets hope this use of You Tube is a turning point in raising funds for more of our heritage to be saved .
I'm really excited to get her sorted out!
The best train video I have seen all week. I am so chuffed with the fact it’s been saved from the scrap heap. Well done
Thank you very much!
Thank you all for making this happen! what a true shame it would have been to lose that sharp looking locomotive.
It would have been a real travesty
When she started moving I nearly cried 😂❤
Me too watching it back
Extremely happy for you. Any saved locomotive is a good thing. To have saved a working one is such good fortune.
Thank you, I'm exceedingly relieved
Everyone should be proud to have helped save the Rustons it's amazing to see this one saved and full functional and the little Ruston being overhauled can't wait to see all 3 running together let's keep helping lawrie keep these locomotives running he needs a steam locomotive next let's help him get on
I can't wait to see all three together either!
@@lmm is your next locomotive going to be a steam locomotive
Superb presentation. Excellent film work. Bravo all🦖
That laugh is the laugh of someone that will have a villain arc but his weapons are rustons
What an arc it'll be!
@@lmm yes it will
Thank you Laurie , it does the heart wonders to see these machines saved from scrap or worst.
Glad you enjoyed it
"Ran when parked" and it still does. Frankly amazing
Isn't it just
I'm usually not a fan of British engines but I love seeing a rust bucket fire back to life after years on a siding. What a beauty!
It's a great looking little machine!
Coleen of the Valley. Great job. You've made an excellent purchase. Well done Lawrie.
Thank you very much!
I can't wait to visit Lawrie's Heritage Rail Line with the world's most complete collection of Rustons :)
Maybe one day 😂
the fact the engine was saved in a day is nothing short of a miracle
so happy to see this old diesel get preserved
Oh it's madness. Awesome, but mad!
Great stuff 👍😃. Always nice to see a piece of vintage engineering saved and working again. Congratulations 👏
Thank you very much
She's old and rusty but it's amazing to see the old girl heart is still beating hopefully she gets all the tlc she deserves
She's going to be awesome
So glad this lovely Ruston could be saved, well done to everyone involved in saving it
It's a super achievement
WHOOO! Man I am so incredibly happy for you! I literally cheered when you showed it roll out.Your passion for this is infectious!
Thank you very much
Congrats to everyone that donated to Lawrie, so thankful another marvellous locomotive has been saved from scrap. Also Great video Lawrie
Thank you very much!
Glad theres progress on this loco!
Me too
Seeing it jump to live so easily was something to behold. Scrapping that engine would have been a travesty. Now we get excellent content of seeing Lawrie fix it up.
I just can't believe it
@@lmm Me neither, usually you are not that lucky, that firetruck of yours could learn a lesson from your new Ruston.
Seeing your channel grow and improve is nothing short of wonderful and wholesome. Keep up the great content Lawrie!
I'm trying my best!
So pleased for you that it running
Look forward to seeing more videos on the loco that will now be loved.
Lots planned!
This is incredible! It’s so emotional to see a locomotive out and about and to think that I and the rest of this amazing community and of course Lawrie himself were who pulled together to save it. I hope someday I’ll be able to see it in person.
Oh it's absolutely amazing isn't it
Congrats to everyone that saved her!!! Absolutely made my day. Subscribed!!!
Glad you enjoyed it!
Makes my day to see it run, hope to come see it when she is restored!
Made my day too!
So happy to see. Incredible photography too. Wow 🤩. Can’t wait to see it in person. And 303
It's gonna be great!
Very cool! I'm so glad to see that it has been saved. I live in the US, so who knows if I'll ever be able to visit and see it. 😆 But I'm just really happy whenever historic trains and locomotives and trains can be saved and restored!
So am I!
Cool! Good Save Man! To you and your gang! Nice to see one saved from the scraper!
It's exciting to save it before they got their mitts on it!
Looking forward to seeing this restored!
Looking forward to getting it done
@@lmmhuge target it worked, glad it you bought it!
Brillant Lawrie so good to see it has been saved and to be part of it cheers
Thanks for being part of the adventure!
Well that was a qualified success. Would love to see an update on the others, please
Currently working on it!
This is absolutely fantastic! Wishing you all the best with the repairs, servicing and paint job 😄
Thank you!
Well thats a good start then!
Exceedingly
If the scrapyard Ruston is a Lazarus, this one is certainly a Ben Gunn, left behind for dead with plenty of vim and vigor left to give. Both likely owing to Sir William for inspiring a bunch of nutters to rescue them.
Heh, I like that
Lazarus and Ben Gunn could be appropriate names for these machines
@@CrippleX89too right
I'm so happy to see another gem saved! Amazing work Lawrie, and everyone!
Me too!
Amazing job Lawrie. Look forward to inviting you over to Leeds Industrial Museum when the locomotive shed is finished being re-built. Our narrow gauge is all re-laid and beautifully ballasted. Things looking up. Many thanks again.
Looking forward to visiting
That's fantastic , it's all ok , I agree , lawrie your a star, well done to all the people that saved this , keep us posted on the move , thanks for sharing,
It's pretty stunning!
I think this is the fastest loco I have seen you operate well done
We didn't even get that fast!
Congrats brother. Enjoy!
Great to see the latest addition to " Lawries Rustons Club" move under it's own power. Look forward to seeing it treated to some TLC, (rust killer and a coat of paint). If I were younger and lived nearer I'd volanteer to come over and give you a hand with that. Keep up the grand work and sod the lambo! 👍👍👍
Thank you very much!
That is awesome it works. Very excited for you Lawrie. It is great to see it not go to the scrapyard.
I'm so pleased it didn't go to the scrapyard
Those are some glorious wheels
Quite bright!
actually i cant believe it was going for scrap
Me neither
@@lmm paint the loco in navy blue with a yellow running board and grills
@@Sudriantank743why?
I love the mad laugh when she moved , was waiting for "it's alive" 😂
It always makes my day when you post, and that is so awesome it's a running loco.
I'm glad you enjoyed it!