I'm personally pleased to see Stepney the Bluebell Engine in this video since he'd been mentioned as the very first engine to escape to the Bluebell Railway, and there's absolutely no doubt he especially had a book written 'bout him that was adapted during the show's 4th season! He certainly has a lot in common with Thomas the Tank Engine since they were both built by the exact same railway less than a whole century apart!
I've especially read the specifications of Stepney's basis including his wheel configuration, number of cylinders, boiler pressure, drive wheel diameter, ad especially his exact top speed that happens to be approximately 60 MPH as I've been doing my research very carefully by reading my Smithsonian train book!
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If I dare say, Birch Grove looks stunning in the LBSC umber livery.
I'm personally pleased to see Stepney the Bluebell Engine in this video since he'd been mentioned as the very first engine to escape to the Bluebell Railway, and there's absolutely no doubt he especially had a book written 'bout him that was adapted during the show's 4th season! He certainly has a lot in common with Thomas the Tank Engine since they were both built by the exact same railway less than a whole century apart!
I've especially read the specifications of Stepney's basis including his wheel configuration, number of cylinders, boiler pressure, drive wheel diameter, ad especially his exact top speed that happens to be approximately 60 MPH as I've been doing my research very carefully by reading my Smithsonian train book!
I've especially seen Doodog No. 9017 in the video as well as in just 1 of my movies produced by TELERAIL titled the best of world steam!
I've especially wanted to mention that I personally saw Dukedog
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