I am only at 22 minutes and this is the best model engineering video I have ever seen! Your commentary is a serious attribute to the video! Other commentaries of video’s are frequently babblers of foolishness demonstrating they actually have no clue what they are looking at. You are not only knowledgeable but your obvious relationship with many at the show add a certain authenticity and value to the video! Great work! I’m being educated, not just entertained!
Fabulous workmanship, the age demographic of those capable of this is evidenced by the fact that your meeting some of the oldest people in the country and quite possibly some of the last people that can manage to produce this standard of work at home. I'm never regretted model making as a hobby. It's been a constant in my life for the last 60 years..
This a dedicated hobby...need Eng ...experience years of knowledge....these pieces take time to make...to source the material ....very intresting ..i hope their sons will be able to continue with this..
It would be an amazing addition to you video if you included a list of the modellers and their contacts and any resources available from the booths, i.e. catalogues, plans or kits available or a link to the show that might have that list. I know that would be quite a task to compile if the show doesn’t provide it. I love your video and would love to go to one of these shows some day. There isn’t anything like this in Canada that I am aware of. Thank you so much for posting this. It is a dream motivator for me!
I have myself a wilesco d24 but it seems childish compared to these. Where would one be able to purchase a kit or model? Specifically the g gauge steam one? And it’s a great video by the way.
@@reddrryder Apologies, there was so much to see, I must have missed it, I’ll have another look. All of the exhibits were works of art, makes my attempts look pathetic. Cheers Noel
Take on a simple project, first. Also, Attend Cabin Fever Expo January 13-14, 2023 in Lebanon PA in the Expo Center. Lots of great model engineers/machinists/toolmakers most of whom are happy to share good tips and advice with you. Hope to see you there!
Some of these machines can be purchased , like the Steam and Stirling engines , Also kits are available for you to build yourself , Or get plans and machine the parts yourself I prefer all ways
You witnessed no jump starts. The cam stops after it fires and doesn't turn again until the engine needs to fire again. This system regulates the engine more accurately than a human hand could.
Model engineering is such a beautiful art. Marvelous mechanical models, powered by steam, gas, or electricity to mimic their massive grandfathers. Pistons, wheels, cranks, gears, clockwork, and so much more! It's an art worth studying :) ⚙️🕰️🚂
@@amanofmanyparts9120 You can and should search for Snow Tandem on my channel and you will find the same model in different metals and identical and running. You will also find the original 600 hp Snow that was measured and shrink to create the model.
@@reddrryder Thanks. I'll do that. I only wish I had the engineering talent to make one myself, but I've only bought, ready made, all the small engines in my small collection of steam toys. Of course I've got a 1:10 scale road engine (Markie) and a similar 3" Aveling & Porter (Maxitrak)! When the pandemic settles down to a simmer I intend to 'do the circuit' of steam rallies within 250 miles of my UK home and show them off. I might even get the 3" registered for full road use!
Gee whizz.! All this from a person who joined TH-cam 6 years ago and has posted no videos ever and has -0- subscribers. I am not aiming for critical acclaim. I provide video footage of working displays in a 75,000 sq ft exhibition venue with over 300 exhibitors and thousands of people milling around. I manage to get out and take a lot of short clips, all while operating and maintaining my own displays with 10-15 working running engines for the entire weekend. I do this so you can enjoy a slice of our hobby if you could not attend. So yes, some of my camera work may be shaky. It is much worse looking before I spend many hours editing. If you don't enjoy this, I would prefer you just say thank you and move on or say nothing and move on. Thanks for watching, RedRyder
Gil, I was there in Jan. 2020. I wish you would settle down on your subject engine and count to 7 or 10 so we could actually look at it. love your subject but your videos are hard to watch because of the constant movement we never get to study the engine.
Most of these people their spouse or kids will never worry about where they are. Instead of drinking or drugging or any other vice. You will find them with their second love after family.
Gee whizz.! This.... from a person who joined TH-cam 6 years ago and has posted no videos ever and has -0- subscribers. I am not aiming for critical acclaim. I provide video footage of working displays in a 75,000 sq ft exhibition venue with over 300 exhibitors and thousands of people milling around. I manage to get out and take a lot of short clips, all while operating and maintaining my own displays with 10-15 working running engines for the entire weekend. I do this so you can enjoy a slice of our hobby if you could not attend. So yes, some of my camera work may be shaky. It is much worse looking before I spend many hours editing. If you don't enjoy this, I would prefer you just say thank you and move on or say nothing and move on. Thanks for watching, RedRyder
I do post as a different user. I also think you should do some research on how to make a good video. It would be a lot more enjoyable to watch if the camera is held steady.
this video is TOTALLY SPOILT by the really really poor photography. focus on one engine at a time instead of wandering all over the place like a drunk. the vid is almost unwatchable because of the failing of the photographer.
Gee whizz.! All this from a person who joined TH-cam 7 or 8 years ago and has published no videos ever. No one forced you to watch it. I am not aiming for critical acclaim. I provide video footage of working displays in a 75,000 sq ft exhibition venue with over 300 exhibitors and thousands of people milling around. I manage to get out and take a lot of short clips, all while operating and maintaining my own displays with 10-15 working running engines for the entire weekend. I do this so you can enjoy a slice of our hobby if you could not attend. So yes, some of my camera work may be shaky. It is much worse looking before I spend many hours editing. If you don't enjoy this, I would prefer you just say thank you and move on..... or say nothing and move on. Thanks for watching, RedRyder
You should know that most of the mechanical marvels you see at these shows are hand built by the highly skilled model engineers who display them. It is difficult to put a realistic price on any of these machines given the skills and the very high number of hours required to create one. Some of these machines have thousands of hours put into them. It isn't about the price.
Every time I visit a display or museum of this nature I an saddened by the observation that the participants are mostly older men. I see very few childern and almost no women. There appears to be no next generation for this hobby. I attend as many of these shows as I can. I also visit the steam railroad museums from Maine 2 foot gauge to the full size train museums. I enjoy all of them but I am just another old guy amazed at the skill required to build and run these.
I want to purchase such a wonderful 10 HP steam engine. I want to generate electricity by this steam engine. Can someone will build a steam engine for me ? I am from India.
The person with the camera must have Hyper Active Attention Deficit Disorder. can't stop moving and can't keep their attention on anything, potentially great video ruined.
Gee whizz.! All this from a person who joined TH-cam 10 years ago and has posted no videos ever and has 1 subscriber (Are you the 1 sub?). I am not aiming for critical acclaim. I provide video footage of working displays in a 75,000 sq ft exhibition venue with over 300 exhibitors and thousands of people milling around. I manage to get out and take a lot of short clips, all while operating and maintaining my own displays with 10-15 working running engines for the entire weekend. I do this so you can enjoy a slice of our hobby if you could not attend. So yes, some of my camera work may be shaky. It is much worse looking before I spend many hours editing. If you don't enjoy this, I would prefer you just say thank you and move on or say nothing and move on. Thanks for watching, RedRyder
So much beautiful engineering. If I went in there, I would never leave!
SAME HERE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Ich auch. 😊😍🥰🤗
So many cool models! Love the mini triple expansion, the detail at that scale is incredible! Love the cross beam models too
Glad you like them!
I am only at 22 minutes and this is the best model engineering video I have ever seen! Your commentary is a serious attribute to the video! Other commentaries of video’s are frequently babblers of foolishness demonstrating they actually have no clue what they are looking at. You are not only knowledgeable but your obvious relationship with many at the show add a certain authenticity and value to the video! Great work! I’m being educated, not just entertained!
Thank you very much!
@@reddrryder Where can I find information on this engine? 0:39
Fascinating engines. Would enjoy going to an exhibition like this.
Incredible craftsmanship.
Notice it is primarily older hobbyists. 👍
These engines really are little works of art. I especially like the true scale engines. They're just beautiful!
Das sind ja schöne Maschinen
The amount of talent here is out of this world!
Fabulous workmanship, the age demographic of those capable of this is evidenced by the fact that your meeting some of the oldest people in the country and quite possibly some of the last people that can manage to produce this standard of work at home. I'm never regretted model making as a hobby. It's been a constant in my life for the last 60 years..
Thank you sir,showing all the joys of scale steam great job.
How amazing and enjoyable, such a great guy just friendly and knowing. Thanks from Australia.
Thank you!
Every one of these guys should have a channel.
This a dedicated hobby...need Eng ...experience years of knowledge....these pieces take time to make...to source the material ....very intresting ..i hope their sons will be able to continue with this..
It would be an amazing addition to you video if you included a list of the modellers and their contacts and any resources available from the booths, i.e. catalogues, plans or kits available or a link to the show that might have that list. I know that would be quite a task to compile if the show doesn’t provide it. I love your video and would love to go to one of these shows some day. There isn’t anything like this in Canada that I am aware of. Thank you so much for posting this. It is a dream motivator for me!
Thanx for making this video. I attended this event for many years but haven't made the last four, appears it remains the best, well done.
Glad you enjoyed it!
I have myself a wilesco d24 but it seems childish compared to these. Where would one be able to purchase a kit or model? Specifically the g gauge steam one? And it’s a great video by the way.
Thank you!
4:05 And here we have a pretty accurate model of what we call a popcorn machine
Man soooo many beautiful engines!
what would be the best light weight/ most power/ lowest cost steam engine that will work with a r.c. car. ?
up to a 10lb car... and how many watts can I expect out of these small jensens?
Some really beautiful exhibits, did I miss the one pictured on the front of the video, used to draw us in?
The all brass Snow Tandem was photographed at the Friday Cabin Fever Auction. It was there. Just not running.
@@reddrryder Apologies, there was so much to see, I must have missed it, I’ll have another look. All of the exhibits were works of art, makes my attempts look pathetic. Cheers Noel
Be nice to see more youngsters into this fine hobby
21 and watching. Choo choo
Cost is the biggest problem, looking at the price of copper always leaves me irritated haha
Very nice, thank you, this video is worth a million likes.
Thank you very much!
If your lost in life with no direction. Get a hobby to take your time away from bad thoughts
All the beautiful work. Truly amazing. Where can I find a schedule to attend one of these shows?
It's in January in Lebanon, PA. Look up: Cabin Fever Expo
@@reddrryder thank you!
Hy sir, do you by any chance know someone else beside mr. find hansen and j. van zanten wich made a succesfull diesel in small scale ??
So much talent under one roof.
Where can I find information on this engine? 0:39
I am so completely fascinated by this. I wonder if my mill/lathe skills will ever be good enough to take on one of these projects
Take on a simple project, first. Also, Attend Cabin Fever Expo January 13-14, 2023 in Lebanon PA in the Expo Center. Lots of great model engineers/machinists/toolmakers most of whom are happy to share good tips and advice with you. Hope to see you there!
Hello, could someone tell me in which city these events are held and when they are held, thank you
Search the show name from the titles.
Cabin Fever Expo
Rough & Tumble Engineers
Coolspring Power Museum
etc.
Some of these machines can be purchased , like the Steam and Stirling engines ,
Also kits are available for you to build yourself ,
Or get plans and machine the parts yourself
I prefer all ways
Wonderful creations longing to see again and again
Many thanks
23:50 u sure that’s a great runner? I noticed it keeps needing jump starts
You witnessed no jump starts. The cam stops after it fires and doesn't turn again until the engine needs to fire again. This system regulates the engine more accurately than a human hand could.
Model engineering is such a beautiful art. Marvelous mechanical models, powered by steam, gas, or electricity to mimic their massive grandfathers. Pistons, wheels, cranks, gears, clockwork, and so much more! It's an art worth studying :) ⚙️🕰️🚂
Well said!
@@reddrryder Thank you! :) 🕰️⚙️🚂
Impressive to say the least!!! U see thats one of the reasons i wanna get from Australia to the states, seriously, u see EVERYTHING over there!!!
Love and high respect to all those hobbyist and smart engineer's
absolutely awesome! thank you for sharing!
What timestamp is the engine in the thumbnail at?
I am sorry that one doesn't show up in the video. It is a photograph of an engine that was in the Auction at Cabin Fever
@@reddrryder Bugger. That's the one I really wanted to see. All that pipework and no idea what much of it does!
@@amanofmanyparts9120 You can and should search for Snow Tandem on my channel and you will find the same model in different metals and identical and running. You will also find the original 600 hp Snow that was measured and shrink to create the model.
@@reddrryder Thanks. I'll do that. I only wish I had the engineering talent to make one myself, but I've only bought, ready made, all the small engines in my small collection of steam toys.
Of course I've got a 1:10 scale road engine (Markie) and a similar 3" Aveling & Porter (Maxitrak)!
When the pandemic settles down to a simmer I intend to 'do the circuit' of steam rallies within 250 miles of my UK home and show them off. I might even get the 3" registered for full road use!
This stuff is really cool wish I had machinist skills
Super délire , super mécanique 👍
Thank you!
Fantastic. I'm willing to bet the total hours represented here runs into hundreds of thousands, possibly into millions.
Where was this held? Annual?
Drool, DROOL, JUST WOOOOOOW!
fantastico !!!!!
where is this?
Just look it up! Cabin Fever Expo
@@reddrryder Hey thanks! To do list =)
I love these steampunk octogenarians!
Beautiful engine
Wonderful sir, 👌🙏
enjoyed very much, thank you
Glad you enjoyed it
27:08 holy shit it’s the crossfield :DD
I have a model of the Dancers End Double Beam here in my office by the same builder.
Some good stuff here but I couldn’t watch it because of the excessive camera motion.
Gee whizz.! All this from a person who joined TH-cam 6 years ago and has posted no videos ever and has -0- subscribers. I am not aiming for critical acclaim. I provide video footage of working displays in a 75,000 sq ft exhibition venue with over 300 exhibitors and thousands of people milling around. I manage to get out and take a lot of short clips, all while operating and maintaining my own displays with 10-15 working running engines for the entire weekend. I do this so you can enjoy a slice of our hobby if you could not attend. So yes, some of my camera work may be shaky. It is much worse looking before I spend many hours editing. If you don't enjoy this, I would prefer you just say thank you and move on or say nothing and move on.
Thanks for watching,
RedRyder
Gil, I was there in Jan. 2020. I wish you would settle down on your subject engine and count to 7 or 10 so we could actually look at it. love your subject but your videos are hard to watch because of the constant movement we never get to study the engine.
Most of these people their spouse or kids will never worry about where they are. Instead of drinking or drugging or any other vice. You will find them with their second love after family.
looked like some very nice engineering, could have been a good film if you did not keep flashing camera around
18:30 - WoW!!!!
Thanks..............Like.......
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The Incredible Machine"
Don't move the camera so much.
Gee whizz.! This.... from a person who joined TH-cam 6 years ago and has posted no videos ever and has -0- subscribers. I am not aiming for critical acclaim. I provide video footage of working displays in a 75,000 sq ft exhibition venue with over 300 exhibitors and thousands of people milling around. I manage to get out and take a lot of short clips, all while operating and maintaining my own displays with 10-15 working running engines for the entire weekend. I do this so you can enjoy a slice of our hobby if you could not attend. So yes, some of my camera work may be shaky. It is much worse looking before I spend many hours editing. If you don't enjoy this, I would prefer you just say thank you and move on or say nothing and move on.
Thanks for watching,
RedRyder
I do post as a different user. I also think you should do some research on how to make a good video. It would be a lot more enjoyable to watch if the camera is held steady.
Cool...
You ever seen gas steam sewing machine try it that my idea
Yes
Camera manipulation like Cassius Clay- “Float like a Butterfly…………………….
The scotch yoke is so underrated.
this video is TOTALLY SPOILT by the really really poor photography. focus on one engine at a time instead of wandering all over the place like a drunk.
the vid is almost unwatchable because of the failing of the photographer.
Gee whizz.! All this from a person who joined TH-cam 7 or 8 years ago and has published no videos ever. No one forced you to watch it. I am not aiming for critical acclaim. I provide video footage of working displays in a 75,000 sq ft exhibition venue with over 300 exhibitors and thousands of people milling around. I manage to get out and take a lot of short clips, all while operating and maintaining my own displays with 10-15 working running engines for the entire weekend. I do this so you can enjoy a slice of our hobby if you could not attend. So yes, some of my camera work may be shaky. It is much worse looking before I spend many hours editing. If you don't enjoy this, I would prefer you just say thank you and move on..... or say nothing and move on.
Thanks for watching,
RedRyder
Sorry about your feelings. I was very happy with it. My wife shares your feelings, though.
their is no difference between a Man and Boy just the price of his toys. Men and their toys.
You should know that most of the mechanical marvels you see at these shows are hand built by the highly skilled model engineers who display them. It is difficult to put a realistic price on any of these machines given the skills and the very high number of hours required to create one. Some of these machines have thousands of hours put into them. It isn't about the price.
You know alot of people there
Ye, I do!
Good
Every time I visit a display or museum of this nature I an saddened by the observation that the participants are mostly older men. I see very few childern and almost no women. There appears to be no next generation for this hobby.
I attend as many of these shows as I can. I also visit the steam railroad museums from Maine 2 foot gauge to the full size train museums. I enjoy all of them but I am just another old guy amazed at the skill required to build and run these.
Да. Это интересно только старым пердунам
Boa tarde felicidade paz Grand invent d um Union pacific e fundamental nas indústrias
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I want to purchase such a wonderful 10 HP steam engine. I want to generate electricity by this steam engine. Can someone will build a steam engine for me ? I am from India.
眼花缭乱，啥机型都有😅
الله اكبر ولا اله الا الله محمد ع ص وس بريء وانا بريء
Dwemer flea market. )
Is this a real comment? Maybe a good comment? OR.... not so much! Thanks for watching and I hope you enjoyed it!
@@reddrryder "Dwemer" is from the game Skyrim. If you play the game you understand the reference... which is a good one. )
Crean en Jesús Cristo y tendrán vida eterna y paz apartence del pecado entregate a Jesús Cristo ahora mismo en oración el fin viene
🤓👍🇨🇵
The person with the camera must have Hyper Active Attention Deficit Disorder. can't stop moving and can't keep their attention on anything, potentially great video ruined.
Gee whizz.! All this from a person who joined TH-cam 10 years ago and has posted no videos ever and has 1 subscriber (Are you the 1 sub?). I am not aiming for critical acclaim. I provide video footage of working displays in a 75,000 sq ft exhibition venue with over 300 exhibitors and thousands of people milling around. I manage to get out and take a lot of short clips, all while operating and maintaining my own displays with 10-15 working running engines for the entire weekend. I do this so you can enjoy a slice of our hobby if you could not attend. So yes, some of my camera work may be shaky. It is much worse looking before I spend many hours editing. If you don't enjoy this, I would prefer you just say thank you and move on or say nothing and move on.
Thanks for watching,
RedRyder
Thank you for a most inspirational video. Much appreciated
Beautiful engine