Tiny Tender Engines
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- Today, I run some of my smallest tender engines!
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Great video! I really like these sorts of locos. They've got a lot of character!
Thanks so much mate, really glad you do - I had a lot of fun running them! :D
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Alright, the Frenchie as you said is a Bourbonnais, a nickname given to them after the company that built them but officially classed 29/751.3 377. - as you also said built for the PLM (Paris Leons Mediterranean) railway before the French railway companies were amalgamated into the SNCF - very old loco class, being built between 1854 and 1887, with 1,054 being built making it one of the most numerous classes of French steam locos in use on their national network. They were mainly used for heavy freight trains and reportedly were powerful with good rail adhesion which led to a very long working life of 90 years and formed the basis for a similar class 225 on the Egyptian State Railways which were similarly successful. They lasted up until at least World War II and beyond but not certain how long afterwards. There is one, number 1423 still with us, preserved in the French Cite Du Train Museum at Mulhouse. Hope this is useful!
Hey Oli, thanks so much for that! I did find the Bourbonnais while researching for the review - they look similar, but noticeably quite different to the model I have - do you reckon that is what I have??
Thanks so much for the info!
Cheers,
Sam :)
@@SamsTrains No problem! Glad I could help. The only other locomotive I could think which is similar is the SNCF 030 C from the Est railway (a surviving example also preserved at Mulhouse) but that looks quite different from the model you have with a different top feed, six wheeled tender so this seems unlikely. I'm fairly certain (99.9%) that what you have IS a Bourbonnais as the class was modified somewhat over the years with more enclosed cabs, so that might be a version which was owned under SNCF which may account for it's difference in appearance. I've got a link to a photo of one below along with one of the 030C. The former seems to compare well to your model but if I find any info that isn't in French I'll let you know.
Best,
Oli
:)
www.tvnp.fr/PFF/?p=8198
www.locodiffusion.fr/produit/locomotive-030-serie-1401-a-1510-devenues-3-a-dites-bourbonnais/
Also isn't it only "small" because it's made in HO scale which is 1:87 compared to OO which is 1:76.2?
Did you know, that in Germany "Tenderlokomotiven" (literally translated to tenderengines) refer to tank engines instead of tender engines?
Ooh no I didn't know that - thanks for the info!
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Sam :)
Odd
I'd imagine cause the the train has the tender integrated
A very nice parade of really beautiful small tender locos. Excellent.
Thanks very much Norbert, glad you liked those! :D
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After years of going for the more glamorous locomotives, I am really getting into these weird and wonderful oddball types. Please keep them coming.
haha I don't blame you - I've always loved these too! :D
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Hi! Sam, great video and all great loco's. Nice to see them running Sam. Always a treat watching your wonderful videos, keep up with the excellent work!
Hi Trevor, thanks a lot mate - glad you enjoyed these, thanks for your kind words,
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Sam :)
Love them all such great Locomotives.
Thanks a lot Kathryn, that's great to hear! :D
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I STILL want to see a retooled and upgraded model of Rocket. C'mon Hornby, get your act togeather.
I'd love them to create more circ 1800s locos, even the 1804 pennydarren!
Airfix used to do a Model (as in Dapol/Airfix kits). This would be detailed and, no doubt, could be motorised with scale parts? Would be an interesting project if Dapol still make it?
@@waldenhouse The kit didn't go to Dapol. It stayed with Airfix. They reissued it not that long ago. I know because I bought one. :-) It doesn't come with a motor these days.
Me too!! The decent kit is one thing -but it's not a terribly easy thing to mechanise. I'd love a properly designed chassis with a modern motor, and all pickups (including on the tender and coach!) I'm sure it'd sell really well too! :D
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Awesome Sam! Don’t forget the project to build the 41st County! Another tiny tender engine I’m sure you wish you had is the oldest operating standard gauge engine in Britain and that is Furness Railway no. 20!
Ooh yeah! It'd be amazing to see a new County one day! :D
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Such a Tender (no pun intended) running session! My favourite of today was that Caley Single, a real beauty! Perhaps a Running Session with locos from Didcot Railway Centre?
James ;)
haha thanks for that James, glad you had a tender time! ;D
Ooh yes - got to love that single! :D
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Poum-poudoum Pshhhhhhht
@@SamsTrains they are fatty fatty bum bums
Good video mate! Some brilliant Great Western locomotives!! Look forward for the next running Session
Thanks so much mate - ooh yes, I love the GWR ones too! :D
Thanks again for your support,
Sam :)
My smallest tender loco is an odd one, do to it started its life as a T3 tank loco (i have a tank variant too). In 1960 four old BR 89 (ex T3) was given tenders from already withdrawn locos, because to the closing of the steam era they couldn't "refuel" as many places as they use to, and their diesel replacement wasn't yet to arrive, but they still had to deliver their goods as effective as they could. Their cab was modified, but kept their side water tanks. These locos received different tenders, one had a larger 4 axle one. The 4 T3 tender locos were withdrawn in 1968 as the last operating units of their type in the state railways fleet (the last private T3 was in use till 1979).
Ooh sounds very interesting that one Tom, not seen those before!!
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Very interesting session Sam, all locos performing perfectly as I would expect from you...My fav loco was the GWR County.
Thanks as always Bob, yes they all behaved quite nicely today! Great choice on the County! :D
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Glad this is back up. As soon as I saw the title, I jumped to watch it! This is a good idea.
Thanks! The first version wasn't working right - hope you enjoyed it anyway! :D
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Pre-grouping. No fragile details. 👍👍 The French loco and coaches are very good looking.
Thanks a lot Crow! Really glad you enjoyed that french engine! :D
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Thank you Sam. Great vid.
Thanks Nicholas, glad you liked it!
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Sam :)
Great video Sam👍🏻👍🏻😎 I love the 4-4-0 they're my favorite wheel arrangement. Steam locomotives
Thanks a lot mate - me too actually, I've always loved 4-4-0s! :D
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Another great video, thanks
Thank you! Glad you enjoyed it! :D
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Sam :)
This was great Sam! I'm going to say that the Dean Goods was my favorite. :)
Thanks a lot Kameron - great choice, those are lovely models! :D
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Small tender engines vs large tank engines. Also these engines are so nice to look at. There is just something about them that's nice.
Ooh that'd be fun! Really glad you liked them anyway mate! :D
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@@SamsTrains your the only TH-camr I know who replies to so many comments. It's nice to know some still care what the fans say.
What I like about the Dean Goods is that they took the huge dome - which already would've stood out on the GWR from just existing - and painted it to be nice and shiny.
I have some 1:160 train models, one of which being the first engine shown (the Bourbonnais, its name). Such a pretty locomotive. Always been one of my all time favourites.
Ahh very nice - I bet that's quite interesting in 1:160! Thanks for your comment,
Sam :)
Love these kinds of stout tender locos!
And I heartily agree on Rocket, I am actually in the process of making an 1830s HO scale micro layout (Just a bit of scenery really, but since 1830s locos and coaches are so short, entire trains fit easily), and I currently have two non-static locomotives, one of which I've had to almost completely scratchbuild, another has a very-much-dead motor, and the other would be representing an imported US loco and looks just a tad out of place. I adore all the quirky 1830s locos out there, and Bachmann's "Old timer" collector's series models sold very well as starter sets since the locos and such were a lot cheaper to make. I don't know if Bachmann still makes any of them, but I wish that they or Hornby would come out with a new one, perhaps a Patentee-class 2-2-2 or something. They'd be much appreciated by the hobbyist since it's such an empty niche at the moment and finding existing mechanisms that fit in locos that small is challenging!
haha thanks mate, me too! Your 1930s micro layout sounds superb, I'd love to see it when it's done, good luck! :D
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I had a quick look and I’ve seen that the French engine is known as the SNCF class 3A’ and I want my own one now. another great running session mate.
Hey, thanks a lot for doing that mate - I'm trying to get some info together before I do the review! I got it on Ebay, so keep an eye on there?? :D
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Sam, I have a question is it usual for my Vtrains 37 when running to speed up and slow down?
It depends - if they're slowing down on gradients then that's fine, but if it happens when running on flat straight track, then it could be a sign of an issue!
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Great to see the county class again on the layout, Sam.
Thanks a lot! I was very glad to have her running again! :D
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I Sam trains I'm a jamaican I love your vids I'm also 14 keep up the good work
That's awesome! Great to hear you enjoy this stuff over in Jamaica - greetings from the UK! :D
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I love youre layout man
Thanks so much for that!! :D
Nice to see the international stuff periodically. Rivarossi was an excellent brand from the 60s to 90s. They made excellent, smooth running models of both Continental and US designs. I believe they even made just a tiny bit of UK HO scale as well.
Thanks Andrew - I want to do quite a bit of that this year! I might try to look at a few more Rivarossi products!
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British HO scale. Rivarossi made Royal Scot and Hector.
Nice video and also nice smal steam locos.
Thanks a lot Marco, glad you liked them! :D
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Oh, Stephenson's Rocket has been restored by an eccentric Earl and now resides on his large railway-centric estate as a tourist attraction.
haha sounds fantastic!! ;D
Some are small tender engines they are the much older engines.. I loved the rocket. The French engine was a good looking engine also.... But the rocket is my favorite small tender engine great running sesh!! Stay amazing Sam !!!
Yeah for sure - and I really love the Rocket too, glad you liked that one! :D
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The first loco is (I believe) an 030 Bourbonnais loco, used in WW1 perhaps. Not too long ago, I got a cheeky cabride on the replica Rocket at the NRM, it has rather a large waddle.
Hi Polly thanks a lot for the info on this! Wow that's very impressive - it has a waddle does it?! ;D
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I've got my eye on that Dean Goods, what a stunner! I would buy one but my layout is set to 1960s Stoke on Trent area and churnet valley railway. I guess i could make one exception
haha I would certainly make an exception if you fancy it - they're not bad models! :D
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My favorite was probably the Caledonian Single, it looks really unique with those huge single driving wheels, it almost looks like it doesn't have pistons.
Ahh good choice - yeah that's a very lovely loco!! :D
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That french engine's a beauty, looks great on camera! I feel there should be more tiny tender engines like the rocket, but with newer stuff from newer engines. I don't know why, but i have a soft spot for 'em.
Cheers,
Nico :D
Thanks a lot Nico - I agree, she does look great on Camera! :D
Me too - I wish they would do more old-timey locos!
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Hello Sam's Trains! I just subscribed to your channel because you make lots of good bachmann and hornby trains reviews whether if its British railways or American railways. Keep up the good work with those reviews on tank engines and tender engines! ☺😀😁😃😄👍
Hey! Thanks so much for subscribing - I really hope you enjoy yourself! :D
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it looks fine with the orient express CIWL pullman coaches, as the original orient express trains were hauled by stream at first, then diesels and electrics later on, some of course have stopped running due to budgets of private companies but some eg VSOE still run in some form, also I just got some pics of my huge haul of track elevating sections made by Hornby & triang, if I can find a way to use them when I make the baseboards I will have an elevated section, just need to acquire the missing piers now, mainly the Hornby ones ironically!
Ahh that's good to hear - I thought she looked quite decent with them too! Ahh that sounds great - I always liked the look of those elevating supports! :D
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Wow! Nice running session! I really liked the Calidonian (Sorry for the bad spelling) single wheeler! Great job! I have gotten into N scale now, but I still love your videos!
-Kaden
Thanks a lot Kaden, ooh yes that Caledonian is fantastic, glad you liked it! Great to hear you're into N gauge! :D
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The Rocket is a great engine and I've have seen it at the science museum, it's been moved to the National Railway Museum in York, maybe look like a bit of a wreck today but doing well for being a 190 year old engine.
Thanks very much Harry! Is that the original one that's moved to York? I know they had a replica there, but I didn't know she'd actually moved now!
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@@SamsTrains I believe the original is at the Manchester Museum of Science and Industry for a temporary exhibition at the moment
Hi Sam,
The first locomotive is called the 030 bourbonnais
Ahh fantastic - thanks for letting me know! :D
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A wonderfull running sesion, Sam. Its very nice to see another run of small locos in your collection, its just there design that makes them atractive. I did guessed that you would run the GWR Dean Goods, but I didn't thought that the Caledonian Single Wheeler and the County, but its nice to see them nonetheless. Anyways, hope you're having a good time, and I'll see you soon.
Thanks a lot mate, glad you enjoyed it! Yep the Caley was a little more unexpected, since it wasn't that small! ;D
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Great video Sam
Thank you David! :D
Awwwwww so cute Trains
haha thanks Zach! :D
my favourite locomotive was the GWR county class
Great choice - I love those too! :D
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Not sure why but it made me really happy to see Miles on the siding!
haha that's great to hear - I'm glad he's still around too! :D
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@@SamsTrains also the thought just hit me, you technically could have included him in the lineup, because the real life engine actually had a coal truck behind it as a makeshift tender to allow it greater range!
I devote my time more to understanding non-English things, so I can give you more info about the French loco. It's prototype was referred to in France as the Bourbonnais-type, and was originally built for the Paris Lyon & Mediterranean Railway in 1857. The PLM was merged with other French rail companies in 1938 to form the National Railways aka SNCF, and some of those venerable engines continued to see minor duties after WW2; at least one I think was held for preservation and is now at the French Railway Museum at Mulhouse. The coaches the model pulls are based off the Wagons-Lits Company's exquisite cars - which did indeed see regular service on the Orient Express, and also on the Night Ferry service that went right from London Victoria through to Paris via a cross-channel rail ferry. Samuel F.
That's brilliant, thanks so much for that Samuel! I found a lot about the Bourbonnais type, but the photos looked quite different to the model I had - particularly the cab roof... what do you reckon?! Thanks a lot for the handy info though, appreciate it!
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Very nice running session and video I liked the French loco and the Caledonian Single. Could you do a running session about larger tank engines? And again great video Sam!
Thanks a lot Arthur, glad you liked those - they're fantastic models!! :D
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Ive been really enjoying your videos Sam. I was actually really dissapointed when I found out British OO isnt the same scale as HO. Had alot of ideas for my Layout that got thrown out the window :/. Would love to see a video on all of your Non-British HO scale stuff! American/French/German what ever you got!
The French Engine is Awesome! She's referred to as a "Bourbonnais" 0-6-0 that was originally from the PLM ( Paris à Lyon et à la Méditerranée ) Railway before the SNCF, the design dates from around 1857. They were primarily goods engines but it's nice to see one have its day "hauling the varnish" as it were :-). They had to be a ball-buster to fire with a heavy load though, considering they're saturated with a relatively small firebox. I've got a soft spot for European Steam of all kinds, particularly British, French, and German. My taste for European Steam in HO/OO as far as Manufacturers go, is in Micro Metakit. They're like Jewelry and extremely rare depending on the loco (and yes, I know to some, an outrageous price tag), but they're simply gorgeous pieces of model engineering and they're all hand built in very limited runs so the price is justified. Takes me a quite a while to save up for them but for me they're well worth it and the fun is in the hunt of finding the particular engine you're after, and they've made some really unique machines! The one I'm looking for now is the SNCF DeGlehn Compound 241A-65.
Thanks so much for the info on this! I came across the Bourbonnais, but they looked quite different to my model! Thanks again for the info, that's very handy!
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@@SamsTrains You're welcome, there were variations of the design but this is one of the earliest renditions of it. I've heard the "Ouest" 030's with external Allan Straight Link valvegear loosely referred to as a Bourbonnais before (though they look quite different) so maybe that's the different look you're referring to? I love the complexity and uniqueness of the French Designs, even in the early days.
I'm biased towards GWR locos, but that's because Duck is my favourite Thomas the Tank Engine character, and I've seen that loco in other movies, Chitty Bang-Bang is a good example. I'll always choose a GWR over an LNER or a British Railways loco. The Dean Goods, although not a GWR, came in a close second for me, while the County came in first. Love your vids. Keep up the good work!
haha that's understandable - got to love Duck and the GWR! :D
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Good Evening Sam, I really enjoyed watching your Tiny Tender Engines running session.
2:30, the French 0-6-0 Steam Locomotive is a 030 C Class Tender Locomotive, they we're built in the early 1880s for hauling freight and passenger trains, some of these locomotives worked for around 80 years until they we're withdrawn from service in the 1960s, I believe 2 are preserved,
No.030.815 at the Cité du Train Museum in Mulhouse, France and No.030.841 at Expo Rail, the Canadian Railway Museum located in Montreal Quebec, Canada.
Hope this helps.
I have an idea for a running session, how about an international steam locomotive running session with steam locomotives from around the world?
Thank you for your time.
Regards
Jordan Shingler 😉
Good evening Jordan, thanks a lot for that mate! And thanks very much for the info on the french engine - I appreciate your expertise there!
Yes that would be wonderful - great idea that!! :D
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@@SamsTrains no problem my friend, always happy to help. 😉
I know either French or German. I love the moving shot you made of the French locomotive.
Ooh thanks mate - I was quite pleased with that!! :D
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The rocket is at the museum of science and industry in Manchester. Worth a visit!
Ahh duly noted - I saw her at the science museum when she was still there, but that was a while back! I would love to visit!! :D
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The rocket is in as rebuilt when it was withdrawn It's been in the London science museum for over 150 years but when the NRM york rebuild completes it will be moved to the York museum, assumedly later this year.
Thanks a lot for the info on that - it's definitely been a few years since I saw it at the Science museum! :D
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Bullman Spotting: sighting’s at 7.34 , No Other Sightings.
haha very well spotted!! :D
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Maybe you could do running sessions based on power classifications? For example 4Ps or 5MTs, obviously it may get a tad niche once you get to say 9Fs but there's plenty of variation for some of the others? Great video once again!
Yes that'd be a great idea for a session - I'll make a note of that, thanks for the idea! :D
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Did I spot miles during that?
Great video.
Cheers.
Nice video!
Thanks a lot mate! :D
I'd like to see you run some more continental H0 stuff.
Me too! More coming soon! :D
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Of the three in part 1 I prefer the SNCF - beautiful little loco.
Thanks a lot Rob, glad you enjoyed that one! :D
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Sam :)
Thanks Sam, and it's still RON ;)
That is so much cool
Thank you Justin!! :D
Very nice running session.
PS at 12:06 you said "Tiny Tank engines"!
Thanks a lot mate! Ooh yes I did - slip of the tongue!! :O
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nice video great
Thank you! :D
Rocket is at The Science and Industry Museum, Liverpool Road, Manchester until the 28th of April.
Wheres it going afyer that
@@doublejfarmshomestead4501 NRM York.
Ahh duly noted! It's been a few years since I saw her in London!
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Nice I am going to have one of those
Ooh awesome! Which one?? :D
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Sam'sTrains I think the Great western country class it was just a masterpiece of train awesome vid
J15s might be small but they can still write a Mercedes off with only a few scrapes to its buffer beam as a golfer in a hurry found out recently :D always remember to pay attention to level crossing warning lights...
haha is that so?! Blimey, I'll have to look into that! :D
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wow these tiny engines are cute
haha thank you!! :D
12:28 I had a lner brakevan like that one! I gave it to my gran as a 🎁 😄
Ahh that's fantastic - your gran is into trains then?! :D
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Watch this space, at some point in the near future Hornby WILL produce a newly tooled Stevenson's Rocket in super detail (probably with the motor in a matching passenger carriage). Their new Hornsby Ruston diesel shunters have proven what can be done.
I really hope you're right - that'd be awesome! :D
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There are two rocket replicas, one with open boiler to look at and one that runs which is currently in overhaul I believe
Thanks for the info on those - ahh yes I remember seeing the open boiler one actually - very interesting!!
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Great vid sam. Nice job keeping the other loco's out of site ; ) for the next running session you should run British railway standards😀 cheers.
haha thank you! I know... that was a bit of a cockup! A standards session would be awesome - great idea!! :D
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God you deserve so many more subs
Ahh that's very kind of you mate, but I'm super happy with how many I have! :D
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For a project you should build a small model railway, and make videos showing the process of building it, and progress update videos. I personally think people would like that 😀.
That's a great idea actually - I could do with improving my layout building skills ;)
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What happened with the first vid
It wasn't working properly, so I've reuploaded!
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Beat me to asking that.
For this video you should have used a Caledonian Pug with the hook up tenders. That would have been the smallest modern tender engines.
That's true!! If I had a tender for one, that would have been a great one to include! :D
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I see come continental stock, maybe something from Germany, centenary coaches are going to a either a collet goods or a pannier, maybe even a shunter. Lms maybe a 3f or 4f, I know the rocket will be in there somewhere, and lner coaches are going to the a j11, southern coaches, maybe the pclass
Absolutely!! Yes that would be great - I'd love to get some German stuff! :D
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Thanks for another great video Sam. Loved the French/Orient express in particular. Was there ever available a matching loco to the carriages?
I've been a viewer for about 18 months now and have enjoyed every video. Thanks again, keep up the good work!
There were many different classes of loco that hauled the Orient Express. In fact there were many different Orient Express trains on different routes. I expect you're thinking of the Venice Simplon Orient Express. The loco used in the 1974 film was the SNCF 230 G 353 which I think you can buy in HO scale.
My pleasure Daniel - glad you liked the french engine! If there are matching coaches, I'd love to get some! :D
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if you have any could you do a video on the articulated locomotives in your collection?
I'd love to, but sadly I don't have any :(
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10:49 looks just like the intro xD
haha oh yeah!!! :D
Nice to see Rocket running around again, I agree with others here that Hornby really should bring back a new one plus some other pioneering locos. How about a Rainhill trials collection.
Thanks a lot Rob - yeah a good old favourite that one! That would be fantastic - let's hope they do that! :D
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Brilliant
Thank you! :D
The French engine looks odd but cute. Would be nice to see more of your weird engines Sam.
Thank you! Yeah I agree - definitely quite odd, but I do love it! :D
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Might you do a session with some of your largest/longest tank locomotives?
Yes! I could definitely do that - great idea! :D
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You should do big tank engines
I should! That'd be great!! :D
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How much did you get Stephensons rocket for good video as always
I think he said it was £120
Yeah it was about that - they're super expensive unfortunately - and quite difficult to maintain :/
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Do you remember that old Thomas the tank engine story of him falling down a mine, well its actually based on a true story from the furness railway, a train fell into an iron mine, it took the drivers jacket and expensive gold watch with it, to this day it still lies 200 feet underground. No one was hurt, and they even managed to tie the tender to the ground before it fell.
Ooh really?! I didn't know that was a true story - that's pretty crazy!! :O
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Ooh, you've got the Caledonian Single-Wheeler too? Is it one of the limited-run ones from "The Last Single-Wheeler" set? My dad bought me one of those a long time ago, and I loved it!
Probably not.
It was from a train Pack Damian - I can't remember what it was called though - I did do a review, if you wanted to look it up?? :D
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Hello there Sam! Do you have a GWR running session? I really do like great western engines. Nice video once again! 👍
Hey! Yes I do, here's the link: th-cam.com/video/qyhPxU5eyAY/w-d-xo.html
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I like your videos Sam trains
Thank you Adrian!! :D
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Hey Sam I just go a Hornby her 0-4-0 loco yesterday
Sorry I’m meant GWR 0-4-0 locomotive in a blue livery
That's fantastic - I love the sound of that blue livery! :D
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Hi Sam, nice running session. I've been watching your vids for a long time and they keep getting better and better! You're my favourite TH-camr and I'm probably the only female watching your vids.
Thanks a lot for that - that's really kind of you to say, really glad you like my videos!! :D
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Tender Engine and Tiny Are two that not fit but they do cheers from Klompex from Germany 👍🚂
Thanks a lot for the comment Klompex! :D
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Hi Sam can I ask your microphone is that just simply attached to your computer or is it soMething else ? What camera do you use to Sam ! Sorry when it comes to tech I'm rubbish
Hi! Nope it's a wireless radio mic that transmits to the camera - I use the Nikon D750!
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Great To See The Rocket Out And About
Yes!! Still going strong! :D
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You should do another Thomas & Friends session, but make sure you add in "Stevenson" (aka: Rocket) into it too, like go from the Oldest, being Rocket to the fastest, which I think is Spenser/Mallard or it might even be Pip/Emma (which is a HST).
I should! I'm definitely thinking of doing another one quite soon! :D
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The Rivarossi stuff is insanely good, pricey af though, thats why I think hornby's and bachmann's prices are not too bad compared to the mainland europe products. Could you actually do some reviews on some of those? To compare them to british ones and see if they are worth the price.
Yeah I'd agree - very impressed by the quality of that Rivarossi engine, but I couldn't afford them on a regular basis! I certainly will review what I have though! :D
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Chrome has a built in translation tool, just right click and it comes up in the menu "Translate to English" you can also do it through google translate. I.e. don't just use that you don't speak french as an excuse. It's called the wheel configuration not the class.
I appreciate that. My point was that as an English speaker, using English search engines to search for french info is quite difficult. And quit being so damn rude with your recent - I'm always civil to you.
Thanks for watching - Sam :)
Hey Sam I would like to know more about the actual model of the French 060 like the Brad and where you bought her because I would like to purchase one
I bought it on Ebay - it wasn't too expensive either! Keep an eye on there! :D
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Rocket is my favourite. I dunno. It's strange design is just amazing.
Great choice - I agree, it's definitely amazing! :D
Thanks for watching - Sam :)