Hey Sam, thank you for giving the Coronations a run out, they are by far my favourite steam locomotives especially in red/gold and blackout liveries. Another great video Sam, Chris :)
Hi Chris, thanks very much for your support mate - really glad you enjoyed seeing those - I have a real soft spot for those coronations too - especially the tri-ang ones! Thanks again, Sam :)
Thank you, Sam. I've wanted to see you run the streamliners. I'm a HUGE fan of the American Art Deco styling of locomotives in the 1930s. I enjoyed seeing what the UK offered.
So good to have dedicated space on roof top n when it's cold out be cosy n play a lot upstairs top at slope roof .... personal rail town...I love rc stuff but it's much better n a charm to it that old school trains conditive brass rails hand held controller ......so tiny so detailed lights sound ... really enjoying it buddy ...just ❤️❤️❤️to see all those old locos in action ...miniature versions
Great running session, Sam. Some really beautiful trains there (I hope the passengers were all ok.....lol) Lots of interesting info, too....and I always enjoy the onboard camera work :) All the best mate
Thanks very much Tom! I don't tend to get many passengers on my railway any more... I don't know why :( Cheers mate - glad you enjoyed the video! All the best, Sam :)
10.07. Best Bull shot ever! 13.08. Express Bull, loved it. My favourite for the day would be Mallard in BR green. Many of your viewers would not have seen the A4's in service but I did from 1958 until the end of steam. They were all BR green during that period and to me that's the "right" colour. David.
Hi David, thanks so much for your comment - glad you liked today's bullman blast! ;D Wow - that's really cool, I'm sure most people will envy you for that - so yeah, definitely the right colour for you then! All the best, Sam :)
Hi Sam. My favourite is the Mallard, without a doubt! I have the green one. Tender driven She really does rock when shes not in pieces. (Long Story). Another great running session from you Sam. Nice one matey! Have a great week! Dave.
Hi Dave, thanks very much mate - I think Mallard is definitely the winner - most people have mentioned her! Blimey.. in pieces?! Good luck sorting her out anyway, haha! Glad you enjoyed it, All the best, Sam :)
LNER #4482 "Golden Eagle" was built at Doncaster Works on December 22nd, 1936. He was renumbered to 23 after WW2 and it became British Railways #60023 in 1948 and worked at Gateshead Shed. By the time of it's withdrawl from service on October 30th, 1964, it was working up in Scotland at Aberdeen Ferryhill Shed. It was cut up at Motherwell Machinery & Scrap Ltd. Scrapyard on December 31st, 1964 at the age of 28.
Thanks very much Glenn - yeah I love those too! Do you mean the tri-ang ones? They were only produced for a couple of years, which is why they're not too easy to find! That being said - those Hornby ones are quite few and far between too actually! All the best, Sam :)
Sam'sTrains hey guys could you please donate some money to southern preservation so 257 can run again thanks Liam sorry if its looks like spam deleted the other oje due to incorrect spelling
@@dosbrosgaming490 Look, I would love to help you, but I can't because A. I'm 14 B.I live in America But if I had money and was close by I would definitely help!
...the Green Mallard for me. But the Blue Princess has my eye.The P-2 is so cute. This is a tough one. Very satisfying video. Again informational, entertaining , funny and genuine (racing the points). I look forward to the next - Whoa, there it is. Thanks for sharing...
A very powerful collection of locomotives Sam. Great to these models running. Point work! What can you do! I'm not sure you digital control set up would work on my old Super 4 point work! GREAT BIG BLUE SPARKS when the old models run over these!!! I had the Zero 1 set up back in the late 70s. Shorting out was a constant problem I seem to remember. Great fun to watch. Oscar
Hi Oscar, thanks a lot for the comment mate - yeah I've had some big blue sparks in my time though... though they were less expected on my modern track - hehe! Yeah I can imagine that! I bet all the EMF from those motors played havoc with those systems! Glad you liked the video, Sam :)
#6244 "King George IV" was built at Crewe Works on July 31st, 1940. I dunno if he ever had the Streamlining when he was first built due to the fact WW2 had just begun. It became BR #46244 in 1948 and was based at Camden Sheds. He was withdrawn from service on September 30th, 1964 from Carlisle Kingmoor Sheds. It was cut up at Arnott Young Scrapyard on December 31st, 1964.
#6224 "Princess Alexandra" was built at Crewe Works on July 31st, 1937. It became BR #46224 in 1948 and was based at Polmadie Shed. It was also still working at Polmadie when she was withdrawn from service on Halloween Night, 1963 and was also scrapped at Crewe Works on Halloween Night 1963.
Thanks very much mate - haha I know I know - they made the numbers up though - otherwise it would have just been a session with A4s and Coronations - which may have sucked ;) Cheers, Sam :)
Those LMS have got to be the best looking streamlined locos. Growing up firmly in GWR territory I was always slightly disappointed that they never did a proper streamlined loco
Green Mallard, best model of the day. Good session, time travel, injuries, accidents, DCC blowing up - might be a good time to get life insurance. Alan.
I've been noticing that cow a lot, he gets around. Wonder if the guard knows he's there. No problem, love your videos, probably the best British model train channel there is. Keep up the good work. By the way, I've been wondering why no one makes British o gauge trains. MTH makes French and German but no British. I was wondering if you had some insight as you have a lot of OO and HO models. Anyway, keep up the great work, if you haven't done an LMS or BR running session, I would totally watch that, if you have then I'm gonna have to find it. Great video. Love the streamliners, keep the British steam coming. :)
There were two versions of the P2, there was that one in the video, and a streamlined one, looked like an A'4 Pacific sort of but with a 2-8-2 configuration, i would give a link but i don't want this comment removed, search up; "LNER P2 Streamlined", literally small to no difference in comparison to an A4 pacific but it's an 2-8-2 config.
You would really enjoy going to the national railway museum, it has many famous locos including mallard and Stevenson rocket. But from today until the 26th feb the flying Scotsman will be there. I went today and it's amazing to experience it in real life especially when it's moving, all the well - Will
Thanks for the comment mate! Yeah I have been there a few times - definitely a great place to visit! The last time I went the Scotsman was there... but she was in pieces, haha! Cheers, Sam :)
0:41 CORONATION CHICKEN CLASS!(giggles,then realised it was a stupid comment,deletes) but really I enjoyed your running session and I hope to see more 😉
If you want some american streamliners you already have the Daylight and that Union Pacific diesel. Others are the Bachmann Norfolk and Western class J #611 which is still operating. There is also Bachmann‘s New York Central niagara 4-8-4 and Rivarossi‘s 4-6-4 New York Central hudsons.
That southern green ( malaki green ) is a rare colour now and there is only one West Country class with that colour, which is at the Meme Valley Railway
I think you know about Mallard, but here's more information on her dates. She was built at Doncaster on March 3rd, 1938 and was withdrawn on April 25th, 1963.
Nice vid sam my favourite was the coronation (blue) I hope to meat you in real life one day and talk about model trains for hours on end From your new freind James :)
Yeah it's really interesting! I've seen a few photos - and I saw a custom model of one a few years ago - I had no idea what it was at the time! Cheers, Sam :)
I could do! Though I've reviewed most of my trains at some point - so you should be able to find the big ones on my channel! :D My biggest so far is the Berkshire - which I'm reviewing soon! :D Cheers, Sam :)
Some reason I love when you're some reason I like to watch a a force running side-by-side to get her some reason I love seeing a forest burning I don't know why do I love a 4 so much for me I like them when they pull passengers or something like that
Like you, I am changing all my points that need it, to express points. Those A3s and A4s are not too happy with standard points. I find the A4 in Apple Green looks rather odd. I much prefer BR green.
Hi William, yeah it's the best idea - well serviced locos don't really struggle on them either - so it's the best bet! And yeah definitely - that BR green A4 used to be terrible on them! I think you're right though - the LNER green does look odd - but I still find it quite old fashioned and attractive! All the best, Sam :)
Yeah I bet it would be! Perhaps there would be ways to access the essentials easily though? You'd expect so! Definitely not as easy than without though - that's probably why they scrapped it in the end! Cheers, Sam :)
i love the A4 class, i have the Mallard, they look so nice running
Thanks Tom - yeah I love those A4s too - they do run beautifully!
All the best,
Sam :)
10:05 LOL Bullman running on the Mainline!
haha I know! Very dangerous of him - we almost had beef for dinner last night ;)
Cheers,
Sam :)
Sam'sTrains Oh dear i hope Bullman will not get into more trouble.
Hey Sam, thank you for giving the Coronations a run out, they are by far my favourite steam locomotives especially in red/gold and blackout liveries.
Another great video Sam,
Chris :)
Hi Chris, thanks very much for your support mate - really glad you enjoyed seeing those - I have a real soft spot for those coronations too - especially the tri-ang ones!
Thanks again,
Sam :)
the corination class names duchess of Hamilton is still in streamlined condition at the york train museum
Thanks for the info Tom- yeah I think I did see her a few years back possibly!
Cheers,
Sam :)
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it was re-streamlined...
Thank you, Sam. I've wanted to see you run the streamliners. I'm a HUGE fan of the American Art Deco styling of locomotives in the 1930s. I enjoyed seeing what the UK offered.
My pleasure Scott - I really enjoyed doing this one too, as I'm also a big fan of them! :D
Thanks for watching - Sam :)
13:06 The Bullman is for some reason pushing Mallrad's Express. Ok i gues.
Yeah - maybe Mallard's not fast enough for him??
Bull man: *heavy, intense breathing intensfies*
Quite a nice running session. It's good to know so many old locomotives are in preservation, as well!
Thanks very much - glad you liked it! Yeah it is great that so many did survive! :D
Thanks for watching,
Sam :)
So good to have dedicated space on roof top n when it's cold out be cosy n play a lot upstairs top at slope roof .... personal rail town...I love rc stuff but it's much better n a charm to it that old school trains conditive brass rails hand held controller ......so tiny so detailed lights sound ... really enjoying it buddy ...just ❤️❤️❤️to see all those old locos in action ...miniature versions
The P2 and Mallard in LNER green were just gorgeous.
Thanks a lot! Yeah I think so too - very impressive models! :D
All the best,
Sam :)
Once again great vid, I loved the a4s and the p2, can't wait for your review of that a4. Thanks for the vid again
Thanks so much for the kind words - glad you enjoyed them! Yeah I'm looking forward to filming those A4s again too! :D
Cheers,
Sam :)
great video mate :) love streamlined locos , they definitely have a charm to them :) - all the best mate
Thanks very much! I love them too - glad you enjoyed seeing them! :D
Cheers,
Sam :)
Great running session, Sam. Some really beautiful trains there (I hope the passengers were all ok.....lol) Lots of interesting info, too....and I always enjoy the onboard camera work :) All the best mate
Thanks very much Tom! I don't tend to get many passengers on my railway any more... I don't know why :(
Cheers mate - glad you enjoyed the video!
All the best,
Sam :)
Great fun as always Sam.
Many thanks Angus, much appreciated mate,
Cheers,
Sam :)
10.07. Best Bull shot ever! 13.08. Express Bull, loved it. My favourite for the day would be Mallard in BR green. Many of your viewers would not have seen the A4's in service but I did from 1958 until the end of steam. They were all BR green during that period and to me that's the "right" colour. David.
Hi David, thanks so much for your comment - glad you liked today's bullman blast! ;D
Wow - that's really cool, I'm sure most people will envy you for that - so yeah, definitely the right colour for you then!
All the best,
Sam :)
Great video once again!
Thanks very much mate - glad you enjoyed it!
Cheers,
Sam :)
Hi Sam. My favourite is the Mallard, without a doubt! I have the green one. Tender driven She really does rock when shes not in pieces. (Long Story). Another great running session from you Sam. Nice one matey!
Have a great week! Dave.
Hi Dave, thanks very much mate - I think Mallard is definitely the winner - most people have mentioned her! Blimey.. in pieces?! Good luck sorting her out anyway, haha!
Glad you enjoyed it,
All the best,
Sam :)
LNER #4482 "Golden Eagle" was built at Doncaster Works on December 22nd, 1936. He was renumbered to 23 after WW2 and it became British Railways #60023 in 1948 and worked at Gateshead Shed. By the time of it's withdrawl from service on October 30th, 1964, it was working up in Scotland at Aberdeen Ferryhill Shed. It was cut up at Motherwell Machinery & Scrap Ltd. Scrapyard on December 31st, 1964 at the age of 28.
Thanks again for the info - an interesting story behind that one then!
Sad ending once again,
Cheers,
Sam :)
Hi Sam. Another great running session. I do like those Coronations. I can't seem to locate any here in Canada but I'll keep looking! Cheers, Glenn
Thanks very much Glenn - yeah I love those too! Do you mean the tri-ang ones? They were only produced for a couple of years, which is why they're not too easy to find! That being said - those Hornby ones are quite few and far between too actually!
All the best,
Sam :)
The fact that the lms coronation class, the wheel slip king is nice looking.
Nice rhymes.
haha love it, haha!! ;D
@@SamsTrains thanks!
13:06 cow. I just have to accept it don't I?
haha - yep, there's nothing anyone can do... not even me ;D
Sam'sTrains hey guys could you please donate some money to southern preservation so 257 can run again thanks Liam sorry if its looks like spam deleted the other oje due to incorrect spelling
soz actually its southern locos😓
@@dosbrosgaming490 Look, I would love to help you, but I can't because
A. I'm 14
B.I live in America
But if I had money and was close by I would definitely help!
Miscellaneous. That is bull man
I also like the little tour of the railway
Thanks! Yeah I like doing those! :D
All the best,
Sam :)
...the Green Mallard for me. But the Blue Princess has my eye.The P-2 is so cute. This is a tough one. Very satisfying video. Again informational, entertaining , funny and genuine (racing the points). I look forward to the next - Whoa, there it is.
Thanks for sharing...
Ahh very good choice - yes that green A4 is superb! Glad you enjoyed it anyway - much appreciated!
Thanks for watching - Sam :)
yay 2 p2's in a row. p2's are the best!
haha I know! They were great, I'd love to see a model with the actual streamlining though! :D
Cheers,
Sam :)
A very powerful collection of locomotives Sam. Great to these models running. Point work! What can you do! I'm not sure you digital control set up would work on my old Super 4 point work! GREAT BIG BLUE SPARKS when the old models run over these!!! I had the Zero 1 set up back in the late 70s. Shorting out was a constant problem I seem to remember.
Great fun to watch.
Oscar
Hi Oscar, thanks a lot for the comment mate - yeah I've had some big blue sparks in my time though... though they were less expected on my modern track - hehe! Yeah I can imagine that! I bet all the EMF from those motors played havoc with those systems!
Glad you liked the video,
Sam :)
#6244 "King George IV" was built at Crewe Works on July 31st, 1940. I dunno if he ever had the Streamlining when he was first built due to the fact WW2 had just begun. It became BR #46244 in 1948 and was based at Camden Sheds. He was withdrawn from service on September 30th, 1964 from Carlisle Kingmoor Sheds. It was cut up at Arnott Young Scrapyard on December 31st, 1964.
Hi Vincent - that's very interesting the - maybe that could be an error on Tri-ang's part, if she never had it?
Thanks for the info mate,
Sam :)
#6224 "Princess Alexandra" was built at Crewe Works on July 31st, 1937. It became BR #46224 in 1948 and was based at Polmadie Shed. It was also still working at Polmadie when she was withdrawn from service on Halloween Night, 1963 and was also scrapped at Crewe Works on Halloween Night 1963.
Thanks again for the history - very useful as always!
Cheers,
Sam :)
Nice vid It was good to see the A4s running with unstreamlined locos. ;)
Thanks very much mate - haha I know I know - they made the numbers up though - otherwise it would have just been a session with A4s and Coronations - which may have sucked ;)
Cheers,
Sam :)
Those LMS have got to be the best looking streamlined locos. Growing up firmly in GWR territory I was always slightly disappointed that they never did a proper streamlined loco
Ooh I know - they really are superb, possibly my favourites too! It is a shame they took it off :/
Thanks for watching - Sam :)
Nice video Sam!
Thanks a lot Roy for watching,
Sam :)
super video Sam of these super trains ! nice one cheers dave
Thanks a lot Dave - really glad you liked it,
Cheers,
Sam :)
real good my favorite locos is the bulid pacific love them and love the video and i love the cow on the lowmac to
Thanks very much mate - yeah, those are fabulous engines! Haha - Bullman thanks you for supporting him!
Thanks for watching,
Sam :)
thanks for the reply and pleas on the next train request video can you run a triple header of bulid locos thanks keep up the good work
Brilliant video well done Sam good camera work as well bye for now Philip
I have three of those locomotives mallard in br green, cock o the north and golden eagle in br blue also the a4 class are my favourite locomotives
My favorite has got to be the Coronation Class, there's somthing about the class that makes me like it so much...
Love to all of the trains anyways
Ooh good choice - yeah the coronations are fantastic! :D
Thanks for watching,
Sam :)
Great Video.
Thanks very much - glad you enjoyed it!
Cheers,
Sam :)
Green Mallard, best model of the day. Good session, time travel, injuries, accidents, DCC blowing up - might be a good time to get life insurance. Alan.
Great one sam, I like the Bulleid BoB and the LNER A4. I also like the coronation, but I prefer it without the streamlining.
Thank you! Ooh me too - love those too! :D
Thanks for watching - Sam :)
I love your videos
Thanks very much Yoan - that's lovely to hear! :D
Cheers,
Sam :)
very excellent Train's very cool Streamliner locomotive. I like some the steam engines you have very good locomotives
Thanks very much - really glad you liked seeing those!
Thanks for watching,
Sam :)
My favorite streamlined engines that you showed in this video is the Coronation class and the A4 locomotives! :)
At 3:00 LOL Derailment. :P
Ahh that's good to hear - really glad you liked those! :D
Cheers,
Sam :)
My favourite was the naked Mallard.
grate video
Thanks very much! :D
Cheers,
Sam :)
Love the Gloss Maroon of the King George VI
Thanks Russell - yeah I love that too - it's a shame we don't get many glossy models these days :(
All the best,
Sam :)
You can't beat a Pacific streamliner. Nice.
4:12 it is at York train museum, it's red and I saw it!
All the best
-toby
Yeah!! I saw that too - an amazing machine!! :D
Thanks mate,
Sam :)
I'm fairly certain that the P2 mikado 2-8-2 were referred as semi-streamlined. But thanks for including her anyway.
Great vid as always :)
Ah yeah - I think semi-streamlined is a good term - they're definitely not 'fully' streamlined, that's for sure!
Thanks for watching,
Sam :)
I really think its cool that one member of the King class, no. 6014 "King Henry VII" was partially streamlined.
I do too - very cool! But very odd looking too, haha! ;D
Thanks for watching - Sam :)
I like your shots of the trains from another trains veiw
Thanks very much! I always enjoy doing that! :D
All the best,
Sam :)
Cool
ha ha sneaky bullman running along the line
haha yeah - he's a real sneak too ;D
Thanks for watching,
Sam :)
My favourite streamlined locomotive is Original Merchant Navy Class!
Oh awesome - a very good choice! They were fantastic locomotives too!
All the best,
Sam :)
I liked them all but my favourite was the golden eagle and the west country class.
Thanks Adam - very good choices there mate! :D
Thanks for watching,
Sam :)
My streamilened engine favorite is Mallard
Can you please have atleast one locomotive that have a smoke unit? That would be dope! BTW, once again, love ur vids, and keep up the good work!
I do have a few actually - but they're not very good! ;D
Thanks for watching - Sam :)
I like the the LMS princess coronation class 6229 duchess of Hamilton hes so fast and smooth running engine
what did I just see. Was that a cow on a flatbed that moved by itself. That's it this is the best video ever cue the song and dance
haha... yes it may have been a cow on a flatbed that moved by itself ;D
Thanks so much for the kind words,
Sam :)
I've been noticing that cow a lot, he gets around. Wonder if the guard knows he's there. No problem, love your videos, probably the best British model train channel there is. Keep up the good work. By the way, I've been wondering why no one makes British o gauge trains. MTH makes French and German but no British. I was wondering if you had some insight as you have a lot of OO and HO models. Anyway, keep up the great work, if you haven't done an LMS or BR running session, I would totally watch that, if you have then I'm gonna have to find it. Great video. Love the streamliners, keep the British steam coming. :)
There were two versions of the P2, there was that one in the video, and a streamlined one, looked like an A'4 Pacific sort of but with a 2-8-2 configuration, i would give a link but i don't want this comment removed, search up; "LNER P2 Streamlined", literally small to no difference in comparison to an A4 pacific but it's an 2-8-2 config.
I Just Have to say, I Love the Coronation Classes!
Oh yeah me too - amazing machines!
Cheers,
Sam :)
Hey Sam I saw a video of mallard without the streamline ceasing and it looks like a hybrid of the lner p2 and lner a3 and lner A4
Ooh really?! I've never seen that video - I'll have to look it up! I bet it looked strange!! :O
Thanks for watching - Sam :)
You would really enjoy going to the national railway museum, it has many famous locos including mallard and Stevenson rocket. But from today until the 26th feb the flying Scotsman will be there. I went today and it's amazing to experience it in real life especially when it's moving, all the well - Will
Thanks for the comment mate! Yeah I have been there a few times - definitely a great place to visit! The last time I went the Scotsman was there... but she was in pieces, haha!
Cheers,
Sam :)
My favourite train youtuber other than Lazar jet samstrains
Thanks so much mate!! :D
Well the p2s were eventually fitted with streamlining like the b17s looking like the A4s
Yeah absolutely - I'd love a model like that! :D
Thanks for watching - Sam :)
0:41 CORONATION CHICKEN CLASS!(giggles,then realised it was a stupid comment,deletes) but really I enjoyed your running session and I hope to see more 😉
haha, what on earth!? Glad you enjoyed it anyway mate - thanks for watching,
Sam :)
your welcome mate 😂
If you want some american streamliners you already have the Daylight and that Union Pacific diesel. Others are the Bachmann Norfolk and Western class J #611 which is still operating. There is also Bachmann‘s New York Central niagara 4-8-4 and Rivarossi‘s 4-6-4 New York Central hudsons.
Ooh absolutely - I'd quite like to get the class J at some point! Thanks for the tips!
Happy New Year,
Sam :)
Sam'sTrains You‘re welcome. Happy new year!
It mostly focused on Bachman by the way amazing video
Thanks a lot mate - glad you liked it! :D
Cheers,
Sam :)
The mallard just looks so weird since it isn't blue but it doesn't have the stream lining over the wheels either
Yeah you're right it does - though apparently they spent most of their lives like that - from 1948 onward presumably!
Thanks for watching,
Sam :)
I think that you should do a review of the two Castle class trains and see which one is better.
Ooh okay, nice idea - I could definitely do that! :D
Cheers,
Sam :)
i just noticed this! on the part of the layout with the turbine it looks like a small fire had happened on the line side
haha! Do you mean the 'tarmac' effect?? ;)
I'm not very good at scenery - so it probably does just look like there's been a fire - lol!
Cheers,
Sam :)
That southern green ( malaki green ) is a rare colour now and there is only one West Country class with that colour, which is at the Meme Valley Railway
Yeah you're right - it's certainly not seen that often now! :(
Thanks for watching, Sam :)
Mallard went at 126.5 mph to be exact and she is still at the national railway museum at York
You're absolutely right Aiden! :D
I'd like to see a running session with experimental and/or unusual locomotives.
Yes that'd be fun - great idea!! :D
Thanks for watching - Sam :)
I think you know about Mallard, but here's more information on her dates. She was built at Doncaster on March 3rd, 1938 and was withdrawn on April 25th, 1963.
Yep! Thanks again - always useful to have the dates!
Cheers,
Sam :)
Cue "Streamlining" by Thomas & Friends.
haha yeah! xD
I like the triang coronation class they are very impressive do you have a Smokey joe locomotive if not you should get one
Thanks Mark - yes they are lovely! No I don't actually - I might try to get one some day! :D
Thanks for watching mate,
Sam :)
The 2-8-2 wheelarangement is often known as Mikado
Nice! I didn't know that actually - thanks for that!
Cheers,
Sam :)
Hey Sam,
Could you do a express passenger train running session
Nice vid sam my favourite was the coronation (blue) I hope to meat you in real life one day and talk about model trains for hours on end
From your new freind James :)
Thanks very much James - yes I love the Coronations in blue too!! :D
Glad you enjoyed it,
Sam :)
My favourite is the blue coronation, "princess Alexandria" is it??
Oh yeah that's the one - she really is lovely! :D
Thanks for watching,
Sam :)
I like the Hornsby
Nice! Yeah - that's definitely the smoothest at running!
All the best,
Sam :)
I’ve seen the A4 without streamlining, it looks like a similar shape to an A1/A3.
I suppose it will look similar, since the design was quite close!!
Thanks for watching - Sam :)
Their are 20 Battle of Britain classes preserved. And 11 Merchant navy classes
Oh really!? I thought there were only 10 light pacifics preserved!? D:
Thanks for watching,
Sam :)
Only missing the new york central railways j3a hudson lmao that's a long name
the P2's were given a streamlined front like the A4s
Yeah it's really interesting! I've seen a few photos - and I saw a custom model of one a few years ago - I had no idea what it was at the time!
Cheers,
Sam :)
I want a collection large enough to do something like this.
I know - it's been my dream to build a big collection for a long time too - It's definitely starting to happen now! :D
Cheers,
Sam :)
spam can winner for me
was your golden eagle bachmann?
love the deep history
sorry it not much
arp
Thanks Adi - yeah me too! :D
Yes the Golden Eagle was a Bachmann one!
Glad you enjoyed it,
Cheers,
Sam :)
where'd you find the hornby coronation class?
love your videos and keep up the great work
Hi mate, thanks for the lovely comment - the modern coronation came from a train pack that I bought - called the coronation Scot!
All the best,
Sam :)
Sam'sTrains alright, thanks for replying and am looking forward to your next video 😁
i like the red one
Thank you! Yes I love that one too! :D
Cheers,
Sam :)
The rebuilt one was the Duchess of Hamilton.
Oh okay, thanks for the info!
Cheers for watching,
Sam :)
Do a review of biggest trains
I could do! Though I've reviewed most of my trains at some point - so you should be able to find the big ones on my channel! :D
My biggest so far is the Berkshire - which I'm reviewing soon! :D
Cheers,
Sam :)
Hey Sam I like both of them because my favorite color is blue and my third favorite color is red so I like both of them
Ahh very nice! Yeah I guess I love all of them too :3
Cheers,
Sam :)
Streamlined locomotives are the best my favourite was golden eagle and Plymouth
Awesome - thanks very much for watching! Great favourites too! :D
Cheers,
Sam :)
triang for me nothing but the best :0)
Thanks Chris - yeah me too, I love that stuff!
All the best,
Sam :)
Some reason I love when you're some reason I like to watch a a force running side-by-side to get her some reason I love seeing a forest burning I don't know why do I love a 4 so much for me I like them when they pull passengers or something like that
Ooh that's cool! Thanks a lot for that! :D
Can you do more running sessions.
Plz
Definitely! More on the way soon! :D
Cheers,
Sam :)
Can u please upload a video on how the voltage is given to the engines or how the power is transmitted to the engine
I can look into that - but plenty of my servicing videos show how that works! :D
Thanks for watching - Sam :)
Maybe you should try adding a 4th line to the layout. Also when exactly was the Mallard in BR green.
Yeah - I would love that actually - but there's no room for one sadly :(
And during the BR era as far as I know - so 40s & 50s! :D
Cheers,
Sam :)
Like you, I am changing all my points that need it, to express points.
Those A3s and A4s are not too happy with standard points.
I find the A4 in Apple Green looks rather odd. I much prefer BR green.
Hi William, yeah it's the best idea - well serviced locos don't really struggle on them either - so it's the best bet!
And yeah definitely - that BR green A4 used to be terrible on them!
I think you're right though - the LNER green does look odd - but I still find it quite old fashioned and attractive!
All the best,
Sam :)
My favorite is the blue locomotive 🚂
Oh nice! Yeah they are stunning! :D
Do you like them without their streamlining too then, or not?? :D
Cheers,
Sam :)
wow great job!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
haha, thanks very much! :D
Sam :)
the maintenance on the coronation class would have been a nightmare with streamlining
Yeah I bet it would be! Perhaps there would be ways to access the essentials easily though? You'd expect so!
Definitely not as easy than without though - that's probably why they scrapped it in the end!
Cheers,
Sam :)
most likely
With the coronation class I prefer the look of the Hornby one, but also prefer the color of the Triang one. What do I do?
haha it's up to you mate! If you want reliability though - go for Tri-ang - they're a lot easier to take care of! :D
Thanks for watching,
Sam :)