Happy New Year 2024. Presents and First Running session of the New Year.
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 18 ต.ค. 2024
- You Will see my new tea mug, Hornby Esso tank wagon R104 (I kept saying R104), a new hat and whistle. Hornby Sentinel Cattewater, Hornby 42XX tank engine., Star Class Lode Star and Castle Class Caerphilly Castle. I hope you enjoy watching
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Funny video love the steam train whistle and the hat that's cheered me up no end thanks Paul all the best for 2024👍
Glad you liked the hat and the whistle. Had great fun making the video. Best wishes for the new year. Regards Paul.
Happy new year
Very Good Station Master Paul - Don't throw away your old Calender - Cut the old Calender up in half to use as poster like what I have done in the past - I like your Cups - very good - Nice whistle & a good running session!!! 🙂🚂🚂🚂
P.s. I've got 'Lode Star' No. 4003 🙂🚂🚂🚂
Happy New Year from Ontario, Paul! 🥳
Happy new year from Keynsham England cheers. 🍻🍻🍻
Happy New Year, Paul, nice hat :) - I do love the big, brutish 42/52xx and 72xx class locos. The 72xx's were rebuilds of forty 52xx's and fourteen 42xx's.
I got an LNER A4 that I wasn't expecting and some Canadian Pacific cars to be pulled behind my SD-40 diesel so that was quite good.
Glad you liked the hat. I promised my nephews that it would be in my next video. The 52XX and 72XX are on my wish list. Best wishes for the new Year. Regards Paul.
I once made the same mistake as you, regarding the preserved 2-8-0 GWR tank engine. One, on loan from the Paignton & Dartmouth Steam Railway, was visiting the Severn Valley Railway a long time ago. I was on Bewdley Station with my Dad, watching the large tank engine roll in.
"Oh," I observed, "a Large Prairie Tank Engine."
"Not quite," Daddy corrected me. "It's a 2-8-0 tank engine, with the body of a Prairie Tank Engine." I learned the difference between the two types. The 42/52xx 2-8-0 tank engine has two pony wheels in front and eight driving wheels behind. Whereas the Large Prairie Tank Engine has two pony wheels in front, six driving wheels in the middle and two pony wheels at the back. Shows you how much my Dad taught me, from his own experiences. Without his knowledge, I wouldn't know as much as I do about steamies big and small alike. Thankyou, Daddy, for everything.
Thanks for the information. Although I cover other regions it's GWR for me. Best wishes for the new year. Regards Paul.
Hi Paul. I hope you are well and had a good Christmas and New year
Yes they some fantastic gifts there.
My British monarch loco is totally fine the star class is a fantastic model too
Some love smooth running session there
Keep safe ARP
I am well thanks hope you are too. Glad your British Monarch is OK. Mine needed a few repairs to make it right. I am happy with mine now. I have a new locomotive on it's way and will make a video when it arrives. Thanks for watching and commenting. Regards Paul.
Happy new year mate.
And a happy new year to you cheers 🍻🍻🍻