I heard rumours of midland metro may use this in the future connecting Stourbridge junction to Stourbridge and Dudley.

This is the best and most comprehensive story of that line, thanks!!!

"The world war"?

I wait for you update very long time, because you haven’t update for two years。

Live just a few miles away from Stourbridge . And have used this a few times . It's a very useful service .

I used to travel on this as a boy in the '40s. It was steam at that time and , if I remember rightly, there was a loco at the front and a driving cab at the rear. There was no turntable so the train had to run backwards on one of its trips. The driver could drive the train from the cab at the rear (which became the front) by some system of levers linking the loco and the cab. Some time ago I read that the new train was driven by a 'super flywheel' which was energized at the end of each trip. Is this true?

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Very informative, thank you.

Proff movie!

Never knew about this, maybe turn the music down a few notches though.

I never knew this existed. Thank you for sharing it, and a well though out articulate presentation.

You didn't do Update for 1 years?

This isna goid video

It would make perfect sense for this to become an extension of the West Midlands Metro line to Dudley.

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Why you did do Update?

2019 is a 93 Metrolink Stop, At 2020 is 99 Metrolink Stop。

Pointing something out as someone from Stourbridge 4:43 the metal work represents The Stourbridge lion aka the pride of my town’s factories

Someone must have sold their Fiat Multipla to the local rail operator.

Looks like a minibus on the rails!

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The layby for the trams by the Corrie set is designed for stabling extra trams when there are events at Old Trafford. This way a tram can serve Wharfside every 3 minutes. There are also some near the Asda in Sportcity by the Etihad. The trams will drive from Imperial War Museum on the left track, past the siding, then the driver would switch cabs and drive into the siding. When needed, the driver will drive forward out of the siding onto the left track approaching Imperial War Museum and onto Wharfside. The Village name is an homage to the village centre that was built here for workers when the land of Trafford Park sold/gifted by the De Trafford family for use as industrial land. There are some shops, cafes, and small businesses just off Village Parkway across from the Village tram stop

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Great video

What was The Fasted Time

Please do a updated version including the Trafford Park Line since that’s open after the coronavirus pandemic is over.

It is didn’t brand as West Midlands Railway livery

What a luxurious looking locomotive.

Looks like you had a good time!

That’s that fiat car!

hey man! that really cool! Im gonna be doing the same in a few months anyway

I just watched the video in full now and you see to be going round and round. I think it sometimes better to stick to an original plan/timetable.

I'm planning to do the same in the following months! Are you registered on the tubechellenge forum? It seems no one administers that anymore and they doesn't acceping my registration or answering to anything.

Great video! I'll be doing this over Easter and posting a video on my channel as well. I'm also going to do all the West Midlands Metro stops (bit boring though as it's only one line!)

Hi, I've had an idea of all the metrolink stations as I'm from the local area. May I ask what time you got, as I might be doing all the stops in August raising money for a charity with my friends. Top Tip: if your think your gonna miss a tram just run. Lol