after the grouping the lner borrowed a gwr casstle while a lner was lent to the gwr and the lner found that the gwr loco was more Superior to gresley at the time and when the GWR tested the lner loco out of paddington its was found wanting

Gresley conjugated motion was used on New South Wales Government Railways D 57 freight locomotives.

What about Commonwealth of Australia ?

17:50 489's whistle sounds kind of wonky, don't it?

Awesome stuff. Especially Clan Line.

whats the music at the start

I would certainly dispute that the Peppercorn A2 class were the most powerful Pacifics on British Railways. The ex-LMS Princess and Duchess classes were far more powerful, and were much bigger and heavier machines. In comparison the A2s were mere light-weights. Don't know who wrote this script, but they got that wrong.

Thank you for uploading this video.

May I know when was all these trains was film, was it filmed from those era or it was filmed in recent times the recomission of the train for the enthusiast hobbyist.

2:47 This LNER Gresley A3 Pacific Express Steam Locomotive Flying Scotsman Is A Bit Like Gordon The Big Engine From Thomas The Tank Engine And Friends The Original Series In 1984. Thanks A Lot Mate. X

Could you do steam in the 50s? That's a really good one!!

Used to love watching Santa Fe Odyssey as a kid! Hopefully the full version of Odyssey 2 is somewhere out there on YT soon!

That picture going over that bridge built by unskilled labor is absolutely amazing! But you can’t tell me you would not have a Puckering butt riding over it😳

What whistle is this on 484 18:22

That was a great story of the LNER. There were some interesting facts that I did not know. Many thanks for releasing this video. I am currently building an LNER Preservation Railway called Yorkdale. Martin. (Thailand)

One of the WW1 era Baldwin built consolidatons also saw use in the Korean War and this locomotive was sent back to the US in the late 50s as a gift from the South Korean president

On the lookout for old documentaries like this that feature any clips of the obscure E2 tanks! Might anyone know of any documentaries that feature clips of them aside from Railway Roundabout?

1:49:42 There's a former Amtrak SDP40F on the point of this eastbound train.

i looked at the A3 at 7:35 but the number was just a blur i could not see it what is it

Can recognise some of the vollenteers some are still there

Guy-am-I: Despicable! Loathing Britishes. Always showing up in every late for every service. Overpaid and oversexed. I'm out of here.

0:54 John Huntley

Guy-am-I: [snapped] Despicable! [fuming crossly] Loathing Britishes. Always showing up in every late in every service. Overpaid and oversexed. I'm out of here.

Sergeant Adams: Despicable! Colonel Cromwell: Loathing Britishes. Always showing up every late in every duty. Overpaid and oversexed. We're out of here.

4:23 His pistons pumped, his traction rods rattled.

I have a Hardback Book called The Railway Policeman. The Story of the Constable on the Track. By J. R. WHITBREAD.

I have a Hardback DORLING KINDERSLEY DK EYEWITNESS GUIDES Book of TRAIN. Discover the story of railways - from the days of steam to the high - speed, sophisticated trains of today. In association with THE NATIONAL RAILWAY MUSEUM.

I got to see this screened when I was a child, even have a signed VHS set somewhere at home in the attic, thank you so much for uploading it!

Excellent video Richard baker very good commentary nostalgia l very fond of the southern railway,

🚅 don't you all enjoy railroad 🚈trams, trains etc are just so cool 🚞 come take a ride in my ''transportation'' folder :)

Had this on an ancient video tape. Nice to be able to watch it properly again.

45:04 34016 was hauling concrete tunnel segments for channel tunnel construction

I really wanna know when all these were filmed ?

How Tragic Times back then?!

Love the commentator.

@21:56 66.9c / L 🤯

26:55 Brave folks on that flat being lifted by the crane!

1:07:39

I can imagine Trevor the traction engine being really proud to be taking part in this steam fair. Especially given children and their families rides.

Nice.

Interesting.

Hi steamlocos my name is bradley I have a favor for you can you find World Steam Today - Britain & Western Europe World Steam Today North, Central & South America please Regards. Bradley bowden

Ted Bear is very familiar with this ;-)

11:29 Doppler Effect on a British Steam Locomotive! Pretty cool, isn’t it?

Is it just me or does 478’s whistle sounds like 473. Isn’t 478’s whistle usually higher pitched.

31:01 [train whistle]

Used to watch the 01 class on the East Kent railway from Sheperdswell (Sibertswold) to Tilmanstone Pit one of the then East Kent four coal mines.

30084 B4 worked on Dover Docks in 1958. I know, I saw it.

1942 was the third year of WW2. It started in 1939.

Love the English steam engines.