28. Moving Goods - Road Vehicle transportation on McKinley 

thank you for share the video

Telling the history of trains definitely makes them come alive. Thanks for the lesson. See ya next time.

Very fine MMR exhibit of rail history through models. Charlie Bishop exceptional, crisp, clean video work and editing. Jim

Very interesting watch this. Some good details that I would not have known. Some marvellous scenery to look at while the trains run. The car carriers I’m a big fan of. Another great video, Clint

a little bit of history to go with our modeling. always good, to know how and the when

Great insight into freight workings during this era, thanks for the knowledge, regards, Chris

Very informative and great to see the different examples running.

Oh happy days 👍🏻 So glad you’ve captured this fantastic ideas back in the day......😄 And how we’ve let the roads take over everything 🙈 Anyway big thanks for Charlie doing the videoing as he’s a special guy with great ideas like you have at McKinley railway 😁

Excellent video. Good to see the Charlie effect; like Exmouth vs Trago, seeing the trains run is great, and in the scenery is even better. Also looking forward to seeing the continuation of the McKinley series. Regards, Tom.

A fully loaded motorail train trundling through the night was a wonderful thing to be on.

Great update. Very informative, keep them coming. Thanks

Thank you very much for this video. It is very informative and interesting, I really enjoyed it!

great video thx.

Mckinley, I think the L&Y was the first pre-group railway company to have long covered goods stock for moterised horseless carriage transport. The L&Y board were very forward thinking. How long were these different era trains that British Rail ran between 55 and 75? Anyway nicely done. Cheers, Chris Perry.

2:51 someone summon the signalling department!

@3:42 - I can understand a passenger having the the Bubble car transported, but who'd transport their Ford Lotus Cortina Mk1? Has to be driven not transported! :D

3:41 is that a ford mark 1 gt cortina where did you buy this from plz?

Accepted historical narrative is B.S......though I love watching you guys lovingly demonstrate how Britain once had industries.....