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7 1/4” gauge Flying Scotsman

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The 7 1/4” gauge LNER A3 ‘Flying Scotsman’ on track test before delivery to her new owner in Canada. Thanks to Brighouse & Halifax Model engineers for the use of their track. To find out more, why not follow us on Instagram, like us on Facebook or have a look at our website. www.steamworkshop.co.uk

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28 авг 2024

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Комментарии : 14

@joemueller4777 2 года назад

So majestic I wish I could get one

@Steven_Rowe 2 года назад

Lovely and working 3 cylinder too.

@terrier_productions 4 года назад

god the wheels slip is impressive lol

@hymek7096 4 года назад

Seems very light on its feet.

@dave41184 5 лет назад

Very cool :)

@ivammancin2272 Год назад

hello my name is ivam i live in brazil i am 62 years old do you have a drawing of this locomotive for me to manufacture

@NathanielKempson 5 лет назад

he needs to learn to drive properly. Gorgeous loco though.

@FutureRailProductions 3 года назад

I'd like to see you do any better. It's under load. Not as simple as flicking a switch and off you go. It takes practice, dry rails, and a steady hand on the throttle to keep it from slipping and even then that's not always enough. In my time doing this hobby(7 Years.) I've driven two live steam locomotives in at least five of those seven years, and a full scale steam locomotive to boot.. I've wheel slipped maybe once or twice on the live steamers, and the times I haven't slipped stems from practice on Train Simulator. I wheel slip on occasion, but that's either for show(Which I don't do often.) or just bad rail conditions.