MrCrispin visits the DVLR 

Nice video. Seems like Tony is becoming famous..... Cheers

The obligatory hat toss led into a rather pleasant and interesting diversion.

Thats a great advert for the DVLR and volunteering. Very enjoyable presentation really well done!!

Its nice to see ordinary descent people for a change ,with no ego to uphold for you tube. Keep up the solid presentation of your FINE FINE work...

Superb Crispin, a wonderful video. So important that the work of these enthusiasts is acknowledged and recorded for posterity. Your machining videos are mind bogglingly adictive and therapy for a curious mind, great work.

Excellent video. I enjoy the field trips to other locations and interests. You are an excellent interviewer. Being from the US, I'd love to hear some in-depth discussion about the various English running stock and engines. Fascinating that one of the carriages was many years older than the DVLR.

Nice film, thank you. I had plans (literally!) to build a signal box styled house but then I met someone and apparently then you need to be sensible about such things. But I do have a points lever and a proper red green signal arm spectacle so maybe one day I can convince her to let me build a working, full size semaphore signal in the garden.

Hi mate, great stuff as normal. Not an oily rag in sight for this proposal but would be absolutely great to see you do a review like this of Friends of Williamson's Tunnels in Liverpool. Need all the help they can get.

Lovely stuff, thank you ! I heard a while back - Guy bought a 45-ton steam locomotive from British Coal. Invoice arrived, and stated, Item 'Steam Locomotive, 45 ton', Quantity, 'Approximately , One'.

Good to see enthusiastic people keeping these engines alive today. Thanks for sharing this video crispin.

Great clip. Must admit not seen some of your clips for abit of time. But I did notice this one and very glad I did. Great work.

Good sir, you transcend all barriers, now you are a Bonafide railway historian as well as machinist par excellance.

Superb tour. Thank you Mr. Crispin.

Good evening Mr Crispin 🤠 That was fantastic 👍🏻

Well done Mr. Crispin. Thank you for the tour.

hats off to all the volunteers. If it wasn't for generous people like them it would all be gone.

Very interesting indeed! Thanks for sharing!!!

Good morning Mr. Crispin. Did I mention previous to Pratt & Whitney I was a mechanic for Via Rail? GPA30 locos and the little twin Cummings powered rail liners were the toys I got to fix for a short spell before going to Pratt. Cheers

Just a couple of miles from me. Welcome!

Britain seems to be the Milk and Honey Land for old train stuff, very beautiful. So much old stuff is kept- in Germany it is seemingly harder to do. In my childhood Schienenbusse (railbuses) were the main means of passenger transport between our village and the next town, I loved them. Even steamtrains were coming thru- rarely but they did, still. Those railbuses had MAN truck engines and were diesel mechanic but with a torque converter and automatic gearbox, very easy to drive. Even in cold winters they were cosy and warm, so sad they run no more.

Nice one

Love it - one could actually model this in "N" scale (1:160) in about 12 feet along the wall!

Great video

Another well executed video, thank you. After all that hard work, I trust Jefferson was waiting with the coach and four and your afternoon sherry.

That was very interesting. Great locomotives and friendly, knowledgeable volunteers.

Enjoyed that little excursion Mr Crispin

Really enjoyed this, great to see enthusiasts sharing their enthusiasm

Nice hat

Interesting tour, thanks Crispin! 👍

Beautiful

Superb stuff and a lovely little railway - do you fancy coming over to see my locomotives at the East Lancashire Railway? Maybe when the weather is a bit warmer😂

nice video

Fascinating 👍👍😎👍👍

Great filmmaking Mr C.

Delightful! A new subscriber 👍

MrCrispin, this is an interesting video -- it makes me wonder whether you intent to continue your model locomotive project?

DVLR… or DLVR… 🙃 great video - thank you!

2:06 that 3rd gauge appears to say oil pressure but it is bouncing all over the place? If that is engine oil and the pump is gear there must surely be an issue for the pressure to jump like that. Maybe its a piston pump?

How many times did you say Derwent Light Valley Railway? Nice presentation all the same.

Where’s Thomas🚂? Thought you might play the theme tune and commentary by Ringo.😃👍🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿

Funny. Inside cab massive gear noise.. outside .. nothing.. what a wonderful peice of history.. made in Lincoln..

Oh, and as a fellow hat wearer, are yours from Christys'?

in listening to the locomotives, it seems like they had rubber tires instead of steel. Can you confirm that Crispin?

By the way, I thought that was Phil Whitley in his Fordson tractor in the field. Confluence of youtube channels...

Thank you, I would enjoy Volunteering ;)

How are you doing Mr Crispin?