SOLE SLIP: GNoSR No 49 'Gordon Highlander'

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SOLE SLIP examines the Great North Of Scotland Rly's F class No 49 'Gordon Highlander'.
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10 янв 2018

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Комментарии : 53

@boxcarwillies1603 6 лет назад

What a unique looking engine! I personally think she's beautiful in Green!

@bskorupk 6 лет назад

I never would have guessed this wasn't her original livery, it's actually quite smart! As for starting a flame war, I think having her out in a "day out with Thomas" scheme would be far more warranted! ;)

@modelrailfan37 4 месяца назад

I really hope this loco gets made some day in OO Gauge, it’s a beauty, plus if the company made tolling variations then someone could make the SE&CR version as well! Fingers crossed the real loco steams again some day🤞

@BRProductions2014 6 лет назад

A lovely engine 5 of the class that the GNOSR Couldnt pay for were actually sold to the SECR where they became the SECR G Class

@Mason58654 6 лет назад

I believe those engines belonged to the earlier V Class.

@rynodynomyte2755 6 лет назад

Hopefully, someday this beautiful engine will steam again

@thehaloscrolls391 4 года назад

A man can dream

@Peppercorn60163Tornado Год назад

Depends on the decision of the Glasgow Transport Museum

@modelrailfan37 4 месяца назад

I wish….

@themidlandcompoundarchive9430 6 лет назад

Loved the loco ever since seeing it at museum in 2016, love it!

@goingnowherefast1834 6 лет назад

never clicked off soundcloud any faster

@juanitoalimana1267 3 года назад

As the last representative of a railroad, having it decked out in the full livery is appropriate

@ThomasZoey3000 6 лет назад

Nice to see another Scottish engine get shown. Great video once again. Personally, I like the green livery on No 49.

@Evsta101 6 лет назад

Very strange seeing my local preserved line on a Sole SLIP but then again, expected considering the collection! Love these brief little insights to these engines as well, little pockets of history.

@TheLazyTrain_ 11 месяцев назад

:D loved this one so much I made it the basis for the main character to the series I’m working on

@IAmMisterTterevel 6 лет назад

Upon grouping, these locos were re-classified as D40s.

@russellgxy2905 5 лет назад

So...the V's were D41's?

@peterfoxon5498 6 лет назад

I grew up watching train videos and I remember seeing footage of this engine in operation

@jamesperrett5894 6 лет назад

This was pretty cool, for once info on a loco I didn't know, awesome video!.

@barryosullivan5255 6 лет назад

I didn't even know this engine existed. Thanks for another interesting sole slip

@samlogan1148 6 лет назад

Yet again chris another amazing video, just like the one on 828 you have shown some light on another not too well known class of steam locomotvie and railway company. Also its nice to see more coverage on scottish railways and locos, keep up the good work loon!

@callumthornelow2936 6 лет назад

Sole slip on my birthday Cheers guys, good episode by the way and nothing like a good livery debate

@CecilValeProductions 6 лет назад

Hopefully 673 Maude of the NBR C Class is talked about next.

@rayhagele 6 лет назад

I don't mind/understand the livery debate. Yes I saw Chris's video about it, but I'm just grateful there are survivors to admire today.

@alexd442 6 лет назад

Scotland Found It's 4501, 630 & 722 in one! They never carried green originally too!

@GlenlowWorks 6 лет назад

you can add 62005 to that list

@JaiahHazelnutBrown 6 лет назад

This video is cool with Careless Whisper playing over it.

@class87fan54 6 лет назад

A nice engine from an often overlooked railway company. The green livery may be inaccurate, but it looks good and it could have happened if the GNOSR had stayed with green, so I don't care about the inaccuracy. Be interesting if she returned to steam again. I've seen the Railway Roundabout film of her working on the Spey River Line.

@Mason58654 6 лет назад

My requested loco! Perhaps one of the most elegant 4-4-0 designs of all!

@BritanniaPacific 6 лет назад

The sad part about the British railways, is that by the time steam preservation picked up, many classes of steam locomotives were driven to extinction. It’s even sadder if the engines are from the same era as this one.

@alexwright6038 3 года назад

I don't care what colour she is painted, I care that she is in one piece.

@jeremiahlewis9296 2 года назад

Edward the blue engine basis

@davidstrawn9272 Год назад

I would agree, the D40 along with the D34 (Glen Douglas), and the LSWR T9 were the only 4-4-0's that are similar to Edward in the UK in Existance today, and a Edward fan like me is extremely proud!

@dailydoseofsunshine2319 Год назад

Not really his basis, but as for as i know the closest locomotive to him that still exists.

@terrier_productions Год назад

He was based of the Furness Railway K2 class

@modelrailfan37 4 месяца назад

@@terrier_productionshonestly this looks more like Edward than the K2 in many ways.

@turbocavalli 5 лет назад

F....... to pay respects for this survivor

@chocolate4271 11 месяцев назад

Did you guys knew that is Edward the engine and not the furnace K2

@ChristheXelent 11 месяцев назад

According to Wilbert Awdrys writing in The Island Of Sodor, Edward was a Furness K2

@westinbridges7321 3 месяца назад

@@ChristheXelent the only issue, is that Edward has a weird NER-styled cab. Thus that's what led to the debate on what an alternate basis for Edward is. Some say that it's the Great North Of Scotland Railway's F class (later LNER D40) or the LNER D21.

@jsma9999 6 лет назад

Put it in Black. NO WAY, Keep it Green. Yes it wrong colour But We get a lot Black Loco NOW from BR Standards

@terrier_productions 4 года назад

james m ?

@richardharrold9736 6 лет назад

No mention of the fact the SECR had several of these?

@ChristheXelent 6 лет назад

...and the point in saying that is... not that important. Oh dear, how sad, never mind

@glenn6523 6 лет назад

Not relevant Richard as this is a F class, The SECR got a batch of V class locos which predates the Fs.

@poshdan4071 6 лет назад

No need to be that rude about it

@richardharrold9736 6 лет назад

Err... surely the fact that some of these (whether superheated or saturated) ended up on the SECR and survived well into Southern days is interesting? No need to be a dick about it.

@ChristheXelent 6 лет назад

So what's your constant excuse then? In any case, Glenn's quite right. None of the eight Fs ended up on the SECR, some of the Vs did. They're not the same class, merely similar. Therefore, your point in this context is not only pointless, it's inaccurate.