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The First Brush - Beyer, Peacock Diesel Electric Locomotive! Meet 'Fat Alf' Lawrie Goes Loco Ep. 35 

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Hello everyone,
Today we return to the Middleton Railway to have a look at one of the most powerful locomotives we've yet featured on the channel.
A massive thank you to the Middleton Railway for inviting us to drive 'Fat Alf'
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Photos by Ian Dobson, Mike Barker, Paul Barrett, Alan Wheeler, RCAHMW,
00:00 Intro,
01:00 Overview of Fat Alf,
02:20 The history of Fat Alf,
06:24 The Engine
08:27 The cab and controls,
13:09 Preparation work
19:20 What's Fat Alf like to drive?
35:20 Outro,
A video featuring:
Lawrie - Presenter, very excited to be out on a big diesel
Morgan - Trainee Camerman, the last video he's ever filmed.
Alex - Sound fixer man, doing a good job!
A video edited by Lawrie
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@AGSGuy
@AGSGuy Год назад
Hearing Lawrie talking about how much he loves the design of the cab to the rear walkway just has me screaming in my head "He's gotta try the end cab switchers in the US!"
@PowerTrain611
@PowerTrain611 Год назад
He'd LOVE the SD40-2's!
@spartainwarrior6445
@spartainwarrior6445 9 месяцев назад
@@PowerTrain611 they're too massive lol, maybe a smaller shunter
@ryancampbell4119
@ryancampbell4119 7 месяцев назад
I live near a CSX shop and one of the shops switchers engineer showed me the builders plate which dates back to 1960. He told me that they simply replaced its engine with a modern one
@jbhtrams
@jbhtrams 4 месяца назад
Like a snorting dragon when you open the regulator!!! Brilliant! The motors sound similar to the trams I used to drive in Birkenhead!
@begudmaximan953
@begudmaximan953 Год назад
That engine sounds sweet as a nut, and the loco looks just the part too. Few around as good as this one. Glad you liked it! 🙂👍
@ryano.5149
@ryano.5149 Год назад
I have real soft spot for side rod diesel locomotives! So much character!
@lmm
@lmm Год назад
Excatly! Especially outside frames!
@jbhtrams
@jbhtrams 4 месяца назад
The power in tgat engine is a great sound. It had my sub woofer sending out wonderful deep vibrations across our living room. GREEAAAT!!!
@neiloflongbeck5705
@neiloflongbeck5705 Год назад
That brake van looks unusual because it's not a standard stock goods brake van but an LNER 12 ton ballast plough brake without the plough blades, which sat between the wheels unlike those on the LMS design that BR adopted as standard which were sat outside of the wheels.
@woobyvr9654
@woobyvr9654 Год назад
Ive driven a few VR Y class Bo-Bo's in my time, always love a good Diesel electric, the sound of the traction motors groaning and the engine at full send in notch 8 while ripping into a grade is just awesome. Gives you a real appreciation for the power your wielding
@lmm
@lmm Год назад
Couldn't agree more!
@robinforrest7680
@robinforrest7680 Год назад
Lawrie Rose you lucky, lucky… Love it, little 0-4-0 diesel, three wagons and a brake van. It’s a 1:1 scale train set ! 220hp ? Almost as powerful as my Saab 😂😂😂 A few years back I drove an SNCF B-B 67000 diesel electric. It was pretty amazing I must admit. I haven’t driven a loco for years now. I think the last must’ve been one of Puffing Billy’s NA 2-6-2T’s back in 2009. I miss that so much 😢 All the best mate. Rob
@lmm
@lmm Год назад
I don't think I could go that long without driving something! Same hp, many more torques!
@gloriousradio
@gloriousradio Год назад
That's an awesome little shunter, you can just feel how well everything was designed for long days in the cab moving heavy things that needed to be moved without fuss but with a lot of lovely noise. So easy to prep and maintain on a daily basis too (and presumably a relatively straightforward thing to service), you can see how they really spent their time thinking about the user and what they needed.
@Duececoupe
@Duececoupe Год назад
Nice wee piece of machinery....👍🏻 Was working away a few weeks ago, up here in Glasgow. Minding my own business on the forklift, when I started to hear a sound that started drown out the engine of aforementioned forklift, had to step outside to see what the (put your choice of sentence enhancer here) was making that LOUD noise....on the line behind work, (where I was) a class 37 showed up and she was wearing the livery of Colas Rail Freight....I'm telling you, the cacofonie that she was making....she would wake up the dead! That being said....I had goosebumps! Only a hardworking steam locomotive would beat that sound.... Not long after another class 37 showed up, also in the livery of Colas Rail Freight, she was sounding completely different though.... More class 37 to the people! ✊🏻
@mikesanders5433
@mikesanders5433 Год назад
As always Lawrie it’s a genuine joy watching your content. Nicely done ☺️👏🏻
@lmm
@lmm Год назад
Thank you! Glad you enjoyed it
@stevewareing8525
@stevewareing8525 Год назад
Fantastic video Lawrie, your description of lubricating oil will be forever be imprinted on my brain! "Black Liquid Dinosaur" Totally classic or should that be "Classic Jurassic" 🤔👌
@lmm
@lmm Год назад
I like that!
@williamsantangelo
@williamsantangelo Год назад
Thank You so much Lawrie M M LI NY USA
@lmm
@lmm Год назад
You're most welcome
@andrewentwistle515
@andrewentwistle515 Год назад
Thank you Lawrie for another great Locomotive history & Test Drive video. I enjoy every episode that you put online for us to see.
@lmm
@lmm Год назад
I'm glad you enjoyed it! There's so much more to come!
@jamfjord
@jamfjord Год назад
God I love this thing. Would be nice to see it back in the red livery sometime. The wasp stripes need to stay, though.
@class50thrasher
@class50thrasher 10 месяцев назад
Sounds lovely that!
@hamstirrer6882
@hamstirrer6882 Год назад
Awesome vid! I drive past this every day for work and love looking in at the old steam loco display, and have even seen fat alf once too :)
@lmm
@lmm Год назад
It's quite the machine!
@timstrainvideos142
@timstrainvideos142 Год назад
I like your enthusiasm and that's a nice little shunting loco
@lmm
@lmm Год назад
Thank you, I'm glad you enjoyed it
@jamescounts481
@jamescounts481 Год назад
Great video thanks again. Looks like a lot of fun.
@lmm
@lmm Год назад
It was! Glad you enjoyed it!
@attuslebeard5133
@attuslebeard5133 Год назад
Thanks for posting this video - a nice reminder of when I drove it (it was on the driver for a fiver when I visited). A great little loco on a great little railway
@lmm
@lmm Год назад
It's a great thing, and the people there are lovely!
@DelayInBlockProductions
@DelayInBlockProductions Год назад
Great video.
@lmm
@lmm Год назад
Glad you enjoyed it
@ianrx122
@ianrx122 Год назад
What a great loco. Easy access to everything under the hood and a good cab layout. Well done to the designers. For me it's the sound of GE traction motors. You can always tell a GE powered loco is coming by the whine the motors put out.
@lmm
@lmm Год назад
It's a great sound!
@pbyfr
@pbyfr Год назад
Very nice engine which runs very well. Thanks for sharing.
@lmm
@lmm Год назад
You're most welcome!
@lukemills2719
@lukemills2719 Год назад
Awesome beast of a loco!! 😎😎😎
@m3hnl
@m3hnl Год назад
alf is awesome lawrie and so is this video thank you
@lmm
@lmm Год назад
It's a cracking bit of kit - I'm glad you enjoyed it
@Arkay315
@Arkay315 Год назад
That is a beutiful locomotive, I love the mint green paint scheme.
@lmm
@lmm Год назад
It wears BR livery well
@ianhudson2193
@ianhudson2193 Год назад
Bit of a beast that!!!!!!
@lmm
@lmm Год назад
Just a bit!
@RoyCousins
@RoyCousins Год назад
That's a cracking little useful loco.
@lmm
@lmm Год назад
Indeed it is!
@harri1234
@harri1234 Год назад
lovely thing to drive
@lmm
@lmm Год назад
It really is
@raggarstickan5045
@raggarstickan5045 Год назад
i gotta admit, i love the sound!
@lmm
@lmm Год назад
It's great isn't it!
@1toonhead
@1toonhead Год назад
That things a beast of a engine. Very similar to our local T class except ours is a 0 6 0. What a cool machine.
@lmm
@lmm Год назад
Oh really. Great little thing!
@RockyRailroadProductions_B0SS
Just seeing the thumbnail, I was cackling at how much the bodywork looks like a cut down Alco S2
@lmm
@lmm Год назад
Oh maybe it does
@jacksnorth4074
@jacksnorth4074 14 дней назад
The second definition of a tank engine!
@krissfemmpaws1029
@krissfemmpaws1029 Год назад
It is nice to see this old iron in working condition so people can see where we have come from in train technology. It's all been done in steps as knowledge progressed. I saw an old two engine shunter where the engines and generators on the ends and the cab in the middle. The engines were 6-110s at 250 HP each the unit was about 6 feet longer that this machine and about the same vintage.
@lmm
@lmm Год назад
That's a proper beastie!
@krissfemmpaws1029
@krissfemmpaws1029 Год назад
@@lmm I agree it was a beast, it would have been interesting to know the tractive effort and the speed it would be capable of. I've seen a similar machine moving a handful of cars on the mainline at around 35 to 40 mph so it was a capable machine.
@peteressextrucker8014
@peteressextrucker8014 Год назад
The tennis ball is for filling the diesel tank , saves you holding the pump on 👍
@lmm
@lmm Год назад
Ah makes sense!
@natevince3154
@natevince3154 Год назад
Fantastic, NEW LGL!!
@lmm
@lmm Год назад
Hope you enjoyed it!
@PowerTrain611
@PowerTrain611 Год назад
It looks so similar to a class 02! I love it!
@lmm
@lmm Год назад
There are a number of similarities
@alwaysbearded1
@alwaysbearded1 Год назад
Sounds like a big diesel electric in a small package. Wow, still listening to it as I type. Does it have a blower or is it naturally aspirated? Very cool engine. You can imagine being in a full sized engine. Those traction motors.... Would be interesting to hear with my hearing aid as it has a setting for a telecoil pick up which means as a side benefit I can listen to electrical equipment including the large motors of our local transit system which is all electric. Thanks for bringing this to us.
@Ribird
@Ribird Год назад
Never realized this D2999 is masquerading as the real D2999! Looks very similar!
@lmm
@lmm Год назад
Yes, and it looks quite smart in br livery
@BennyBizzle1
@BennyBizzle1 Год назад
What an excellent little loco, very jealous of the fact that it has a seat and a heater! Pure luxury compared to the Ruston I work with! Brilliant that it has Vac brakes too! Would be a superb loco on any pres line!
@lmm
@lmm Год назад
Maybe a tad slow for the bigger ones, but certainly super for this.
@BennyBizzle1
@BennyBizzle1 Год назад
@@lmm true but still valuable as a loco you can prep quickly and get moving if a train fails etc
@andrewframe8046
@andrewframe8046 Год назад
She seems like she'd pull the building down and be pretty happy doing it.
@IsaacDaBoatSloth
@IsaacDaBoatSloth Год назад
lawrie misspelt electric in the title as eclectic
@lmm
@lmm Год назад
Nope. Just a trick of the eye...
@psanderbrand
@psanderbrand Год назад
He did the Arthur Weasley... ^^
@jbhtrams
@jbhtrams 4 месяца назад
I'm feel very tempted yo make a model of 2999!!!
@jackminett768
@jackminett768 Год назад
Crazy to think that this was built in the same place as Sir Haydn on the Talyllyn
@anubratachakraborty1370
@anubratachakraborty1370 Год назад
I will love to see those Locos which can run really faster.
@lmm
@lmm Год назад
Working on it
@anubratachakraborty1370
@anubratachakraborty1370 Год назад
@@lmm hurry up then!
@richardsweeney197
@richardsweeney197 Год назад
If I wasn't so thrilled for you, I might be jealous! 😉
@lmm
@lmm Год назад
It was good fun!
@irishsixtysixfanGbrf66739
@irishsixtysixfanGbrf66739 Год назад
If you like that lawrie the 08 shunter is right up your street its a good drive
@lmm
@lmm Год назад
I'm trying to make it happen!
@caramelldansen2204
@caramelldansen2204 Год назад
Were it so easy, Mr Irish66fan; were it so easy...
@irishsixtysixfanGbrf66739
@irishsixtysixfanGbrf66739 Год назад
@@caramelldansen2204 I had an opportunity to drive one at white head the 0-6-0 shunter in black its a throttle reverser and a brake it puts its power down slowly like the D2 litterally push the lever on the left up to start the engine and then move it back down to run and your loco brake is a bar lever in the middle and a train brake lever on the right hand side and a hand brake at the rear of the loco and the reverser is on the righthand side of the throttle
@SteamboatWilley
@SteamboatWilley Год назад
From Fandom: "By 1949, [National Gas Engines] had became associated with the Brush Group." That would explain the use of a National engine in a Brush locomotive. "This resulted in new methods of manufacture for high volume lines and a resulting increase in the production volume for both horizontal and vertical engines. Brush was a part owner till 1961 when they took National over completely. The company then started trading as Mirrless National Ltd. In 1977 Mirrless-National were in turn taken over by The Hawker Siddeley Group, and merged with theire Blackstone subsidary resulting in a name change to Mirrless-Blackstone (Stockport) Ltd." Brush's association with Mirrlees-Blackstone continued into the modern era with the MB275 powered Class 60.
@lmm
@lmm Год назад
Thanks for the info!
@Zebrails
@Zebrails Год назад
Love your videos... When I saw "Beyer, Peacock" I had expected a steam mallet of some sort. 14:44 "You can be sure when it's..." Westinghouse air compressor. By the way, what is the size of wheel? John BC, Canada
@colemanyoung8245
@colemanyoung8245 Год назад
One day you should come to the states and do a couple videos with American steam locos!
@lmm
@lmm Год назад
I'm hoping for next year!
@marvindebot3264
@marvindebot3264 Год назад
The engine is seven cylinders, many litres and 24 spark plugs short of a Centurian mate. I can't recall a British tank using a 5-cylinder diesel. Maybe an armoured car?
@paulshirley6383
@paulshirley6383 Год назад
Lawrie's Mechanic😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅
@CMD_Line
@CMD_Line Год назад
It would have been funny to hear the laughter echoing around the tunnel on the way out 😂 23:59
@lmm
@lmm Год назад
You could almost hear it over the exhaust!
@bentullett6068
@bentullett6068 Год назад
Great sounding and looking loco. It Looks very similar to the BR 02 class diesel shunter. I wonder how they compare?
@lmm
@lmm Год назад
I'd love to find out!
@wellingtonnorthjunction3911
I work on Telford steam railway and I have driven a 0-4-0 shunter called jammo quite similar to that except it’s a Ruston Hornsby but the rods are powered by a rear wheel wich doesn’t touch the rails
@lmm
@lmm Год назад
Oh is that the 165? We did one in episode 1 of LGL!
@wellingtonnorthjunction3911
@@lmmyes just like it except br green wasp stripes and numbered D2971 and it has the original Ruston engine
@eze8970
@eze8970 Год назад
A chunky thing! Did the drivers ever miss using coal, this must be a lot cooler & cleaner in the cab! Thanks Lawrie 🙏🙏
@lmm
@lmm Год назад
I doubt it with things like this
@AndreiTupolev
@AndreiTupolev Год назад
Nice looking machine. I've never heard a National Gas & Oil engine in action before, so it'd interesting to hear what it sounds like. Is it started the usual way with diesel electrics, by cranking the main generator from the battery?
@lmm
@lmm Год назад
I'm afraid I don't know. That does ring a bell, but it was a while back we filmed this.
@highpath4776
@highpath4776 Год назад
D2999 I forgot it had a National engine, which is almost as rare to find as a McLaren one. it was in the BR Green Colours long before the rocker pedestal incident (which I think was an oil starvation problem )
@lmm
@lmm Год назад
Oh was it - that's not what they told me 😂
@highpath4776
@highpath4776 Год назад
@@lmm Not certain if full paint change detail is in the stockbook or loco page and I would need to check my photos too as it is one of my favourite locos I should have all the reported shed notes somewhere in the limited Quant of Old Run back issues I have but they are a bit inaccessable to me at present inc the rocker saga ( cannot recall how it was resolved presumably new one made as unipart rail didnt have one )
@888johnmac
@888johnmac Год назад
if i read the Description correctly , this is the first Video with Morgan as cameraman ?? i think he did a damn good job
@lmm
@lmm Год назад
It was his fourth, and last video he shot
@888johnmac
@888johnmac Год назад
aah , good luck to him
@Ryanboii004
@Ryanboii004 Год назад
Newport in Wales is only an hour up the road from me 😅
@lmm
@lmm Год назад
Oh it was local to you then!
@cookiechip3306
@cookiechip3306 Год назад
its interesting to see all the different types of shunters the UK has, in my part of the US I don't see that many different types of loco as there aren't many preserved, now I do have a question if you could drive any American locomotive what would it be?
@lmm
@lmm Год назад
Oh the variation over here is super. A k37 or it's got to be the big boy
@johnathanedwards9054
@johnathanedwards9054 Год назад
@Lawrie's Mechanical Marvels you need to have a go at the Western Maryland 1309. It is huge, and I know you'd have a ball with the old steamer
@user-mt9ky9cb4n
@user-mt9ky9cb4n Год назад
Хорошее видео! Даже не зная языка, понятно все!
@lmm
@lmm Год назад
Glad you enjoyed it!
@Oliver_the_menace
@Oliver_the_menace 6 месяцев назад
Nothing beats alf on the tallyllyn alf is the god of engines nothing can beat him even tho big alf is the engine we are talking about nothing can beat original alf
@solarusthelonghaulerrailfa3226
Well lawrie on thing about diesel engines is that you really don’t want to let them loose prime otherwise you in trouble
@lmm
@lmm Год назад
Na, I want to see what this could do
@Hushey
@Hushey Год назад
This train looks really cute, id chose this one if someone was giving me the option for a free train
@neiloflongbeck5705
@neiloflongbeck5705 Год назад
I doubt that this locomotive didn't have brakes prior to being fitted with train brakes. All the diesel locomotives in services in the UK a far as I can research were fitted with either vacuum or air brakes that worked on the locomotive only (and I'm going back as far as the building of the LMS's vacuum braked 1831 (introduced in 1932) and the air braked 7050 (introduced in 1934). Some later locomotives were also fitted with train vacuum brakes, such as the LMS's number 7059-7068, which had locomotive air brakes and train vacuum brakes. Even the diminutive no 11104 introduced in 1950 for BR and built by Hibbard Planet had locomotive air-braked. All brakes were worked off the same controller. 11 minutes in and I was correct about the locomotive having it's own brakes (air brakes as was fairly typical), but not about using a single controller as it was a retrofitting.
@dennisbundy3042
@dennisbundy3042 Год назад
The tennis ball is to stick in the trigger on the fuel pump when filling her up. Truck drivers trick.
@lmm
@lmm Год назад
Ah clever
@PhilRMcGregor
@PhilRMcGregor Год назад
I have a question. On a diesel locomotive with coupled wheels, how is the coupling rod on one side arranged compared to the coupling rod on on the other side? Compare to a steam locomotive where they are offset by 90 degrees. I have plans to build a model of one, but I am not close to any examples. As I typed that I realized that I am near one - but I never get a chance to see it.
@lmm
@lmm Год назад
They're still off by 90.
@PhilRMcGregor
@PhilRMcGregor Год назад
@@lmm Thanks. My modelling exercise was inspired by the War Department loco "Overlord" that you featured in "Lawrie Goes Loco Episode 18".
@lmm
@lmm Год назад
@@PhilRMcGregor I enjoyed that one - it's a great setup down there
@james.carty.9043
@james.carty.9043 Год назад
Did any of these engines have a tops number or were they confined to private industrial use.
@nevango0690
@nevango0690 Год назад
I'm fairly certain the br scheme is just for show, these only really had industrial use
@lmm
@lmm Год назад
I don't think the real d2999 had a tops number.
@bobbins19
@bobbins19 Год назад
That makes me sad because my granddad worked there during the 1970 and early 80
@lmm
@lmm Год назад
At the Middleton? Super place to be involved with!
@notsohairybiker
@notsohairybiker Год назад
Now you know why the driver and fireman always have a rag hanging out of their pocket.😉
@lmm
@lmm Год назад
It's a useful thing to have 😂
@grahamallen1970
@grahamallen1970 Год назад
29m53s see if guard happy? Not after full of application loco brakes! Clank clank clank bang?
@lmm
@lmm Год назад
He suffered only minor whiplash.
@Steven_20031
@Steven_20031 Год назад
Only been in that thing once and that was to unscrew the handbrake during a shunt
@lmm
@lmm Год назад
It's a great thing!
@Steven_20031
@Steven_20031 Год назад
@@lmm its a thing off wonders lol, I much prefer 45 though, a lovely thing to drive 😉
@lmm
@lmm Год назад
@@Steven_20031 it's on my list of things to do!
@jappedut9009
@jappedut9009 Год назад
The guys in the brake wan must have been suffocated in that tunnel 😖
@lmm
@lmm Год назад
He took a deep breath before
@Taggart00
@Taggart00 Год назад
@@lmm I am pretty sure I choked to death during the filming that weekend
@lmm
@lmm Год назад
@@Taggart00 naaaaa
@nickjames2370
@nickjames2370 Год назад
If you thought that was good, you are going to have to blag a ride/ drive in a Class 37 😃 (English Electric type 3)
@raymondleggs5508
@raymondleggs5508 Год назад
Real life Starter set locomotive
@lmm
@lmm Год назад
It's great isn't it
@brucehewson5773
@brucehewson5773 Год назад
how come you never seem to check the sandboxes :D
@lmm
@lmm Год назад
Because we don't need them 😂
@highpath4776
@highpath4776 Год назад
Is it ULEZ compliant ?
@lmm
@lmm Год назад
It's a hybrid!... Right?
@davidvickers8692
@davidvickers8692 Месяц назад
waire is youre plase id love to come and see the joist tracker hyster i used to drive them at silverwood
@lmm
@lmm Месяц назад
This is the Middleton railway
@davidvickers8692
@davidvickers8692 Месяц назад
@@lmm oh at leeds ill come round its only up the m1
@davidvickers8692
@davidvickers8692 29 дней назад
can you let us know if its not to busey at weekend as we are disabled and how nuch it is we was going to come tomorow to make easy amount
@codywilliams5029
@codywilliams5029 Год назад
Is that an AN tie I spy?
@lmm
@lmm Год назад
It was!
@erikunderbar4265
@erikunderbar4265 Год назад
SIUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUU
@noahengelhardt3596
@noahengelhardt3596 9 месяцев назад
It’s an American inspired design it seems.
@captaindonut9075
@captaindonut9075 Год назад
Why have you stopped driving your ruston?
@lmm
@lmm Год назад
Because its currently out of service. Big update coming soon though!
@BPJJohn
@BPJJohn Год назад
Impressive specs for such a small Loco, British Rail Class D2/11 Maximum speed 18 mph (29 km/h) Power output Engine: = 180 bhp (134 kW) or 200 bhp (149 kW) Tractive effort 19,200 lbf (85.4 kN) en.wikipedia.org/wiki/British_Rail_Class_D2/11
@lmm
@lmm Год назад
It's not bad!
@TheMadMadman
@TheMadMadman Год назад
HEY HEY HEY! IT'S FAAAAAAAAAT ALF!
@philkelsall1207
@philkelsall1207 Год назад
The unsung little workhorses of a bygone era.
@lmm
@lmm Год назад
Yep!
@_Ghost.trucker_404_
@_Ghost.trucker_404_ Год назад
Up the wales
@Richardblue1963
@Richardblue1963 Год назад
26:27
@lmm
@lmm Год назад
Good isn't it
@SDE1994
@SDE1994 Год назад
i cant think of any tank with a national engine
@lmm
@lmm Год назад
I'm just going on what I was told
@peterwhite9546
@peterwhite9546 Год назад
4a so it is a 5 cylinder...sure.
@lmm
@lmm Год назад
I'm going on what they said. It's got a manifold with three exhaust banks, and one with two.
@christerry8883
@christerry8883 Год назад
I notice that every time you come out of the tunnel you give a little "pap" on the whistle. Is this an "Alf and safety" compliance thing? "Alf and safety"...see what I did there? ... ... I'll get my coat.
@lmm
@lmm Год назад
Oh dear. 😂
@2025SPACEDUDE
@2025SPACEDUDE Год назад
Cameraman face reveal plz
@lmm
@lmm Год назад
That was Morgan. He appears in lots of videos
@Renfe1000
@Renfe1000 Год назад
how many habilitations has this guy??????
@richardhebden5603
@richardhebden5603 2 месяца назад
"Greta from Sweden" hates this!
@erikunderbar4265
@erikunderbar4265 Год назад
it was long scince steam
@realcanadian96
@realcanadian96 Год назад
He's not fat! He's just a little bit :(
@lmm
@lmm Год назад
Festively plump?
@kkobayashi1
@kkobayashi1 Год назад
Wikipedia entry for BR D2 says D2999 is preserved, but Lawrie says in this video that D2999 was scrapped and this is a similar locomotive from the Steel Company of Wales? Does someone need to correct the Wiki entry? en.wikipedia.org/wiki/British_Rail_Class_D2/11
@lmm
@lmm Год назад
They do indeed. D2999 was scrapped.
@Taggart00
@Taggart00 Год назад
Yes, Alf isn't D2999 it's just dressed up as it.
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