That is the cutest small rideable train I think I've ever seen. And I've been addicted to these kind of videos for a few weeks now and have seen hundreds this is top tier
i lol'd when i saw the speed controller! we have wide speed and MAD speed yet when i saw MAD speed my mind automatically heard it as "We have wide speed and we have Mutually Assured Destruction speed" because that thing doesnt look like its designed to go faster then 25 anything faster would be Mutually Assured Destruction to said loco, track or area!
What is happening with the scrapyard Ruston 48? I was at the whitwell and reepham yesterday and it’s just under a tarp with the wheels next to it, any ideas of when work will be done on it? If you can’t say I don’t mind. Great video, bye
hello lawrie, intrestingly, today i didnt watch it in the UK im now in hong kong and about to go to its railway centre this month. btw, in any chances, can you do a video in asia? p.s. my account got deleted by discord
That's something I'd love, have a house that's a solid distance away from the actual road, big shed for cars right on the road so you don't have to drive up a dirt path to your house all the time, space in car shed for a train so you don't even have to be outside to transfer from car to train, and then another small shed at your house and just take the train between your car and house every day! Why are houses built around driveways and not railways?
Amazing video, and really happy to hear the owner has a RU-vid channel! I’ll check it out, love little yet useful railway’s and their kit. Way Out West is a favorite as well, amazing creative builder in Ireland who build his own railway from scratch that he actually uses for his farm and other projects. He even made an airpowered piston locomotive, unfortunately he needs a stronger compressor still. It does run! And does pull!
What a great little set up throughout, small woods with sun shine through the trees, hats off to the owner I absolutely love this little video. brilliant lawrie.
This is like the smaller equivalent of the Driving Creek Railway here in New Zealand. That's a 15inch gauge line running up a mountain with five switchbacks and a double-decker viaduct. It was the brainchild of one man - the late Barry Brickell - and I highly recommend visiting the railway if you come to New Zealand again.
Love these railways 7 1/4 and little ones you've been doing I hope you get to drive the new engine at Statfold mate keep bringing these out hope you Romney or Lal ratty sometime too
So presumably now Lawrie is attempting to convince his landlord that a similar setup is required to bring parts and supplies up the driveway to the shed.
Lawrie should really go to Postojna cave in Slovenia and check out the narrow guage railway we have running inside the cave could be a really interesting episode in ur "Lawrie goes a little loco series :)