Tri-ang Hornby R.52RS LMS Jinty & Clerestory Coaches With Visit to Father’s Day Railway Exhibition 

Good morning Oscar I enjoyed your latest video featuring a LMS Jinty and a rake of four ‘clerestory’ coaches. Nothing says Victorian and Edwardian era railways than ‘clerestory’ coaches. I have long questioned the correct pronunciation of ‘clerestory’ because as a boy growing up in the south of England during the 1950/60s, the old GWR ‘’clerestory’ coaches were pronounced as ‘clare-re-story’ reflecting a more ecclesiastical feel to these once beautiful coaches ...... after all these coaches originated from ‘God’s Wonderful Railway’ - GWR ....😇

Wow, some great footage. Thank you. The scale 7 layout made me wish I had the space, money and skill to model such a thing. It would be fabulous to step back in time and see a pannier on a country railway for real.

Some very nice displays Oscar, I really like the look of the 7mm setup. The motor in your Jinty runs very nicely. I only have the one maroon Jinty, for some reason people think they are worth hundeds of dollars these days. Steven.

Change the angle of the blinds to slope downward toward the outside rather than inside. This will block the sun's rays yet still allow light to enter, works like a charm!

Hello Oscar. Another enjoyable video from you, thanks. I liked seeing your new models. Was great to see the various interesting layouts at the model railway exhibition. Fabulous footage.

What a beautiful combination your Jinty and clerestory coaches make. Neither of my Jintys run that quiet. Super Fathers Day train show. Thank you for the excellent footage. David.

Hump shunting on a model railway?! Great stuff.

Good morning Oscar. Your usual excellent footage to start a Sunday. Thank-you

Great video footage again Oscar thanks for sharing, J

Good morning Oscar, lovely start to a bright sunny morning in Sutton Coldfield, high class layout I own the this locomotive in LMS livery crimson lake in think.. take care..

Great as ever to see and the old coaches for me are fantastic...

What a great program Oscar ,Jinty was my first loco in a TT train set one Xmas , always have a love of these locos in any gauge but the early ones are the real winners . Liked the rail show very nice .😊Suffolk

Excellent video, and your additional Coaches. I have just acquired a part built K’s kit of an LMS Garrett, without instructions, so I shall have fun completing that.

Hello and Good afternoon Oscar, I am very late today in watching your video as I was supposed to be going with my son to the Yorkshire Wolds Railway but he is not feeling very well so he has stayed at home instead. He has lots of health problems, when he was 3 years old he had open heart surgery and then he had the same operation again when he was 6 years old. His medical list of problems just goes on and on, But his enthusiasm for railways and model railways keeps him going, and I believe it keeps me going as well. I was also proud of working on our railways myself. The Railway exhibition you went to looked very interesting Oscar, some very interesting layouts. I also like your new locomotive and coaches. The German locomotive looks very impressive with its red painted wheels ect. Well I am going to make a cup of tea and have a very late toasted tea cake. Have a look on your computer Oscar for The Yorkshire Wolds Railway, it's very interesting. Well, keep safe Oscar and I'll see you next Sunday. Have a good week ahead.

Good Morning to you Oscar from Glasgow another great video from you Sir and

nice video and good to see footage of the Blyth and Tyne show. I was there on the Saturday.

Nice video Oscar always a joy to watch

An Epic Episode - It’s Great to get to Exhibitions & Chat with Other Modellers, and have a Good Mooch for Bargains around the Trade Stands - I have similar Carriages and they Roll So Well - I have Several 1970’s 3f’s that Run quite Smooth & Quiet after some TLC, but I do find it Frustrating that the Noise appears when replacing the Body shell or Changing direction 🥴 Never mind it Gives Them Character. 😄 Thanks OP 👍🏻

As always, a great start to Sunday Oscar. At home again now and very chilled after an interesting journey home from Cyprus on Friday. Luckily we weren’t very affected by the travel chaos, just sat on the aircraft for an hour and a half waiting for permission to fly! All adds to the fun. Temperature out there rose to 35 degrees feeling like 43 degrees and believe me it did. That was a great exhibition you went to and it was quite nice to see layouts in their development phase. Thanks for sharing. Look forward to seeing your next update. Roy.

Very enjoyable. The Jinty looks lovely in the LMS livery and the coaches have been given a new life and look excellent. 😊

The best thing about going to exhibitions is the inspiration! Not to mention often finding some cheap models to buy!

Good morning Oscar, loved the maroon jinty. It looks in really good condition, its always a joy to see some of these locomotive in various colours, and although I have real passion for black, I suppose most of what I saw was black when I was growing up, a bit of colour never hurts. That looked like a good father's day show, for a one day event the amount off effort that goes into so many layouts is incredible. I was quite taken with the incline shunting layout, I've seen old film of the men running beside the wagons and putting on the brakes must have been quite dangerous they would need to have their whits about them. As always a nice relaxing start to my Sunday morning. Thanks Oscar Eddy xx

Gday Oscar. Some lovely new aquisitions. I always like seeing them with the bodies off. To have a good look at the working bits. Lovely footage from the show, The hump shunting was nice to see. Honestly Im quite astonished by some of those Lego built trains. Really quite amazing what some people can build.

Hi Oscar, Lovely Jinty and coaches, superb colour. Good job on the rail gap and I suppose coming off the bend didn’t help. Yet another Aladdin’s cave day at the show, a lot of ‘I wish’ layouts. Loved the shunting on the incline and of course the ever present 08. 👏👏👏 Gordon

Morning Oscar, another great start to Sunday. Pleased you now have a nice rake of Maroon Clerestory coaches to run behind the ex-Caledonian single. they also look good behind the LMS maroon Jinty, but it's funny how much of a colour variation there is between the Jinty and the coaches. The Jinty appears a touch Pink compared to the coaches, but that is all part of the fun of running/collecting Vintage toy trains. The show footage was very interesting, particularly the Lego layout. The Lego railway items have come along way since I collected it in the late 60's/early 70's. Eagerly await next weeks instalment, best wishes to you and Roberta from Rob & Sue in Glawwwwsterrr.

German model is interesting as well good quality stuff our friends make in Germany 🇩🇪..

Great video her Oscar, my first ever loco was a hornby Jinty in LMS crimson livery.

Like Hazelbury yard but I hope there’s no cows in these cattle wagons being hump shunted 😂 0-60 in seconds ! Quite a variety of layouts at the exhibition . Don’t think I’ve ever seen O gauge DB layout before . I thought in Germany it’s usually Gauge 1

Jimmy didn't have to be turned on the turntable. You could have simply reversed him on to the loop and couple up to the other end of the coaches, so as to go back bunker first. That's what front couplings are for. You do need to close the gap in the rails. Unscrew the track from the board, push the track pieces together and screw back down again. Jimmy the Jinty is my favourite LMS tank engine.

Have you considered installing some of the old Hornby Dublo electric semaphore signals on the Dublo part of your layout? I have had a few on my layout since the 1990's and they've not failed so far bearing in mind that they were made before 1965. If you could interlock them with point motors, it might reduce the instances of "forgetting to switch a point" mishaps, in your videos.

Hello Oscar - Yes I'm with you there @ 2:17 - Me neither - I've never seen that style of box, Also @ 3:17 I've got quite a few Jintys, the nearest o. to your is a LMS No. 7414 - good Layouts at the show, @14 :53 - I had a very small amount Lego Railway when I was a Lad - only enough to 1 small loop also with a cross over as I recall!!! 😊🚂🚂🚂

Hi Oscar. I must admit I do not recognise that type of box

Nice loco