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U.K’s 100+ m.p.h. Steam Trains at FULL SPEED 

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Starting at the beginning when the G.W.R’s City of Truro was claimed to have achieved 102 m.p.h. in 1904, faster than any aircraft of the time, I illustrate with examples from “The Big Four” (G.W.R., S.R., L.M.S. & L.N.E.R.) a selection of locomotives currently in preservation, representative of which, in B.R. days and before, reached or exceeded the “Magic Ton”.
I have used track level shots where possible to emphasise the drama of such high speed with a few longer shots for contrast and only locations where high speed running is possible for authenticity.
Calculating actual speed from original footage and factoring video speed to match maximum speed is only half of the story as sound needs to be re-worked and “pitch-shifted” in order to prevent a “squeaky” and unrealistic sound-track.
Hopefully I have achieved something convincing and exciting.

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@steamingaroundbritain
@steamingaroundbritain 4 года назад
If you told me about 6 years ago that spam cans did 100 I wouldn't have believed you but since I went behind Tangmere in 2015 she did 90mph through Newark I soon believed
@terrancefields4414
@terrancefields4414 3 года назад
These Machines sound incredible on modern smooth track.
@Steamclips
@Steamclips 3 года назад
Thank you for your valued feedback Terrance. Regards, Alan
@vintagestuffguy1998
@vintagestuffguy1998 3 года назад
Such a shame City of Truro isn’t in operation anymore. Hope that one day it can make it out of the museum and back onto the rails
@Steamclips
@Steamclips 3 года назад
Amen to that sentiment and thank you for your valued input. Regards, Alan
@logotrikes
@logotrikes Год назад
@@Steamclips Wasn't CoT the first locomotive to break the 100mph barrier? For that reason alone it must be preserved, even if it never steams again. What a wonderful heritage Alan. We invented the bloody things so we got something right for once eh?
@chaoticmoron-zl6nv
@chaoticmoron-zl6nv Год назад
​@@logotrikes it's said that it has the potential to do so but no official measurement was made so flying Scotsman claims that title but it Is still a heated debate
@AmbroseB1900
@AmbroseB1900 3 года назад
Terrific video - such a great idea. I once traveled behind City of Truro and was amazed how she accelerated up a bank. Could quite believe she did the 'ton' in her prime. Thanks for all your efforts in producing this. Regards, Bob.
@keenanpage9790
@keenanpage9790 3 года назад
I can’t believe how the side rods can take tht much speed and rotating without just exploding or come off truly amazing!!
@Steamclips
@Steamclips 3 года назад
You've highlighted the limiting factor for speed of a steam locomotive there Keenan! For example: there have been some ridiculous claims for the top speed of the Milwaukee Road class F7 made in the U.S.A. but when you see the massive motion components, you know that these claims are physically impossible! Mallard had to be virtually rebuilt after setting the record at 126 m.p.h.!! Regards, Alan
@EMuksteam
@EMuksteam 4 года назад
Excellent video Alan. Superbly edited. Fantastic idea that made enjoyable watching. Kind regards C&A
@Steamclips
@Steamclips 4 года назад
Hi folks and thank you for such nice comments. Let's hope we can see the "real thing" again soon, there are already "stirrings" on the P&D.R. Best wishes, Alan
@annmills5853
@annmills5853 4 года назад
Thanks so much for the lovely video Happy memories of England 👍😉🇬🇧🚂
@Steamclips
@Steamclips 4 года назад
My pleasure to help you reminisce Ann, thank you for getting in touch. Regards, Alan
@thomasjepson2742
@thomasjepson2742 4 года назад
Great video mate 😁! Best loco for me is either the flying scotsmann or the Mallard but also the stanier Black 5s 😁😊😊
@Steamclips
@Steamclips 4 года назад
Hello Thomas and thank you for your kind and interesting feedback. Thanks also for your subscription; welcome aboard! Best regards, Alan
@samstainer6322
@samstainer6322 3 года назад
I started on the footplate back in the 70's, a lot of the drivers I worked with, had experience working on " Royal Scots" most agreed that although they were a bit rough riding they were very powerful and were vastly underrated engines when rebuilt with double chimneys. One driver I worked with said he was stopped by a signalman between Nuneaton and Crewe and asked what was the number of his diesel, when he replied his 'diesel' was in fact a 'Scot', he said the 'Bobby' didn't believe him " not with your speeds between sections driver" apparently was the reply.
@Steamclips
@Steamclips 3 года назад
Hello Sam. Sorry for the late reply, sometimes comments slip through without notification. Thank you for your most interesting feedback, I really enjoy it when ex-footplatemen get in touch and share their experiences. Best regards, Alan
@magic1ond
@magic1ond 4 года назад
Superb video,thanks for sharing .
@Steamclips
@Steamclips 4 года назад
Hello Andre and thank you for your kind and much appreciated feedback. Best regards, Alan
@tonybell3422
@tonybell3422 4 года назад
Super video thanks.
@Steamclips
@Steamclips 4 года назад
Hi Andre and thank you for your kind and much appreciated comment. Best regards, Alan
@darleytransportandtravel6353
@darleytransportandtravel6353 7 месяцев назад
Wonderful to watch. I think that many children who travel on heritage railways and unfortunately some adults too, believe steam trains to have been slow. It's great to see them on the mainline where they can show their true potential.
@Steamclips
@Steamclips 7 месяцев назад
Hi and thank you for your kind, interesting and very much appreciated feedback. I am so glad that you enjoyed the simulations but you might like to try this compilation: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-VuhSaClmDw0.html which show actual speeds and being mainly filmed close up at track level also demonstrate how impressive steam is at speed. Best regards, Alan
@LongIslandCityLayout
@LongIslandCityLayout 3 года назад
Now that was cool.
@Steamclips
@Steamclips 3 года назад
Hello Mike: thank you for your kind and very much appreciated feedback. Best regards, Alan
@Thursdaym2
@Thursdaym2 3 года назад
In 1900, City of Truro did an unofficial 100 mph. Amazing.
@Steamclips
@Steamclips 3 года назад
Hi and thank you for your comment. This article might interest you: twsmedia.co.uk/2019/05/21/ocean-mails-at-100-mph/. Sorry for the late reply. Regards, Alan
@Thursdaym2
@Thursdaym2 3 года назад
@@Steamclips Thank you for that. City class were great engines and have managed to see City of Truro couple of times, once when some years ago it was displayed on a low loader at Lemon Quay in Truro and of course at York museum.
@DillonTrinhProductions
@DillonTrinhProductions 3 года назад
@@Thursdaym2 It's 1904, do you research.
@Thursdaym2
@Thursdaym2 3 года назад
@@DillonTrinhProductions Pedantic, what's four years when you're 81.
@bennickss
@bennickss Год назад
*1904
@andrewwilliams2353
@andrewwilliams2353 4 года назад
Wonderful fun, these clips. I had a memorable run in the 90s behind King Edward I on a St David's day special from Swansea to Paddington. There were 13 BR Mk 1 coaches all jam packed with excited day trippers. For a 70 yr old machine it performed magnificently. Over 60 mph climbing up out of the Severn Tunnel and an Anorak on board timed us at over 92mph on the bank down from Badminton. Officially of course, as confirmed by the driver when we stopped at Didcot, we were doing 60. Yeah, miles per minute ! A great day out and never to be forgotten. Our arrival at Paddington was like a royal visit, which in a way it was !
@Steamclips
@Steamclips 3 года назад
Hello Andrew. Sorry for the late reply but thank you for such kind and interesting feedback, I really appreciate it. There have been many "unofficial" forays into higher speeds in the preservation era and that is usually because there is an Inspector on the footplate with the authority to allow these things to happen. It should never happen without an Inspector as the consequences for the Driver are serious, especially as everyone on board with a mobile phone can accurately check speed! I was lucky enough to travel behind "The Duke" with an inspector on board, see/read the result from 1:09:00 here: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-pAMBLU1vef0.html&spfreload=10 Best regards, Alan
@grahamfarleck6377
@grahamfarleck6377 Год назад
Awesome insight into these powerful beasts at full speed , imagine standing line side in those days and at those speeds .
@robinleigh1660
@robinleigh1660 3 года назад
Nice work with the sound track. It makes the video look totally plausible.
@Steamclips
@Steamclips 3 года назад
Hello Robin and thank you for your kind and very much appreciated feedback. Best regards, Alan
@tadpoles10
@tadpoles10 4 года назад
Those side rods sure were move at a pace, unbelievable for the time & something we take for granted these days. Thanks for putting this together Allan. atvb t ..
@Steamclips
@Steamclips 4 года назад
Hi Terry, I hope the "real thing" comes back soon as I am running out of ideas and archive footage! Best regards, Alan
@bobingram6912
@bobingram6912 4 года назад
Excellently produced Alan, that must have taken a lot of figuring out, thank you for time taken, great stuff👍 Some looked the part at speed, others not so much, I'll say no more, don't want to start a Big Four argument!!!!
@Steamclips
@Steamclips 4 года назад
Hello Bob and thank you as always for your kind and fun comments. You are right about the impression of certain clips, I had to almost double the speed for the Castle but only add 25 m.p.h. to Tornado which shows considerably when compared to original footage. Best regards, Alan
@Steven_Rowe
@Steven_Rowe 4 года назад
Back in the good ol' daze. Yes daze I did go on s steam special to Birkenhead. Two trains ran, the Birkenhead flyer pulled by Penndennis Castle and The Zulu pulled by Clun Castle. I went on the latter, I was 13 and timed quarter mile posts, oh for a smart phone Speedo app. Well we were passing quarter mile posts in 10 seconds so we were doing 90mph, that is the fastest I have done with steam. When I got home that night my hair was like wire wool. Took about 4 goes with shampoo to clean it. I'm sure the coal tar sludge clogged up the trains
@Steamclips
@Steamclips 4 года назад
Hi Steven and thank you for your interesting and amusing reminiscences. I have been in the same situation, especially on the tour behind 71000 where we had crap coal which mainly went straight up the chimney and into my hair! Best regards, Alan
@SaddamHusain-qo8cl
@SaddamHusain-qo8cl 3 года назад
wow 124mph, i wish i was riding that train...
@stephenclay2400
@stephenclay2400 2 месяца назад
Great video of these iconic machines
@Steamclips
@Steamclips 2 месяца назад
Thank you Stephen for your kind and very much appreciated feedback. Best regards, Alan
@HughFromAlice
@HughFromAlice 4 года назад
Great idea..... well executed!!! :-)
@Steamclips
@Steamclips 4 года назад
Hello Hugh, nice to hear from you and thank you for your kind feedback. With luck we will be back to the "real thing" before very much longer, I hope so as I am running out of archive footage and ideas!! Best regards, Alan
@johannessilver8653
@johannessilver8653 3 месяца назад
It is really amazing that as old loco as City of Truro can run 100 mph or more....I personally admire the performance of Castles - such a great engineering work.
@richardcaig9836
@richardcaig9836 3 года назад
Great video thank you 😊
@Steamclips
@Steamclips 3 года назад
Thank you for your kind and very much appreciated comment Richard. Best regards, Alan
@bennickss
@bennickss 2 года назад
0:29 is strangely hilarious seeing such a tiny locomotive belting it at such a high speed
@D9019
@D9019 4 года назад
Top Video! I wonder how much the footplate rocked going at those speeds back in the day.
@Steamclips
@Steamclips 4 года назад
Hi and thank you for your kind remarks. 6233, especially the tender, looks hairy even at normal speed at Exminster! Best regards, Alan
@stuartbroome1258
@stuartbroome1258 2 года назад
Fascinating video.
@Steamclips
@Steamclips 2 года назад
Thank you Stuart, your kind comment is very much appreciated. Best regards, Alan
@railenthusiastabhishek1527
@railenthusiastabhishek1527 3 года назад
Gordon the big express engine also has a top speed of 100 mph.
@nightfall7234
@nightfall7234 3 года назад
and stopped on his hill again....
@railenthusiastabhishek1527
@railenthusiastabhishek1527 3 года назад
@@nightfall7234 Edward is sent to help him
@Morgan-Trainspotting
@Morgan-Trainspotting 3 года назад
Ha ha ha
@davidantoniocamposbarros7528
@davidantoniocamposbarros7528 3 года назад
But we all know what happened when he tried 100
@MENSA.lady2
@MENSA.lady2 Месяц назад
Brookwood Surrey in the early 1960's was the place to be. No speed limits so the Atlantic Coast express with a well maintained Merchant Navy routinely topped 100 mph.
@Steamclips
@Steamclips Месяц назад
And you never forgot it! Thank you for your fascinating and much appreciated reminiscences. Kind regards, Alan
@nigelmiles1597
@nigelmiles1597 3 года назад
Back in the 50’s/60’s the Euston-Glasgow Royal Scot picked up a second engine at Carlisle to climb Shap Summit. Coming down on the other side they must have hot 100 MPH - the shattering in the coaches convinced me!
@lucianogalli2947
@lucianogalli2947 4 года назад
Great video, I love the locomotives of United Kingdom in rapid velocities. Greetings from Argentina.
@Steamclips
@Steamclips 4 года назад
Hello Luciano and thank you for your kind and very much appreciated comment, I am glad that you enjoyed the clip. Best regards, Alan
@kellyashfordtrains2642
@kellyashfordtrains2642 4 года назад
My favourite clip was my beloved daughter City of Truro at the beginning. Excuse a Thomas & Friends sing along song here. You made me think of it. Let's have a race, let's see who is the quickest, Who will be the fastest? On your marks, now get set, go! Let's set a pace, let's see if you can catch me, Let's see if you can match me so. Let's have a race.
@Steamclips
@Steamclips 4 года назад
Hi Kerry, thanks for commenting, it's always nice to get your fun feedback. Best wishes, Alan
@LimonFox
@LimonFox 3 года назад
Greetings from Costa Rica... With such railways improvements, why they decreased speeds in recent 50 years, if suppose the tracks should look the equivalent of highways nowadays.
@Steamclips
@Steamclips 3 года назад
Hi and thank you for your interesting and valued feedback. Regards, Alan
@andrewyoung749
@andrewyoung749 3 года назад
they havent. the trains are much faster now.
@crax7329
@crax7329 4 года назад
The clip of 6233 is sped up
@lukeslocomotives
@lukeslocomotives 3 года назад
They all are. It's just for fun.
@jayasmrmore3687
@jayasmrmore3687 3 года назад
@@lukeslocomotives don’t just assume
@jayasmrmore3687
@jayasmrmore3687 3 года назад
You cannot assume this
@logotrikes
@logotrikes Год назад
@@jayasmrmore3687 yes you can. This was the entire point of the video, to show what each locomotive actually achieved back in the day. No assumptions at all...
@Dill_Pickle1997
@Dill_Pickle1997 3 года назад
How do steam engines never damage there coupling rods when going that fast?
@logotrikes
@logotrikes Год назад
You have a great point Dill. Mallard suffered damage to the motion during her 126mph record. As you remark, the motion takes a real pounding at those speeds. Oiling must be particularly attended to. All smooth journals, no roller or ball races that I'm aware of, although had steam traction progressed these superior bearings might have been installed. Due to the reciprocating motion, wheel hammer on the rails was never totally ironed out. Turbine engines cured wheel hammer but this was never taken up....
@logotrikes
@logotrikes Год назад
100mph plus must be approaching the limit of what the reciprocating motion can take. Imagine Mallard at 126mph. Driver Duddington was particularly chosen for this attempt. Unafraid to take Mallard to the limit. Wonderful footage Alan...
@Steamclips
@Steamclips Год назад
It is said that Mallard virtually needed a total rebuild of her motion and never really performed well after that run, retiring early into the National Collection may have been a bit of a "face saver". Thank you once again for your kind feedback. Best regards, Alan
@djburland
@djburland Год назад
Fab, just how I remember
@theterminatordude
@theterminatordude 3 года назад
Man those machines are hauling butt!! Very nice video by the way! Since I'm from America, what is your favorite steam locomotive built in the United States?( If you know some)
@Steamclips
@Steamclips 3 года назад
Hi and thank you for your kind and very much appreciated feedback. If I had to pick a favourite it would have to be "Big Boy". Best regards, Alan
@atilllathehun1212
@atilllathehun1212 5 месяцев назад
Union Pacific FEF3
@mr.ashok678
@mr.ashok678 6 месяцев назад
Ever masculine engines with challenging speed .Second to none in peformance.
@percy6814
@percy6814 Год назад
Jesus christ i didn't know steam engines went that fast god damn😭 I mean I knew flying Scotsman and city of truo and the A4s can go over a 100 but damnnn
@darrencsturgis
@darrencsturgis 2 года назад
105? In a curve! That’s amazing that machine is so well balanced! Thanks!
@JohnChegwyn
@JohnChegwyn Год назад
Brilliant! What fun. Any chance of adding a GWR Broad Gauge train doing 80 mph plus as records suggest in the mid 1800's?
@Steamclips
@Steamclips Год назад
Hello John and thank you for your kind feedback and interesting suggestion. That would have been an interesting spectacle especially in view of the fact that the GWR used longitudinal sleepers under the track fixed to the trackbed with piles at the rail joints. The results over time were a roller-coaster effect as the rails sagged between the piles, and at 80mph would have proved a pretty exiting ride! Best regards, Alan
@JohnChegwyn
@JohnChegwyn Год назад
@@Steamclips Thanks Alan I knew that the track required a lot of maintenance but had not thought through what could be the effect of lack of maintenance on ride quality! My father however used to tell me that his grandfather found the Broad Gauge ride from Cornwall to Paddington to be vastly superior compared with the 'Narrow Gauge' journey he then needed to take to get back home in Ealing.
@Rosie6857
@Rosie6857 2 года назад
Have you got one of a GW pannier on the Bala-Ffestiniog line, squealing round those curves beyond Trawsfynydd? Only needs speeding up about 5X. Centrifugal force? Don't ask. I've calculated that the curve would need to be canted at 57 degrees, the outer rail being nearly 4 feet above the inner one. (6½ chains radius). The use of the telephoto facility (quite justified BTW) greatly exaggerates irregularities in the track and makes me wonder if the loco is suddenly going to leap ten feet into the air when it hits one of these. Great fun. A nifty bit of technique. Thanks very much.
@Steamclips
@Steamclips 2 года назад
Hi and thank you for your kind interesting and amusing comment, it is very much appreciated. Best regards, Alan
@BufferBoi
@BufferBoi 3 месяца назад
Have you sped this up? Because Scotsman’s whistle sounds much higher pitched than its broken whistle
@atilllathehun1212
@atilllathehun1212 5 месяцев назад
One wonders just how far steam development could have gone, given another 10 or 20 years.
@davidhull1481
@davidhull1481 Год назад
Thanks! Some of these trains seem deceptively slow- until the camera pulls back!
@Steamclips
@Steamclips Год назад
Hello David and thank you for your comment. The phenomenon that you describe is all down to points of reference and (interestingly) life experience. If you viewed the train from the same distance but from the side, you would see it passing stationary objects (points of reference) and your experience would allow you to make an assessment of speed. Looking down the track, especially at a compressed zoom image, you cannot make out any points of reference so the train looks slow. That is until it gets close enough for YOU to become the point of reference. This is where nature kicks in and we start running from the lion! Kind regards, Alan
@davidhull1481
@davidhull1481 Год назад
@@Steamclips The only time I had a frame of reference was in one clip where the train was passing under a bridge, and the cars were clearly speeding!
@bobsmodelrailways
@bobsmodelrailways Год назад
I find it a great shame that enthusiasts are now robbed of 90% excitement - that from sixty foot rails, clattering rail joints, loose fishplates and the clickerty-clack of coach bogies which, in my young days was truly deafening!!
@midoramadan4589
@midoramadan4589 3 года назад
Thanks for your great effort but why did you accelerate the motion of the trains ?
@Decrepit_biker
@Decrepit_biker Год назад
To show what they looked like at their top speeds! It's almost unheard of to allow these engine to go flat out now, the only exception I know of recently is the authorised run of Tornado.... otherwise they are limited to a lower speed such as 70 or so MPH
@logotrikes
@logotrikes Год назад
To show the official speed of what each locomotive actually achieved in the day. Alan explains this in each segment.. good stuff hey?
@mychannelbannersus
@mychannelbannersus 3 года назад
The fourth one is too far to see the train
@mychannelbannersus
@mychannelbannersus 3 года назад
Perry Freeman
@ashleydemoss4609
@ashleydemoss4609 Год назад
My God these engines are like rockets!
@CJ_7519
@CJ_7519 2 года назад
It's a beautiful, but frightening sight at the same time!
@Steamclips
@Steamclips 2 года назад
Thank you for your interesting and valued response CJ. Kind regards, Alan
@CJ_7519
@CJ_7519 2 года назад
@@Steamclips, no problem👍! My question is: Isn't a steam engine supposed to go at a certain speed like a diesel engine?!
@GamingWithLit
@GamingWithLit 3 года назад
RIP TRAIN RODS
@rayzan501
@rayzan501 3 года назад
Steam train is slow Steam train in this video: Hold my beer
@Herbybandit
@Herbybandit 3 года назад
I wish you hadn't speeded up the film to match the records, half way through it looked like the sheep were running away at 60mph! Freaky 😂
@Steamclips
@Steamclips 3 года назад
Hi and thank you for your comment. The sheep featured are a very rare Devon breed known as "woolly jumpers" and have been bred to cross railway lines (and roads) really quickly when being moved from field to field. Of course, they need to be rounded up by extremely fast sheep dogs of which there are two in the shot but which moved too fast for the camera to pick up! Kind regards, Alan
@thebrummierailenthusiasts5329
@thebrummierailenthusiasts5329 4 года назад
That’s all speed up
@TheStephengthompson
@TheStephengthompson 4 года назад
Read the description from Alan 🤔
@thebrummierailenthusiasts5329
@thebrummierailenthusiasts5329 2 года назад
I’ve already have
@OliverrandontheRails
@OliverrandontheRails 2 года назад
I put it on 2x speed and now every train is over 200 mph
@user-ib5sh1zv8b
@user-ib5sh1zv8b 3 года назад
В сентябре 2021 года
@The_Midland_MainLine_Guy
@The_Midland_MainLine_Guy 3 года назад
U sped it up
@cedrickrdecelis4420
@cedrickrdecelis4420 Год назад
if im correct mallard might be faster than modern day northeast regional train by the sound of union of south Africa flying
@mkm692
@mkm692 3 года назад
Is the speed increased on this train at 4:46 because the lambs didn’t look like they moving naturally.
@Steamclips
@Steamclips 3 года назад
Hi and thank you for your question. You will see from 4:22 to 4:36 that I give the speed on the original recording as 51 m.p.h. therefore what you see is played at almost X2 to represent 100 m.p.h., hence the high speed sheep. Regards, Alan
@logotrikes
@logotrikes Год назад
All speeds were increased to show how each locomotive actually performed back in the day. This is the entire point of the video...
@MusiGig
@MusiGig Год назад
That run at 8.00 gives me goosebumps
@Steamclips
@Steamclips Год назад
Hi and thank you for such an enthusiastic and much appreciated response. I must admit that I had a similar feeling when I shot the original footage. Kind regards, Alan
@MusiGig
@MusiGig Год назад
@@Steamclips mate it is a love that can’t be explained. It has memories of my childhood, my late Father who used to take me to station when a big steam engine would come and put me to see the detailing inside the cabin, remember the firemen and driver patting my back still
@ttteshorts8860
@ttteshorts8860 2 года назад
Is this sped up per chance?
@logotrikes
@logotrikes Год назад
Sure is TTTE. Check the description on each segment, Alan shows the amount each video had to be increased to match what each locomotive actually achieved back in the day. Fascinating to watch hey..?
@joemanjoe4235
@joemanjoe4235 3 года назад
i know these kind of machines are still good and realible
@Steamclips
@Steamclips 3 года назад
Hi and thank you for your valued comment. Regards, Alan
@TomSunderland
@TomSunderland 3 года назад
This video is definitely speeded up ☹️
@Steamclips
@Steamclips 3 года назад
Just as I explained in detail in the description and at the beginning of each section!!!
@BufferBoi
@BufferBoi 3 месяца назад
And when union of South Africa went through the cars were sped up
@Gojosaviation465
@Gojosaviation465 2 года назад
It’s like fast and furious but with steam trains
@KD_king.daniel
@KD_king.daniel 2 года назад
Our new technology on the steam engines in the future be like:
@Steamclips
@Steamclips 2 года назад
Thank you for your interesting comment Daniel. Kind regards, Alan
@KD_king.daniel
@KD_king.daniel 2 года назад
@@Steamclips it’s my honor. Steam was king, and they were worth glory.
@yrinnarhaizasantos7638
@yrinnarhaizasantos7638 3 года назад
I love flying scotsman excuse me gordon the big engine is yur brother in thomas and friends no in a real life
@eeveegaming2159
@eeveegaming2159 3 года назад
I love how the trains in the UK still run. But the trains in America don’t really run anymore
@Steamclips
@Steamclips 3 года назад
Hi and thank you for your valued comment. I think you will be surprised at how many steam excursions you have in the U.S.A. See here: www.railserve.com/events/railfan_excursions.html even in the current situation ! You also have many preserved railways which operate with steam locomotives. Regards, Alan
@andrewtheberkshireengine4385
@andrewtheberkshireengine4385 2 года назад
They are the fastest machines of steam in UK
@robertwilloughby8050
@robertwilloughby8050 11 месяцев назад
The official top speed of a V2 is 93.5mph.... which I doubt strongly! They must have hit the ton a few times, at least!
@Marshall.gaming03
@Marshall.gaming03 2 года назад
5:20 spencer in real life 😲😲
@user-nv3mh4yr6r
@user-nv3mh4yr6r 3 года назад
в сентябре 2021 года
@merchello
@merchello 8 месяцев назад
I wonder why they don't let preserved steam reach speeds like that anymore
@Steamclips
@Steamclips 8 месяцев назад
Hi Merchello and thank you for your thought provoking idea/question. They have let only one steam locomotive reach 100 m.p.h. in recent times and that is the one in the final clip. It was a brand new locomotive but still needed a lot of repair work after that run and would have failed if it were run at that speed for any length of time. The 75 m.p.h. limit takes into account the age of these machines and the stress on motion parts in order to maintain reliable schedules on the busy main line. Kind regards, Alan
@spaccalinee
@spaccalinee 4 года назад
but can't you make better the movies?!
@FFTGL24-cs3bw
@FFTGL24-cs3bw 8 месяцев назад
The high speed of mainline railtours are 7t mph
@rondineyribeiro9420
@rondineyribeiro9420 2 года назад
Confesso que no primeiro trem eu levei um susto. O bicho apareceu de repente. Hahahhah
@Bigpro-co8pi
@Bigpro-co8pi 3 года назад
5:00 Rebecca!!!
@2025SPACEDUDE
@2025SPACEDUDE Год назад
Why no Mallard 😭😭😭😭
@Steamclips
@Steamclips Год назад
Hi and thank you for your question. Yes, that would have been nice to see but Mallard is part of the National Steam Collection and on Static Display at York Steam Museum. There are no plans to ever return her to working condition. Regards, Alan
@russia4823
@russia4823 3 года назад
the big four is GWR,LNER,LMS,and BR
@Steamclips
@Steamclips 3 года назад
Hi and thank you for your thought provoking comment. You would think that the Flying Scots"man" locomotive ought to be a "he" but in fact all locomotives, ships and other large transporters are and have always been referred to as feminine in the U.K., probably because, historically, they were always in the charge of male drivers and captains. For example: when a ship is launched in the U.K., no-matter if it's name is masculine or feminine (or neither) the toast is always "God bless her and all who sail in her". More on the subject regarding steam locomotives here: locoyard.com/2014/04/29/are-steam-locomotives-females/ Regards, Alan
@russia4823
@russia4823 3 года назад
@@Steamclips I know I get it so ima fix my coment
@davidantoniocamposbarros7528
@davidantoniocamposbarros7528 3 года назад
Actually, the big four is:LNER,GWR,LMS and SR.
@russia4823
@russia4823 3 года назад
@@davidantoniocamposbarros7528 I always thought it was BR I was wrong
@davidantoniocamposbarros7528
@davidantoniocamposbarros7528 3 года назад
@@russia4823 yeah i thought that aswell
@KeithFan-ht3fz
@KeithFan-ht3fz 2 года назад
Hey G.W.R king edward name edward thah my favorite steam engine
@trainsatandaroundbristol7345
@trainsatandaroundbristol7345 2 года назад
The a4 south africa was at twice speed
@trainsatandaroundbristol7345
@trainsatandaroundbristol7345 2 года назад
Not in real life
@martinejoseph1644
@martinejoseph1644 2 года назад
Magnifique !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Joseph !!!!!!!! FRANCE //////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////// TANK YOU !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
@Steamclips
@Steamclips 2 года назад
Merci Martine vos aimables commentaires sont très appréciés. Sinceres salutations, Alan
@jeaniehoney1422
@jeaniehoney1422 2 месяца назад
Bro that sounds so sped up
@Edwardtheblue2
@Edwardtheblue2 3 года назад
2:24 that one is sped up 🤦
@sithlordofoz
@sithlordofoz Год назад
Well the footage of City of Truro makes it less plausible to have happened. Just doesn't look realistic at all.
@user-pu8eq9fj3m
@user-pu8eq9fj3m 3 месяца назад
I can't count mallard carts he was so fast
@Steamclips
@Steamclips 3 месяца назад
I will post an even faster train on April 1st. !
@stuartrooksby5760
@stuartrooksby5760 Год назад
Misleading title and sped-up video.
@logotrikes
@logotrikes Год назад
Not really Stuart. Each segment shows what speed each locomotive actually achieved back in the day. None, other than new-build Tornado are capable or allowed to do those speeds today, so the only way we can see this is by Alan's demonstration. This is the entire point of the video, and Alan makes this very clear...
@kumoni13025gwoon
@kumoni13025gwoon Год назад
Stop spinning fast ❗️
@thegamingpikachu8885
@thegamingpikachu8885 Год назад
Why is it all sped up footage? Can we see them travelling at 100 mph realistically...and not sped up footage... >:(
@Steamclips
@Steamclips Год назад
Unfortunately you cannot as the speed limit for steam locomotives in the U.K. is 75 mph.
@logotrikes
@logotrikes Год назад
Each locomotive shown actually did achieve 100mph plus back in the day. Can't be done nowadays but Alan demonstrated the effect beautifully. Lots of posters seem to have a problem with the concept..
@chiefstain
@chiefstain Год назад
Someone else do the math
@chiefstain
@chiefstain Год назад
It would however look similar to this. The future of preservation is in the form of the younger generation. Don't conjurer up the image of greater speed
@acptelford1307
@acptelford1307 3 года назад
Shame you sped it up
@lukeslocomotives
@lukeslocomotives 3 года назад
Well we cant see them at these speeds otherwise
@logotrikes
@logotrikes Год назад
That's the entire point of the video, to show the speed each locomotive actually achieved back in the day. A demonstration only...
@julianfranck6425
@julianfranck6425 2 года назад
Shame many of these videos have been speeded up to simulate a higher speed
@Steamclips
@Steamclips 2 года назад
Hi and thank you for your comment. As the current maximum speed for a steam loco on the National Network is 75m.p.h., the only way to demonstrate historical maximum speeds is to simulate them. Maybe this is more in your line?: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-VuhSaClmDw0.html there is no speeding up here.
@logotrikes
@logotrikes Год назад
All videos were speeded up to demonstrate the official speed each locomotive actually achieved back in the day. Many posters seem to be unaware that this is the entire point of the video....
@divineknowledge4607
@divineknowledge4607 3 года назад
They look to be moving so slow until they are on top of you, which is why so many potato heads get hit and killed by them every year.
@Steamclips
@Steamclips 3 года назад
Hi and thank you for your interesting and very much valued remarks. Not only do they look slow from a distance but they are silent until it is too late! and unless you know what it means, even "singing" rails are no warning to some. Thank you for making such a good point. Regards, Alan
@christianwolstencroft3431
@christianwolstencroft3431 2 месяца назад
These aren't genuine. They're SPAM videos which people have increased the speed of playback on to give the appearance of the train travelling faster. Look at the speed of other things in the clips (people moving, vehicles, wind blowing trees and bushes etc).😡
@TrevorMcGregger
@TrevorMcGregger Месяц назад
It says that these videos are sped up in the description to simulate what it must’ve looked like, he is not saying the trains actually rain at these speeds in the clips.
@diegolafuente2308
@diegolafuente2308 3 года назад
They are not real time videos. Benny Hill show.
@eastengines3875
@eastengines3875 2 года назад
Tbh I’m pretty sure this do be sped up and there is no footage of city of Turo at 102mph and no engine has gone faster than 101mph in modern day, not to be an idiotic sounding person this is clearly fake.
@hugothomas1199
@hugothomas1199 2 года назад
Yes true
@Steamclips
@Steamclips 2 года назад
Hi and thank you for your comment. It seems that you have not bothered to read either the intro to each clip or the description. Best to do this before you critisise a video next time.
@hugothomas1199
@hugothomas1199 2 года назад
@@Steamclips maybe you should not put the title as “UK’s 100+ m.p.h Steam Trains at full speed” Maybe you should put it as “UK’s 100+ m.p.h Steam Trains sped up to full speed of 20th century”
@logotrikes
@logotrikes Год назад
No, it isn't fake. Alan is demonstrating the top speed each locomotive actually achieved back in the day. Can't be done nowadays so Alan is showing us via speeding up the video to show the EXACT speed each locomotive achieved. Great demonstration and the entire point of the video....
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