Ubiquitous Steam Workhorses - The Yorkshire Dales Model Railway - Black 5 and WD Austerity 

Sheer magic to watch such realism just adds to the enjoyment, no one does it better Lewis, keep on with as many Videos you want to make, I'll be watching, Best Wishes, Colin.

Shout out for seeing your layout used in Accurascale marketing!

I’ve just come back from Yorkshire and had a ride on the NYMR from Pickering to Whitby, then a ride on the Wensleydale Railway from Leyburn to Leeming Bar: grand.

Just like watching the real thing…..brilliant. Keep em coming mate👍

The austerity was just as I remember them, apart from their cranky motions. I remember seeing Black five Glasgow Yeomanry many times too. Wonderful, truly wonderful.❤️

The weathering on that Austerity is genuinely outstanding. Really impressive. 👍

Thanks for sharing your fine "art" of model railroading Lewis. Always a joy and inspiration ! Greetings & all the best, Filip

Noted model railroader Frank Ellison built the Delta Lines in New Orleans, Lousiana, an American O scale model railway. He promulgated the idea that the model railway represented the theater stage, scenery the props, and trains the actors! I am struck by how well you represent that concept in these vids. Your actors come onstage, say their lines, act their parts, and then proceed offstage! The locomotives, of course, are the stars, and have the most prominent parts! Take a bow, writer, producer and director Lewis!

Lewis, Once more a superb video and once more a sheer show of beauty. Well done!!! Fabulous to watch and to enjoy. Thank you for the privilege.

So crisp and clear and real like no AI in sight brilliantly done Lewis

Another winner Lewis ,just to watch a goods in action then a passenger working ,is as it used to be to be . Your videos are really time less ,really like your eye level shots .Keep up the excellent work .😊

Hi Lewis nice to see the work horses doing there stuff, very nice to see a bit of shunting. That was i nice mixed bag the W.D. was pulling great video Lewis thank you.

Hi Lewis, great video, obviously as usual. I do enjoy all the scenery on both layouts, and the way you sync the sounds.

A feast for the eyes , as always

Two of my favourites Mr M! 😊

Another great video Lewis!!! Many thanks again for sharing! Cheerrs Onno.

Lewis.....WOW !!!!!!!!!!!!! What a stunning video, the sound was so realistic. Congrats. Cheers Greg

Another great video

Hi. Another enjoyable video. Thank you.

Hi Lewis from Glasgow thanks again for the video 📹

Very nice - it all really looks the part! 👍

Always a pleasure. Keep it up Lewis

Great to see a new video, epic and beautiful as always! Hope you've been well!!

More i see this layout mate i cant help admire how the canal scene fits compared to the original road. A brilliant idea to change that up. Hope all well Lewis. Great recording and sync skills again.

Excellent video as always 👍

good vid as always on channel nice running of trains thanks lee

As always love your videos! Thats a real nice set of non-gang way coaches. Never really liked the Black 5 but becoming quite a custom to them now must say and looks splendid on your layout :) Tom

Awesome presentation superb weathering and realistic running. Top quality all round.

Superb video!👏👏👏

Stanier Rules!

ten out of ten goodstuff

I've got a WD 2-8-0 too. OOBill did a 4-parter showing how he rebuilt it for me. Did I see your layout in an Accurascale video? Well-deserved recognition if I did. The shot from in front of the canal boat was my favourite location this time.

Fantastic sights and sound

Another fine performance. 👍👍👍

Like the heavily weathered freight engine at the start - that's how they were mostly. My only question would be why no figures seated inside the coaches? You know, it can make a lot of difference. 👍

Lewis, it would appear that five coaches is an ideal passenger train length for your layouts. Do you have standard train lengths for both freight and passenger?

How is the old layout? Is it still going strong? Will you move it at some point to your house or leave it at your folks?