Worlds largest working steam engine in steam Kempton Steam Museum PART TWO what a sight 😱  

Brilliant !!! Most interesting video Matilda 10/10 ❤

Delightful documentary on this incredible machine. You are a broadcaster!

You could see that you made those old boys day and see how happy they were that young people still show a genuine interest in the bygone steam era. 👍

hundreds of tons of dancing metal, the pride and skill they had in those days never stops amazing me

Wow!! Who were the mad geniuses that built things like this??!!. Matilda is the coolest girl in the world for appreciating this stuff!

Timmy Tiddles the little steam engine starts up big steam engine Bertha blockbuster ...

Incredible machine 👍🙂

Hervorragendes Video, die nette Gör war toll. Diese Dampfmaschine war in dem Film: S.O.S. Titanic zu sehen.😍😍😍😍😍👆👆👆👆 Viele Grüsse aus Germany

Amazing,thankyou for taking us along Matilda. Really enjoyed these. 👍x

Love it! Use a small engine to start a bigger engine. The mind boggles at the size of these amazing machines. Thank you😊

real cool video your fan

A marvellous steam Cathedral a tribute to the magnificence of the Industrial Revolution and British quality engineering. Acolytes welcome. Great movie clip Matilda. A vast beast moving with precision grace and raw power.

Incredible engineering from almost 100 years ago! I never knew it existed. What clever people our ancestors were. Thanks for posting the video.

Amazing. To think the many tonnes of iron and steel moving with such precision. And all from the power of a giant kettle 😊.

We need young enthusiasts to take on the mantle and keep our engineering history preserved , maintained and operational..

I like that they have to use a steam engine to start each of the main engines. They are truly gargantuan!! Thanks for showing this.

Very interesting video. That machine reminds me of the vast machines in the film "Metropolis".

Amazing , really impressive to see such enormous pieces of iron and steel moved by steam ,weighing many hundreds of tons I would think .

Wow what a beast of a machine. Thanks for showing us around Matilda 👍😀

Thanks for the cool video. What a neat old engine 👍

Thank you very much for posting. I had been aware of Kempton, but your video of the operation was outstanding and very informative. From an ocean away in the U.S., your look at Kempton is very much appreciated.

I am one of those lucky ones, to see these running in Anger, Pumping Treated Water to London, when it was still Steam.

Beautiful Morgan at the end too.😊❤

Have just watched parts one and two. Thoroughly enjoyed both and well done on creating such interesting and informative coverage of this wonderful installation.

Thank you Matilda. I learnt a lot from your vid and you made me smile too! Brilliant post.

What a fantastic place!!!! It's hard to believe how close the public is permitted to the running machine. If it was here in America the public would be in a different building watching on a TV!!!! Congrats to the Brits for keeping history alive!!! Thanks

Wonderful video... Wow I like it and your beautiful smile😊

Excellent Matilda, again. When they built this it was too large for the railways to cope transporting those weights, so it had to be in sections and assembled on site. They do intend restoring more of the light railway. Great access for you and the staff obviously inspired by your enthusiasm were so helpful. Great camera work again. (Kempton is very close to my home)

Recently found your channel, love your enthusiasm 👍.

🎉Absolutely awesome the size of these engines pure skills in making them keeping them running and it's brilliant that volunteers are operating them, can you imagine the time and effort building these things from the very first piece to the last piece being put together, and many years ago it would have been a lot harder making this I'm totally in ore of the skills involved, well thanks again matilda and mum for your post and take care and be happy 🎉🎉

You put me to shame Matilda, i used to pass it every day to work, and i still live only 15mins away and never been to see those lovely engines, well done you . Clive

Fantastic Matilda, I would love to see it myself but its a long way to swim!😂🇦🇺👍

Good job Matilda shutting that steam engine down! Now get home and wax princess Lol

Fabulous place, would love to see that and work on it, I would need to buy a bigger socket set! 🤣

Impressive bit of metal work! All of it hand made and now maintained by enthusiasts. A very cool bit of industrial history!

Fantastic fantastic video of an unbelievably wonderful machine. I could go on and on!!! I’d be just as excited and happy as you are! My ‘day job’ is an orchestral french horn player. I would absolutely LOVE to play some massively loud piece, Wagner probably, in that space! Beats the opera house hands down

Have been several times, most recently a couple of months ago. That time I took the guided tour, but could only go up one level, I have absolutely no head for heights.

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Another great video, it looks very dangerous all the un-guarded machinery

as beautifull as the engine is look at the building its self iits beautifull as well ???

Wat is The steam engene design for? Pumping Walter?

18:51'' i never took an exam'' . haha great stuff .. are you home educated or parent educated? as it should be done. you don't have the life and soul sucked out of you by the system as i was at your age Great video. God Bless You