I subscribed because of the Oh, Mr Porter videos.
01276 you have good taste!

Good to see the 5 locos, I've posted my comments on the video, I was one of the BR Crew members on both movement days, I can tell you the stories along with the locomotives in use and still have my paperwork somewhere. Have you any more steam about 1990 and 1992 as I was involved with a lot of the movements on the western at that time. Dave.

Great channel Great videos ..Great work thanks sean

A impressive channel, found you via Doug, as he helps me with my videos posted on his forums..

The Mad Bomber.

The Evercreech junction videos you have uploaded are real gems.I first watched these when they were part of the same late night Television,
on the BBC just prior to them shutting down for the night.The last time I
watched them was 1985,I have looked everywhere for this film and I was
stunned when I came across it last Sunday.I can not tell you how pleased I was.I also like you Class 40 vids as these were always one of my favourite diesel types along with the Deltics and Westerns ETC.I am a
great fan of your work so please keep turning them out,once again cheers for the Evercreech junction documentary.

I really like your video's! in the movie, The Train, how many steam engines did they destroy? Were they rebult or scrapped? Sorry, I just love steamers and Id think it would be kind of waste to destroy engines like those unless they were set for scrap or going to be rebuilt.

what should i record my track with on trainz 2006

thanks for all your help on my london underground track! iv got the stations and track now. il be postin some of my own vids of it soon. thanks again!

Thanks for posting that Up The Junction 1965 intro. I have been looking for a copy of that show for over 25 years now! any chance of me getting hold of a copy? If so, let me know the terms.
I love your postings. I am a transplant from Birmingham and miss the trains more than anything else.

yes, 777fred | 23 June 2007 you do have more videos on
your site. 01276 is more varied and unique with some fascinating archive footage that I'm sure has taken many hours of difficult editing.