@vuretne I've never built a loco myself, but I can tell you it's no easy feat. I know kits are available to do so, but probably some research on google would be a good idea first..
@01276 Hi!!! i know this is a old video,however would u know what gauge this train is???. also it doesn't seem to be,a stock mass produced product,i get the impression,that those locomotives were custom made???.
I was looking for this show for ages, god bless youtube and the person who uploaded this and other examples of this total bloody fantastic...words fail me please if anyone has any more eps of this show please ,please upload them.
for the steam engine couldnt you run that by remote control, using a servo's to control throttle, and other regulatory functions. Would be cool to have it pull up to one of those spots to fill the boiler for water refills.
OMGosh I am soooo excited to see a small coal fired boiler though!!! I would give 10 stars but 5 will have to do.
you just set them then watch them go round, they have a cut off valve do they dont run adry, when they run out of steam just fill it up again and start th fire.
I remember the 47 from Model Railway magazine c 1972. It was a "real" diesel electric, i/c engine, generator, transformers and traction motors! If I recall correctly the troublesome bit was finding a driveshaft to take the torque from the high-speed i-c engine to the generator!
bit out on dates for this series it was shown on sundays on bbc1 in early to mid seventies i had the bbc book that accompanied this series complete whith plans for r/c leander class frigate
one thing that i find unrealistic about hornby today is that they never make stations long enough. I've got this mainline station (it's actually a metcalf model) and it doesn't even look long enough to be a station halt
indeed, on my last OO layour i usually ran 7 coach trains and this would have took bout 1.5 meters of platforming! .. so u need a seriously big room to run 12 coaches!
Oh wow!!! I tuned in to this delightful programme religiously in my early teens straight after "Why Don't You?". I bought the accompanying book. If there's more I'd love to see it! Have you got the "Trains and boats and planes" intro? Thanks for posting.
I put in 'Model World Bob'never thinking for a moment anyone would have posted clips from the programme. I loved it and had the book with the plans for a frigate, yacht and glider. It's where I first heard Take Five and I remeber them modelling Horsted Keynes - fantastic nostalgia and thank you for posting. (Do you remember the ultra light rubber-motorer plane flown indoors?)
well the layout apparently went to somebody, who I think was a BBC employee (I may be wrong though). The 47 recently had its engine give up, and Bob Symes friends in Switzerland re-engined it for him, so its still running!
thats neater than hell!
BANDIT9998 1 month ago
Man I love that coal fired LMS pacific!
EastwoodBirds 5 months ago
That could very easily be the most amazing thing i've seen on the internet
ned987 5 months ago
how does it syop
ididi9 1 year ago
@ididi9 You have to walk along side it and turn the regulator down!
01276 1 year ago
ITS HIM! WITH HIS OWN CREATION OF A DIESEL ELECTRIC! look at all the shit thats pumpim out. global warming. HA
Scott7763725272 1 year ago
Hi 01276 my brother want to I create to him a live steam locomotive and I dont know from where I can buy parts to make them...
vuretne 1 year ago
@vuretne I've never built a loco myself, but I can tell you it's no easy feat. I know kits are available to do so, but probably some research on google would be a good idea first..
01276 1 year ago
@01276 Hi!!! i know this is a old video,however would u know what gauge this train is???. also it doesn't seem to be,a stock mass produced product,i get the impression,that those locomotives were custom made???.
myleftnutts 1 year ago
@myleftnutts I'm pretty sure this is gauge one rather than O guage, More info about the gauge 1 if you go to gaugeone.org
Locos are more batch produced than mass, so you can buy ready built live steam locos.
01276 1 year ago
i think thats a black 5. i love those engines
spartan4821 1 year ago
To all those whole have the space and money to model in gauge 1. Think yourselves lucky, you are the priveliged minority!
blaster2012 1 year ago
It loock like the hogwarts express
DKLNTV 1 year ago
Very, very, very nice.
larstog94 1 year ago
Absolutely Incredible
3mta3ko 1 year ago
Very realistic.
Roboman2121 2 years ago
I recently bought a Class 47 which I'm hoping to to model and name after Bob Symes
NewController01 2 years ago
What a beast that Duff is, clags more like a Deltic!
gaz318 2 years ago
very awesome!!
AndrewandMattsVideos 2 years ago
I was looking for this show for ages, god bless youtube and the person who uploaded this and other examples of this total bloody fantastic...words fail me please if anyone has any more eps of this show please ,please upload them.
arlaban11 2 years ago 2
why thank you :)
01276 2 years ago
for the steam engine couldnt you run that by remote control, using a servo's to control throttle, and other regulatory functions. Would be cool to have it pull up to one of those spots to fill the boiler for water refills.
OMGosh I am soooo excited to see a small coal fired boiler though!!! I would give 10 stars but 5 will have to do.
DocterJones 2 years ago
thats awsome, it pulls a lot of cars and go pretty fast, wow
MasterofPuppets343 2 years ago
Cool! But how can you stop the steam-engine?
T0mahawk3r 2 years ago
walk up besides it and turn down/off the regulator
01276 2 years ago
wow
speeedskater 2 years ago
I remember this show as a child and always enjoyed seeing that wonderful models that would appear on the show. If I could I'd give this 10/5.
:)
DocSponk 2 years ago
I remember this show too well
NewController01 2 years ago
Beautiful! Just beautiful!
MusicalElitist1 2 years ago
That class 47 was a frikin' leaf blower!
ludwigviper4468 2 years ago
that was jolly good.....!!
abcmarkooo 2 years ago
i want to make a gardel gauge layout after i have finished my 'N' gauge layout in my room, i hope i have a job by then cos it looks expensive!
mecrazy5 2 years ago
beautiful coaches!
mecrazy5 2 years ago
I have an Electric HO model railway, and it is safe to say, it's just not the same as live steam...
microblah 2 years ago
nothing ever will be...
mecrazy5 2 years ago
Very cool! I bet that live steam has a boatload of power!
spf150 3 years ago
i loved that it was so real
Whizzer1 3 years ago
at 4:35 ud think that was a steam engine
omnibus360 3 years ago
Very awesome never seen a lovely set up like that before!
trainfan761 3 years ago
very very impressive
FPVsean 3 years ago
thats a beautiful railway they had
ludwigviper4468 3 years ago
How do you control the steam engine? do you have to keep putting your fingers in the cabin? or is it done electronically?
streamleazefishhouse 3 years ago
yes live steam means you have to keep putting fingers in cab
01276 3 years ago
that must be anouying to keep running around after a train.
streamleazefishhouse 3 years ago
you just set them then watch them go round, they have a cut off valve do they dont run adry, when they run out of steam just fill it up again and start th fire.
mecrazy5 2 years ago
very good vid i love steam engines
GWRkid 3 years ago
I remember the 47 from Model Railway magazine c 1972. It was a "real" diesel electric, i/c engine, generator, transformers and traction motors! If I recall correctly the troublesome bit was finding a driveshaft to take the torque from the high-speed i-c engine to the generator!
sionisais 3 years ago
GO LIVE STEAM!!! im to scared to get my own lol. boom!!!
TheFatAssCat 3 years ago
I have a big green steam engine and loads of steam comes out it it is so cool!!
doctorstarwars 3 years ago
where could i get some garden railway track and trains like that anyone know a website..................really cool vid
killthemonkey4evr 3 years ago
you must google before asking silly questions
01276 3 years ago
gee thx
killthemonkey4evr 3 years ago
Are you his mother?
streamleazefishhouse 3 years ago
bit out on dates for this series it was shown on sundays on bbc1 in early to mid seventies i had the bbc book that accompanied this series complete whith plans for r/c leander class frigate
wildhorseshadwell 3 years ago
yes indeed, every garden does need one of these!
thesinglesculler 3 years ago
one thing that i find unrealistic about hornby today is that they never make stations long enough. I've got this mainline station (it's actually a metcalf model) and it doesn't even look long enough to be a station halt
therockingmelon 3 years ago
indeed, on my last OO layour i usually ran 7 coach trains and this would have took bout 1.5 meters of platforming! .. so u need a seriously big room to run 12 coaches!
01276 3 years ago
bellissimo bravo
maxazi 4 years ago
Wonderful, thanks a lot for posting.
Tomlan2007 4 years ago
Wonderful, would love that class 47 !!
Thanks for sharing.
music1radio 4 years ago
Oh wow!!! I tuned in to this delightful programme religiously in my early teens straight after "Why Don't You?". I bought the accompanying book. If there's more I'd love to see it! Have you got the "Trains and boats and planes" intro? Thanks for posting.
snoobybun 4 years ago
compare these train with 21st century trains those one look pointless
graffitiandrew 4 years ago
I put in 'Model World Bob'never thinking for a moment anyone would have posted clips from the programme. I loved it and had the book with the plans for a frigate, yacht and glider. It's where I first heard Take Five and I remeber them modelling Horsted Keynes - fantastic nostalgia and thank you for posting. (Do you remember the ultra light rubber-motorer plane flown indoors?)
florhand 4 years ago
Posting more from this series today.. check my profile later today and should be uploaded!
01276 4 years ago
Also posting some clips from the series 'Making Tracks' if anyone remembers that??!
01276 4 years ago
used to like this on saturday mornings in the early 70s any chance of the music intro to the start of the program cheers
fgourlay 4 years ago
Indeed .. its alteady uploaded.. if you look on the end of the "Sacremento railfair 1991" video I included the music at the end
01276 4 years ago
sorry i thought this was model world from the early 70s that used to be on saturday mornings when i was a kid cheers for the reply anyway
fgourlay 4 years ago
Damn!! And I thought that WADA works was up onto something new, with their live diesel locomotives!
Skoda130 4 years ago
Wonderful again- thanks for posting this, and for the chap who gave the update on the Type 4. Glad to hear its still running.
ogwen040 4 years ago
Was that Nicholas driving the Princess Coronation class?
mrbobandfriendsetc 4 years ago
Wow, wirklich wunderschoen. Auch mich fasziniert die Diesel-Elektrische fast am meisten. Beautiful, thanks for posting. From Corfu, Chris
Vassilika1 4 years ago
awesome footage, do you know if anybody sells a diesel like that?
342118 4 years ago
Thank you very much for putting up the clips...Wow...It is hot and steamy ! and lovin' it :)
quark31 4 years ago
Fantastic footage! Seeing that diesel working was a treat! Thanks!
JohnPW22 4 years ago
I'm so glad you posted this, i used to watch this with my dad.
Kev5565 5 years ago
as did I, I had the honour of meeting mr Symes, and discovered the fate of the Horsted Keynes layout, as well as his petrol class 47!!
matthewpeter 4 years ago
So what was the fate? of both! I remember the programmes well and it's good to see this one again
metadyneman 4 years ago
well the layout apparently went to somebody, who I think was a BBC employee (I may be wrong though). The 47 recently had its engine give up, and Bob Symes friends in Switzerland re-engined it for him, so its still running!
matthewpeter 4 years ago
Love it Love it Love it Love it Love it
AllAmericanBoy9 4 years ago