i do agree with andy watson that the ROYAL SCOT is one of the most handsome steam locomotives that is preserved today ,infact i prefer the style of her better than i do the flying scotsman.
Now she's been sold, will she keep this livery? I know what it reminds me of now: The Rev. Awdrey's Skarloey Railway (as in the books, and on the Talyllyn.)
i am sure when i stood on the footplate at butlins the scot was more of a maroon which i thought a lot better than this colour that makes it look like a post office red post box its too bright
It's not so obvious at higher speeds, but going slowly it sounds quite off-beat to me. Does anyone else agree? I know it was a rush job to get her going, but I hope the valve gear can be adjusted to get her running better. However, if this is the first time it's run then that's not bad at all. I'll look forward to seeing it again.
The high pressure prototype Fury was rebuilt in 1935 in CRIMSON LAKE livery ( i.e. a deep colour ! ) . During and after WW2 Engines were in lined black as you'd a clapped out railway and engines ; without the resources to keep engines clean in fancy liveries . 46115 did run in the 70's in lined black and it looked very smart .I'm Sorry but that engine in the video looks a bit silly ?
I've checked up on this - it's down to David Ward at Bressingham , his attitude is that's how it's been for years and I'll paint it yellow or purple if I want , at least it's not a museum exhibit .
Yes, apparently he said he "wanted it as close to original 1927 condition as possible". Well, seeing that it wasn't built (rebuilt, if you want to stick to the LMS attempt to get round the accountants) until 1950, I think they'd need to be Time Lords to be able to do that.
I'm sure my colleague would be most offended to hear you say that. At the end of the day it was a management decision, Royal Scot has worn that colour scheme since she was first preserved (By Sir Billy Butlin) so it could be argued that she has worn that livery for far longer than the BR black.
am sure when i stood on the footplate at butlins the scot was more of a maroon which i thought a lot better than this colour that makes it look like a post office red post box its too bright
The tender was only painted last weekend and there was no time to letter in time to meet its deadline, of running on a hertiage railway by Mar 31 to obtain its funding
I was behind it from Williton to Washford on this trip ( I'm on the opposite bank videoing it leave Washford). I'll be posting action from behind it on the 1110 train up Washford bank soon. Excellent stuff!
Una preciosidad....
chachiguay100 1 year ago
As far as I know it is not main line and may be still at Crewe Works having further work done
CliveRita 1 year ago
@CliveRita Last I saw of it was at Crewe, next to Oliver Cromwell.
kingmush3602 1 year ago
is she going to be mainline registered
gm66power 1 year ago
i do agree with andy watson that the ROYAL SCOT is one of the most handsome steam locomotives that is preserved today ,infact i prefer the style of her better than i do the flying scotsman.
robbybobby01 1 year ago
Great Video, 5 Stars!
60103Henry 1 year ago
at 6.10 I like how the driver is waiting to see if the level crossing booms come down and function properly,
so you have to be careful with track detection equipment and signals with these trains?
gmspeedfreak 2 years ago
Now she's been sold, will she keep this livery? I know what it reminds me of now: The Rev. Awdrey's Skarloey Railway (as in the books, and on the Talyllyn.)
AndreiTupolev 2 years ago
i am sure when i stood on the footplate at butlins the scot was more of a maroon which i thought a lot better than this colour that makes it look like a post office red post box its too bright
robbybobby01 2 years ago
Thanks for a very good and enjyable video
locogrib22 2 years ago
That is one of the most beautiful steam locomotives I've ever laid my eyes on.
Good show.
andywatson55 2 years ago
It's not so obvious at higher speeds, but going slowly it sounds quite off-beat to me. Does anyone else agree? I know it was a rush job to get her going, but I hope the valve gear can be adjusted to get her running better. However, if this is the first time it's run then that's not bad at all. I'll look forward to seeing it again.
RexLancaster 2 years ago
Some great shots here! 5* Thanks for sharing - Mike
NN2Blue 2 years ago
livery is all wrong - should be in lined pre war black - that would suit it a lot better
squeakyadam 2 years ago
Yes, that would be a great livery, as there's already a BR green Scot, and the rebuilds never carried maroon (or even this kind of pinkish-red.)
AndreiTupolev 2 years ago
The high pressure prototype Fury was rebuilt in 1935 in CRIMSON LAKE livery ( i.e. a deep colour ! ) . During and after WW2 Engines were in lined black as you'd a clapped out railway and engines ; without the resources to keep engines clean in fancy liveries . 46115 did run in the 70's in lined black and it looked very smart .I'm Sorry but that engine in the video looks a bit silly ?
squeakyadam 2 years ago
I've checked up on this - it's down to David Ward at Bressingham , his attitude is that's how it's been for years and I'll paint it yellow or purple if I want , at least it's not a museum exhibit .
squeakyadam 2 years ago
Yes, apparently he said he "wanted it as close to original 1927 condition as possible". Well, seeing that it wasn't built (rebuilt, if you want to stick to the LMS attempt to get round the accountants) until 1950, I think they'd need to be Time Lords to be able to do that.
AndreiTupolev 2 years ago
some strange paint - I believe some people were quite shocked when they took the lid off the paint can .
squeakyadam 2 years ago 2
lol, im a train and a doctor who fan too :D
Ashman595 2 years ago
I'm sure my colleague would be most offended to hear you say that. At the end of the day it was a management decision, Royal Scot has worn that colour scheme since she was first preserved (By Sir Billy Butlin) so it could be argued that she has worn that livery for far longer than the BR black.
maesfforddfilmunit 2 years ago
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am sure when i stood on the footplate at butlins the scot was more of a maroon which i thought a lot better than this colour that makes it look like a post office red post box its too bright
robbybobby01 2 years ago
@squeakyadam lol, a Purple Scot...that would be interesting.
ronthecyborg 1 year ago
What a fine locomotive! Thanks for some fine video shots!
ADMIRALSCORNER 2 years ago
The tender was only painted last weekend and there was no time to letter in time to meet its deadline, of running on a hertiage railway by Mar 31 to obtain its funding
CliveRita 2 years ago
why are the markings missing on the tender> just asking
34002salisbury 2 years ago
I was behind it from Williton to Washford on this trip ( I'm on the opposite bank videoing it leave Washford). I'll be posting action from behind it on the 1110 train up Washford bank soon. Excellent stuff!
TimHall42 2 years ago
Brillant good to see her back in steam
realsteam123 2 years ago