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  • River

    I come from Hythe and this train ran at the bottom of my grandmothers garden so as a by I played on the track !

    Warm regards

    Richard

  • @spannerworks1 Richard

    That's one railway you could play on fairly safely l think!

    Warm regards,River

  • @AG3304

    Yes you could say that - I used to go to Brockhill Boys ( then Boys only !) and walk home along the line and then pop in the back garden vis the railway.

    Regards

    Richard

  • @spannerworks1 A convenient short cut!

    Regards,River

  • From what I know the Plywood is a replica of the original metal armor.

  • @exveefan That sounds right.Much easier to move the train about too,as it's lighter.

  • Armored plywood?!! ROFL!!!!

  • @Madness832 lt certainly looked that way.l expect they used metal during the war,but you never know!

  • thanks, whenever I think of trains I think of july vacations and grandpa he had tracks running 3 yards from his front door. I got used to sleeping with horns, whistles, and wheels at midnight.

  • @elad463 lt's a bit like that here,as l live only a short distance from the railway.

  • Nice Video, i actually don't know nothing about them little steam engines or nothing at all about that little armored train, but its good to learn something new

  • @crazymanlargemarge Thanks,the little armoured train's a laugh!

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