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I agree - a Castle slipping? Never.
TwertonWriter 5 months ago
Sure looks like the loco changes to 5043 mid clip......
TrevorHeath 9 months ago
Continuity is not a great feature of films like these. I doubt whether the producers could have told a Star and a Castle apart! I once saw a film with a train entering a station behind a Bulleid Pacific and pulling up with a King Arthur. The Castle changes too, to 5013 as the train leaves. I suppose the producer asked for some slipping at the start - not very GW!
leeky7 11 months ago
Continuity is not a great feature of films like these. I doubt whether the producers could have told a Star and a Castle apart! I once saw a film with a train entering a station behind a Bulleid Pacific and pulling up with a King Arthur.
leeky7 11 months ago
Get me a time machine at once LOL
burnley5960 1 year ago
yo, this is fuckedup shit but nice shit man
READNATOR90 1 year ago
GREAT vid!!! GWR trains!!!
Yanamation 2 years ago
Great Video, 5 Stars!
60103Henry 2 years ago
2 things ...
You never come onto a train without stopping short and then being called on by the shunter or guard !
Its 5004 Llanstephan Castle - which also featured in the 1949 film "A run for your money" - RIP old Landore girl !
davesgcr 2 years ago
Anyone notice how the Engine that backed on was a Star, but the loco that pulled away and numberplate claerly indicate a Castle ?.
gaz318 2 years ago
or could be he was asked to put on a good show by the chap in charge of the film unit?
sheep21 3 years ago
Charlie (the fireman) should've been shoveling coal and turning the water injectors on while the train was stopped at the station. The best time to add water and coal to a steam locomotive is when it's stopped. This way, the fire will have plenty of coal on the move without it being burned to ashes immediately. And the boiler will have plenty of water on the move.
Driverman2008 3 years ago 4
Although I like LNER steam the most, the Great Western is my second favorite. And this is looks like a great movie!
Driverman2008 3 years ago
MMM castle!
RichardSwayne 3 years ago 2
Also the slipping is more "dramatic" for the film...
stumpytrain 3 years ago 2
All locos slip
caseyjunior 4 years ago 2
I thought GWR locos never slipped ;)
crazyh0rse 4 years ago
Great Video thankyou (5*)
Nightm00ds 4 years ago
excellent bit of fotage there
WakefieldJunction 4 years ago
cracking stuff 5 stars
Owentheguitarist666 4 years ago
Very nice. 5/5
Skarloey123 4 years ago