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Uploaded by on Jan 31, 2008

A film by the LMS Railway or why steam trains died out.

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  • thank you so much for sharing this

  • thats the baffle plate, it is used to protect the crown from cold air andalso the tube plate from cold air.

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  • ... watch out for the time and motion inspector !

  • 6170- one of the LMS's newest express engines hauling what looks like some of its oldest mainline stock! Not a buckeye coupling in sight- wooden bodied carriages. 6170 had a different cab to the original Royal Scots-two windows rather than one with a cut out and handrail.

  • you don't get trains treated this well now.

  • Wonderful

  • anyone know roughly how long it would acctually take to turn an engine in those days?

  • Back in the good old days when Britain truly was great,before we sold it all down the river : (

  • 4:33 - That's the work I used to do on the Bluebell Railway and the Lavender Line.

  • Truly Dickensian working conditions.

    Thanks for making this fascinating film available.

  • I love the part where they've recorded someone singing.

  • The hammering gets on your wick on the sound effects track, other than that this is a brilliant piece of history. Thanks for posting!

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