Class 24, 25, 33 and 55 DCC Sound

This latest video shows a quartet of locos running on the railway, with two of them being recent acquisitions - namely the Class 25 and 33. We are currently ballasting the London terminus so are not running trains in that part of the layout until this work has been completed.

The 24, 25 and 33 will be used to haul trains up the branch to Lake End and that is why we were testing them to see how they fared.

As well as ballasting at Sueston, we have also replaced some of the old points with express ones, as can be seen in the video, and we have been working on the scenery under the viaduct and along the other branch line to Saggy Bottom Halt. This is coming along nicely and hopefully soon, we can post a video of this.

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Entertainment

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• DCC
• sound
• hornby
• bachmann
• model railway
• oo gauge
• railway layout

[1964mikem]

Love the box car train, a very good layout, well put together & looks great fun too.

Mike.

[thoscar02]

Hi Mike, Thak you for your comment and I am glad you enjoyed the video. Yes, the layout is a lot of fun to operate and that was always what it was meant to be. All the best to you. Tom.

[itgamer100]

really nice, building my layout, your is so cool, i love the seen

[thoscar02]

Hi itgamer100, Thank you for your nice comment, it is very much appreciated. Good luck with your layout and I hope you will post videos as it progresses. All the best to you.

[itgamer100]

@thoscar02 thanks a lot

[thoscar02]

Yes, I have looked and I have also subscribed. I am impressed, well done to you and keep up the good work!

[itgamer100]

@itgamer100 oh and thanks

[itgamer100]

@thoscar02 i do, check my channle

[samlakes]

Cool, Thanks

[thoscar02]

Hi samlakes, thank you for your interest and the background is actually a series of photographs that I took of Buttermere in the Lake District. I then joined them together in Photoshop (with a bit of fudging) to produce this panorama. It was printed on my inkjet printer, joined together and then laminated and measures, approximately, 3m x 30cm.