O Guage Steam Expresses on a Model Railway.

Two O Guage Steam Express tains pass on a intermedate Mainline station.
The Train on the Up-line is a BR/SR Schools Class with a rake of Blood & Custard Coaches.
The Train on the Down-line is BR/S&DJR/LMS 7F with a rake of Maroon Coaches.
Sorry for the long period of Empty Mainline after the trains, its hard Driving, Signaling and Filming at once.
Enjoy!!

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• Grange
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• Down-line

[dazxy2001]

must make for interesting running when theres loads of things going on at once, love the signal bells and the lever frames in some of the other videos

[GreatRailwayJourneys]

Their can be up to 11 trains running at once on different sections, so filming, driving and signalling can be diffcult (Especially when operating the middle station.)

Glad you enjoyed it.

[piperpilot]

What is that ringing , is it a model version of the bell communicator thing that signalman have.

[GreatRailwayJourneys]

Their Bells from LMS / LNWR Signal Boxes that where once used on the West Coast Mainline throughout the 40's and 50's

[arthurfanatic]

Hmm..., judging by the Fowler tender, it's actually an S&DJR Fowler 7F 2-8-0, built for the S&DJR lines, later working for the LMS later the London Midland Region of British Railways. I just thought you should know.

[GreatRailwayJourneys]

Brilliant, thanks for the Info will change it soon.

[dansrailways1]

this is a reel hidden gem. I am a signalman on a miniature railway in Norfolk and i use bock instruments a lot. this is what i always wanted to build with the working block instruments and now i am but in 7 1/4. i there any chance of being able to see the railway some time.