Cheddar Iver hauls IOM - 16mm Live Steam

My much modified Iver is running here with an experimental Summerlands Chuffer designed to give a deeper tone from the huge chimney. It is seen at Watercombe on the Summerlands Light Railway where it picks up a rake of Accucraft IOM coaches. The loco is running with single channel 2.4 mhz radio control on the reverser, but it is still a challenge to drive slowly. This film also highlights the work needed on the track before Winter arrives!

Category:

Autos & Vehicles

Tags:

• 16mm
• g scale
• sm32
• garden railways
• garden railroad
• summerlandsteam
• summerlands chuffer
• chuff pipe
• Train G Scale Station Steam

[floamman]

I like the deeper chuff, great video: great composition and trains.

[Summerlandsteam]

@floamman - Thanks for the comment - it's nice to know it's not just me that thinks it's deeper ;-)

Cheers

Chris

[music1radio]

very nice Chris! - the cowcatcher on the front enhances the look of the loco alot.

[Summerlandsteam]

@music1radio - Thanks Keith - that old Roundhouse cowcatcher has sat in my parts box for 20 years and then suddenly it looked right on Iver!

Cheers

Keith

[PineTreeJunction]

Hi Chris, Great chuffs, great camera work and great video! Simply delightful!!!

[Summerlandsteam]

@PineTreeJunction - Thanks Lindsay - glad you enjoyed it! I must admit that the slow station bits were a real struggle, but then you know all about that ;-)

Cheers

Chris

[Summerlandsteam]

@howarth004 - Many thanks for your comments - and yes - trimming back and trackwork are on the list!

Cheers

Chris

[Summerlandsteam]

@DELTA1DSV - Thanks Roy - though I aged quite a bit filming this one - the Iver is a little jumpy even with 2.4 ghz!

Cheers

Chris

[DELTA1DSV]

wow , !!! Great video, cheers Chris

[howarth004]

Ivor`s new chuff sounds very good, exellent production , think a bit of trimming back on the greenery is requied in parts..good one