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A great review of our 009 village range. Many thanks

Good to see you in front the camera again, sir!

Great to see this in action only ever seen it in the roundhouse.

Very Good. How do you like the Rheidol line ? All seems well kept.

Ha, they look like lovely engines. They really fit in well!

Another great video

Hey, great video m8!

Funny railcar 👍🏻

I love statfold

Beautiful video 👍🏻

My garden is too small. How about yours ? Tempted ?

Sir Haydn: Who are you!??!?! No. 10: I’m you… but from the future

Very Nice Work Bro... Thanks

I have no favourite channels but if I would have a favourite this Chanel would be it

Great entertainment 👍

See I cant do models

You dont like standard gauge only narrow gauge

My grandson loved seeing the narrow gauge running. He's hoping to get some more work done to his 009 layout this weekend 🙂👍

Great video. I am interested in the provenance of the locos and rolling stock. I am currently building a model of 4415 and just wondered who produced the one in rhe video.

amazing

Good stuff as ever. Have you considered doing sound files - if you are this good at editing. Sven at Tramfabriek does his own so maybe it's do-able

Excellent sound its like being right next to the trains.

WOW, Very NICE LAYOUTS ! Thanks for Sharing !😊

So technically we have Four Falcon type locomotives in one place. ^ ^ But great to see the pair together

It would make sense if preserved railways had some battery electric shunters/bankers

It used to run behind my brothers old house (Pandy )

Great video. Superbly filmed and professionally produced. Well done and many thanks I really enjoyed it.

Very enjoyable video. I just enjoyed watching this with my grandson. He's just posted an update on his 009 layout ... Cheers James 🙂👍

Fantastic footage. So sorry I didn't see you.

Lovely! Thanks for posting!

It's looking very good

@FortheLoveofSteam 1:25 A CABOOSE! With a CUPOLA! THAT'S not a brakevan! I looked up "brake vans with cupolas" to see if there were any I hadn't heard of. Didn't find anything. I also tried to read the words on the side as it went by. No luck. By the way, when you wind up these engines, do they have a brake that keeps them from moving when wound? How long do they run for before you need to rewind them? How hard is it to synchronize two engines?

That's coming along nicely and is looking good. It's great to hear your future plans for the layout, we are looking forward to following your progress. My grandson has just about got all of the track down on his 009 layout. Hopefully, he'll be uploading a part 3 update on his Dylington Model Railway channel soon. On another point, I'm going to be building a 009 layout myself in the near future. I don't know whether he'll be filming that. He's just posted a stop-motion video called The Postman filmed on our layout Dylington... Cheers James 🙂👍

Phase 01 Part 04

I live in Corris village ..love to hear the engine and whistle when she’s running..

A very original take! Did you compose the music yourself?

11:07 is that the fat controller in his top hat dashing into the signal box 😂

Awesome to see, being played with as they were built to be. Have a few of these myself in the states, love running them as they're powerful little things and fast!

Beautiful steamvideo with interesting locomotives 👍🏻

What if Dougal Was Appear In Thomas & Friends And Then He Would Been Visitor Of Skarloey Railway Because He Would Been Voiced By Derek McGrath In USA Dub Of Thomas & Friends

I don't see any coal so how are these things fired up to create steam ?

I still think this is one of the most impressive steam videos out there. The Ladies are wonderful machines. I love them so much that I built a quarter scale version.

Beautiful locos. Wish i could go there.

I discovered this wonderful layout in Model Railway Journal 302 and am excited to see your film of it. (I’m in Canada and with the delay in shipping issue 302 is the most current copy and I’ve just picked up the magazine on the weekend. ) The scene here looks just wonderful. What a delight to see it in operation. -chris

My grandson is going to enjoy watching this. He's uploaded the first video documenting the start of his 009 build, where he is talking about the buildings he's making. That was an enjoyable video....cheers James 🙂👍

This was taken the day after I was born

What a lovely little model railway! Tha ks for uploading!

That looks like a nice loco to me. We wouldn't have a problem with the compromises. We've enjoyed watching your review. My grandson (12) has recently acquired small england loco Princess, and he's about to start building his own 009 layout. He's intending to film his progress for his Dylington Model Railway channel as an occasional series. I expected it will be slow progress due to school and will only be worked on at weekends and school holidays when he stays with us. He's been doing some filming for it, but I guess the first video may cover the houses he's been building, as he's not put down any track yet. Keep a look out for the first episode, possibly this weekend... Cheers James 🙂👍

Awesome

The only time you really saw the difference between Small and Large England's was back in the early days of the Ffestiniog railway. The first four locomotives Princess, Prince, Mountaineer and Palmerston were smaller with square water tanks and no cabs. They later had iron weights put on the top of the tanks and boiler to improve traction. Then later Welsh Pony and Little Giant arrived and with the exception of a cab, looked like they do today. They were a big step up from the Small's and over time the small England's were rebuilt with the round top tanks and cabs and looked just like the large England's. Till the Double Fairley "Little Wonder" arrived they were the mainstay of the line. Still impressive that 4/6 survived and they are making a replica Mountaineer to look as originally built.