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And now for something completely different! Really liked that, great format and filming! All the best... Steve

Lovely engines, nice to see the young taking an interest.

Thats not Mayflower

Great video! I've subscribed!

It would have been good if there was subtitles of the manufactures of the full size ones ,and what scale the smaller ones were and which manufacturer they represented.

Always a bonus not to get bowled when filming opposite the running line. But, I prefer NOT to film at stations and one of the reasons was made clear in your video. Here are some tips. Get there before anyone else and pick the best spot for your needs. Take a step up or step ladder. Politely ask that anyone who arrives later than you and chooses to stand very close should be quiet during the experience (still camera operators need reminding of this because they don't usually think about sound). Enjoy the shared social atmosphere before and after the event

I used to video class 50s before the fomo and everybody was running about taking photos And railway staff wearing hi-viz jackets leapfrogging me up the platform I've tried the steam scene but it's too hectic These days I watch someone else's video, good luck everyone

Worse happened to me many years ago when videoing the Rail 150 Cavalcade at Stockton. I had stood for hours in order to get a good location when part way through someone stood directly in front of me. At one point he turned enough for his face to be visible. A colleague, also a rail enthusiast, asked to borrow the film, the next day he informed me thatvthe offending person was his brother the rail photographer Eric Oldham! Eric apologised.

A great video of steam in the English weather!

at least Camera #3 has got the best bit.

I wish the trains had been as busy as the busses to keep this great event on the calendar. First time I have been to this and really enjoyed it

Long way to go to have eomeone thoughtlessly stand in front of you. Occupational hazard unfortunately. At leadt you werent bombed as well. Impressive lightning just added to the atmosphere. Seems you csn still laugh, and that's good. Results were not that bad considering the conditions. Thanks for sharing. 👍👍👍

The last clip was OK - idiots like the one in the first clip are why I'm trying to find alternative non-station places to film.

There is always one , with the brains of a rocking horse . Just didn’t think about his actions . It is so disappointing when that happens. Glad you at least got to sort of see & film it . Despite issues you encountered .

Adds an atmospheric look to that great locomotive that is the Flying Scotsman

Well at least another train didn't come on the other track and block your view!

Hi, can I take a screen grab? Credited ofc ?

I notice they said John Deere was an American built tractor but only recently they might be American built but most of them have yanmar engines from Osaka, Japan. I know because I have one

Best buses the hop on and off also the rest of the west Midlands and Midland Red buses 🚌 perfect 👌 rides on them. Great 👍

Very good video, well put together, thanks for sharing 👍

Some expert photography there....the locations were well thought-out. Thoroughly enoyable.

Let's see that baby cruise across the floor!!

❤ Nice view…

One of the great names of coaching!

at least you were out there trying

Useless video

Always a great treat. Joe 😊

Main thing is that we saw the Brush Type 4 every time :)

Good thing you had the second camera. Nice filming.

I would always advise people to film from a bridge if possible. I pulled in to a packed Wool station on the Dn about 20 years ago with a 5 car Pig (442). As soon as I stopped I heard whistles for the 3 foot crossings close to the station on the Up. My train completely bowled Oliver Cromwell.

Still Amazing. Well made and a fantastic train. Greetings Joe 😊

Nice spot there in Bradwell,often take my grandson there.

Well you got both engines on both cameras, lol, just the bit in the middle thats missing. Great ladt shot too 👍👍👍👍

I always check the timetable, but things can still go wrong on a busy line, so it often pays to film alongside the track on which the train is running. You can to a certain extent plan for the trains passing, but I have found that the worst problems have been with people getting in the way or talking alongside you, thus ruining the audio. You got a great shot from the station platform, but I was thinking, any moment now a photographer is going to jump in front of the camcorder!

That’s like being clean bowled, stumped and caught simultaneously!!

I knew what would happen when I saw you were on the opposite side of the track, a risky position on a busy line. All railway videographers get bowled, mine was at Berkswell while filming Duchess of Sutherland. Your Bletchley shot was great

Happens to us all mate.

Its annoying when you get "bowled". Glad you got it in the end 😊

Sod's Law 🙄

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Fantastic to hear that Steam Engine full bore! Brings tears to the eyes of an old man!

Sorry to see what happened in the morning but glad you got the return. I saw her at Chester.

Brilliant video, really enjoyed so thank's for showing, i have a soft spot for SNG as i was lucky enough to walk through the tender and ride on the footplate for a few miles at NYMR, i have subscribed to you...Mal

You can never trust LNW to do anything right!!

I feel your pain video bomb

Some great camera angles there 👍😃. I particularly liked your use of the puddles to good effect and the last shot from close to the ground and near the edge of the platform 🤩

Great video! I saw 60007 at Kings Langley.

Driven for 2 of the companies in this vid and good chance Ive driven one of the coaches

Traction Engine Tractor 🚜 Whistle 😊

Why do you feel the need for the music