How Pendon manages its trains

An overview of some of the important issues that need to be managed to run Pendon's trains successfully.
Pendon Museum in Oxfordshire preserves the idyllic rural scene and transport of the 1920s and 30s in a miniature form. We provide an enjoyable and informative experience for family groups; for those interested in all disciplines of modelling; and for those interested in 20th Century rural England, its buildings and its railways.

[@peterthomas2013]

Thank-you for making this video.

[@rhiwderinraytube]

Many thanks! It would be interesting to see how Pendon maintains its fleet and also how it controls trains.

[@donniblanco5239]

GWR Always my favourite, and this Train Typifies the reason why - Having a Keen interest on the History of Logistics Management and Transportation, I have several examples of these Wonderful Wagons/Carriages in my Collection - This Unique Consist has Character and Charm in Abundance, all dipped in Chocolate and Cream. Many Thanks 🙏🏻👍🏻

[@dac3uk]

I used to visit Pendon in the early 1970's when as I recall, some of the coaching stock had interior lights. A 'dark run' was always a standard demonstration on the Dartmoor line.

[@andymacc]

Brilliant

[@JAMESDEMU-RailwayModeller]

Very interesting to see the lengths you all go to in attempting to operate trains as accurately as possible on the model.

[@enderwarrior6792]

I know Colin! Always talking about a brass 2800 class now I know why

[@Northerner_Transport_Hub]

Do you have a fiddle yard where you organize the trains or do you just run the same trains for a month or two?

[@jakeandfriends3554]

Were can I get a newspaper wagons

[@steveskinner2793]

Great little video, shame about the SPADs. Spoiled the effect for me.