Triang Jinties Return! Post-Service Fun and Run with Cab & Brake Van Rides
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- čas přidán 5. 05. 2024
- Experience the delightful sights and sounds of classic Tri-ang Jinty locomotives in action!
This fun video from Model Railways Unlimited showcases two meticulously serviced Jinties, 47608 and 47606, as they zip through the tracks with various Tri-ang and Hornby wagons.
Enjoy unique perspectives with exciting ride-on camera footage, capturing the essence of model train operation. Hear the satisfying hum of the X04 motors and relish the charm of these timeless locomotives.
The video also features close-up views of the wagons and a glimpse of a classic Tri-ang passenger train. Whether you're a seasoned enthusiast or just discovering the joy of model railways, this video is sure to bring a smile to your face.
Links to featured wagons and coaches can be found in the video description.
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Love your Tri-ang wagons and coaches. Love the Jinties too. Great camara work on board the trains. You have a small layout and yet a big one with all the different trains and scenic backdrops you have. Another thing you have and I believe it's huge for model railways and that is imagination. I know it was huge for many years back when I had a model railway. Bill and Janet from California
Aww thanks so very much, you are too kind honestly 😊
I had one of those dropside trucks as a lad! Happy memories! Thank you.
Lovely, glad you enjoyed 😊
love the sound of those motors...
Great isn't it :)
Hello Mike, from down-under, NZ. Thank-you for producing a reviting video of these brilliant sounding engines. You're abs right no background music needed as the sound they make is just fantastic as they are. I'm gradually turning my thinking from larger locos, (2-6-4s etc), back to what I had as a kid, namely that same humble little red engine and trusty old Tri-ang black class 08. Can't beat em! Keep up the great work Mike. Thanks very much, Greg
Hey Greg thank you very much indeed. They are inspirational for sure 😊
Tip top photography Mike.
Fantastic display.😊
Glad you enjoyed it 😁
Much nicer without music. Very nostalgic.
Glad you enjoyed it 😄
Mike great video
I really enjoyed that it makes the hobby fun
Exactly thank you 🙂
Thoroughly enjoyable Mike well done, by the way its not always "all the sunshine down there" we have had the wettest summer and now autumn in all the forty years we have lived here, it rains every flipping day just about take care Stewart
Thanks Stewart 😄 how you doing
Very clever and effective filming. I love the low-level shots, and the long goods train was very impressive. Those Jinties (Jintys) were good old stagers.
Glad you enjoyed it! Ah the spelling, I'm never sure lol
Excellent Stuff Mike, Great to watch. All the best to you
Glad you enjoyed it, how you doing
What a relaxing start to the morning.They run so well and look brilliant with the period stock. Takes me back a while. thanks for the explanation about that distinctive and familiar smell of carbon, You answered a 60 odd year old question. As a kid I always wondered what it was.
So glad you enjoyed and I helped 😄
hello Mike, great video, this is how it should be, these Triang-hornby jinties are great. looks like the real thing with that photography. love the AEC matador wrecker on standby.
Many thanks! So glad you enjoyed it. Agreed 💯 fully
Mike, a joyous trip down memory line!
Remember the Triang 'shorties' Mk1 coaches with much fondness - Colin
Thanks Colin, I have those and plums and custard versions. Lovely happy models
@@ModelRailwaysUnlimited Those I would really like to see running!
Only ever had a Crimson Lake & Cream BTK & CK - needed another BTK to make a 3 Cor coaching set.....
I'm sure they feature in my videos somewhere, I'll have a look and let you know
@@ModelRailwaysUnlimited Drooling in anticipation..... 😃
This is a wonderful video Mike I'm impressed with this 🎉
Most kind my good sir
@@ModelRailwaysUnlimited You're welcome
Yes Mike, the smell I would describe as "Savoury" lol
Lol yes it tangy, oddly the electric room on an ED smells similar
Some nice action Mike, your two old Jintys are running well.
Thanks very much, well worth the service yesterday then
Watching your Jinty exploits motivated me to service my REALLY old example (with flanges far too large to run on modern track), as well as putting another (with slightly smaller flanges) back into running order by cannibalising a third that was unfortunately beyond salvation.
I even serviced a friend's MR Crimson-livered example, which was running very poorly.
Lots of love for this video, Mike: you've put smiles on two East Anglia based modellers with your efforts.
Aww that's great to hear, still running mine despite a pile up of other projects
@@ModelRailwaysUnlimited The essence of the hobby: do a bit here, and then a bit there. Leave another piece for another day. Return to it later. Perhaps.....!
True, it's the video production schedule that's pressing me lol
@@ModelRailwaysUnlimited Be kind to yourself, sir. Take it easy. Your loyal subscribers are a patient lot.
@@stephendavies6949 and exceptionally kind! Thank you 😊🙏
Excellent footage, I particularly like the shots of the loco overtaking the camera. I love the Jinties...I have 5 of them, including a custom made "Super Slow" shunting version using a 1:120 reduction gearbox....flat out it is as slow as a your green LSWR 735 just starting to move lol
Thanks, wow brilliant gear reduction there
nice mike got a jinty for Christmas 1955 i now have at least six and a probably over 50
Wow brilliant, they really are timeless
Hi, does your 1955 example have flanges so big that it cannot run on modern rails?
@@stephendavies6949 hi Stephen, no as I said dad upgraded the wheels early on.
@@ModelRailwaysUnlimited Sorry Mike, that question was for robindow...
@@stephendavies6949 oops half awake reply by me lol
Jinty, give me your answer do,
I'm half crazy over the love of you.
Could you run the DMU in a thunderstorm and pretend his motor has cut out? Surefooted Lydham Manor gets coupled up in front, and gets the passengers to their destination 10 minutes late.
Thanks glad you enjoyed it 😊
Wonderful. I had an M7 that made the same whirring noise as it ran. Rather hypnotic. You could hand a 5 year old a Triang model and not worry about damage within reason. Try that with a modern model! I think I briefly had a jinty at one point? But more recall a black and red American looking thing from Hornby filling in for a S100. I could happily play with that setup for hours. Sorry I mean seriously model for hours... There is a bright yellow 48ds from Hornby available quite reasonably at the moment just begging for a fyffes rebrand. Maybe a future project to shunt your vans? You could probably get away with a label from a banana lol
Also is it me or are there more trees popping up lately on the layout?
Thanks 👍 I agree with and understand all you said. An S100 eh 😊 I've not seen the 48ds. Well observed about the trees, we've gone back in time from the 80s which explains that.
Mike, your amazing back scenes, are they from your own photography or the likes of Gaugemaster? Thx
😊 they are Gaugemaster well spotted
I had one once with smoke, and i think i had a green one from the battle series too?
Lovely stuff 😁
Lovely video that Mike. Character!
How do you get smooth running from the 6 wheel van? I have a rake of Palethorpes vans but can't really enjoy them as there are derailing issues...any advice is welcome!
Ah you are most kind, I swapped out the wheels on the van for three axels that ran well, great care while installing to prevent bending.
Hi Mike, what track are using with the triang trains.
Hi, just standard Hornby with a mix of Hornby and Peco points
"Guardcam". You should copyright/patent it!
Lol, oh yeah good idea 💡