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Brilliant job!

Will this be running this year I’m often at the mid Hants line ,I’d love to record some sound of this for my layout

I like the fireman in a white shirt :)) It's a heritage railway (speed no more than 25 mph)!

Benny Hill helping the fireman!

I would love to see 34058 Sir Frederick Pile in working order one day. Hopefully, it will be mainline certified

When will 34058 Sir Frederick Pile be in working order?

Will 34058 Sir Frederick Pile be mainline certified?

Is this rail line along the Loch Ness? Across the body of water are some mountains; I feel like those are the Scotland Highlands.

Very enjoyable video. Must say, "The English Steam locomotives are very nice looking locomotives".

My late uncle used to work on the station here(not sure if he was the station master),and I would loved to have seen him at work. That was in the late 60s early 70s xx

You have a pleased look on your face Martin.

That will be a very very useful loco..for the Mid Hants..Powerful enough for their work.

Awkward

Love that you’ve used RML2699 as the main picture. Many Thanks to Go Coach for allowing me to take their bus to ImberBus

Very glad this gets reenacted. Very interesting time in English history thats underrated

Sad to see the state some of them got left in, beautiful trains they don't mnake trains that look like that anymore

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Cool

Having walked along what is now a pedestrianised area, it was very interesting seeing it in use as a railway - thank you!

I would love to see 34058 Sir Frederick Pile in steam someday when he is restored from scrapyard condition to his rebuilt condition and I would love to see him run on the mainline network in the UK.

When will 34058 Sir Frederick Pile be in steam?

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great video,nice to see loco in action at night

2:18 ratcliffe power station nice video keep it up 👍

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That’s all Manston give it back to Swanage when you’re finish with Manston

To think, there are enough Bulleid Pacific's surviving today, that if all restored, could easily run main line trains services from Waterloo to Exeter and Bournemouth again!

I also made a video on my RUclips channel of the Thumper heading into Alresford to commemorate the 50th anniversary of the closure of the Watercress Line. In fact, you can see me at 8:58 standing next to my father, admiring this moment.

What happened to the fireman side regulator handle. Poor camera work too

One of the finest sounds in the world is that of a black 5 working hard. We have 45428 at the NYMR . The sound of her pulling up the 1 in 49 from grosmont to gothland is stunning. The sound of the whistle echoing across the moors makes the hairs on the back of your neck stand on end.

Even though, it is preserved, it still has to be restored for future mainline operations

The UK is the envy of many countries that are trying to preserve their railway history In my country it is extremely difficult to bring a locomotive back to steam a lot of government interference to go through yet you have so many people involved in the restoration of steam locomotives good on you mate

Can't thank all of the people who band together to save these locos and rolling stock for heritage railways. Bless you all ❤😊

Personally I have always thought that the "rebuilt" version looked much better. The so called stream lining was a fiasco and helped by 0% at best. Merchant Navy Class, Battle of Britain Class and West Country Class please explain which is which. I know each had different weight and boiler sizes but help.

Good channel, I subscribed as your 1000 Sub!

i have been to the yard at sellindge many times i can confirm this loco will be sat there with all the other coaches and other locos rotting away in the middle of the scrapyard

Thanks to Mike V for saving her and his donating to MHRly. May he RIP in the knowledge of an assured future for his loco, at last. Richard T.

Best wishes for the project!

One step closer to being restored

Great video

Great to see another Bulleid Pacific on its way back to life! 😍What is the estimated timeframe for her/his return to steam?

well done lads

Hopefully they will restore her to working order

He lived near Cottered in Herts and was quite a character. I used to work for him and his wife as plumber .

i trust the wheel lathe guaged the tyres correctly then no problem riding points and curves

This is good news

I salute those guys , brave brave men.

I recognise the OO Bilteezi Scats Warehouse card kit in the background.