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James Trains
Добавлен 16 фев 2014
Peak Rail
As I was staying at Center Parcs a mere 1 hour drive away, it felt rude not to tick another heritage railway off the list and in typical James Trains fashion, the weather was constantly changing from heavy wind and rain to a beautiful summers day! The high wind took me by surprise this day so I did not adapt the camera to deal with the noise so apologies for the added wind noise in certain parts of this video.
Peak Rail is a 4.3 mile long, standard gauge heritage railway based on the edge of the Peak District National park, a little way from Chesterfield. It boasts 4 stations: Rowsley South which is the base station with the Engine Sheds, Darley Dale, Matlock Riverside and Matlock. Matlock...
Peak Rail is a 4.3 mile long, standard gauge heritage railway based on the edge of the Peak District National park, a little way from Chesterfield. It boasts 4 stations: Rowsley South which is the base station with the Engine Sheds, Darley Dale, Matlock Riverside and Matlock. Matlock...
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Trainspotting at De Lucy Junction
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Thank you for watching. De Lucy Junction is named after a resident's home in the market town of Diss, Norfolk, UK , and was built by Numpty_pootis_8012 and Glouceswich Junction in 2017 for the residents who may have worked on the railways in the past This layout was taken into the home any time they would go and see one of their relatives. After the residents who showed interest unfortunately p...
W G Bagnall Works No 2542 "Jubilee" at the EARM
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Firstly, I would like to apolgise for the wind noise in this video. On the day of filming, there were gale force winds blowing and the East Anglian Railway Museum location is fairly high up and exposed. Plans are being made to modify the camera for future videos to reduce this additional noise. No prizes for guessing which Thomas the Tank Engine Character this locomotive was presenting as! The ...
Spa Valley Railway
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This was my first dive into Southern Region Heritage Railways and what a delight it was! And the weather could be no more like the typical April showers! This 5.5 mile long railway boasts an impressive array of rolling stock and very picturesque stations! The Spa Valley Railway was operating a push-pull service on the day of visit, meaning a pleasant mix of steam and diesel experiences. The sta...
The Mangapps Railway
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This was one of the more difficult videos to film due to the shear number of artifacts in the museum. Everywhere you looked was railway memorabilia, every corner turned was a new exhibition. From Industrial steam locomotives to London Underground stock; from local goods wagons to Canadian brake vans, this museum has it all. I originally discovered this museum after watching the 2002 TV series "...
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Peterborough Heritage Railway Station and Railworld
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Peterborough Heritage Railway Station and Railworld
Ich mag diese Mini-Anlagen. Das gibt ABO. Genau derselbe "Virus" wie meiner :) Gruß aus Thüringen.
Another banger from James Trains, really enjoyed watching this as it makes a change from watching my shakey smartphone camera recordings sloppily put together that I upload. We all had a rally good time at the fete and I'm glad you did come along to represent the club 😁
@numptypootis8012 Thanks bud, appreciate it, and of course thank you for bringing it along! Hope I gave you enough credit😝
This steam locomotive, Jubilee, was used to represent Percy, am I right? Or I'm confused with another steam engine? Nice video by the way! Greetings from Argentina.
It is indeed, and in fact the coal bunker at the back is completely false. Then No.54 is used for Thomas. Thanks for watching!
I like 257 Squadron it is my favourite locomotive on the Spa Valley Railway.
Hi Laurence! Yes the crew and station staff spoke so highly of it, I think it's their pride and joy! Maybe a bit of favouritism going on🤣
I like the Spa Valley Railway,it is a nice railway.
Good video James :)
Thank you Simon! Great to have positive feedback from my creations!
I can't believe they made the Accurascale barclay a real thing!
I clicked on u not expecting much now u have a new subscriber you have really impressed me with a great video well done
Another lovely video from Brushwood, ill definitely have to visit one day and brijg some of my own engines to keep them busy, very interesting to see some stock ive not seen before because i never knew you had those Gresley suburbans like i do
Thanks mate, next time its out I'll give you a bell. Those were a Christmas gift to myself which I purchased way back in August after riding the similar ones at the North Norfolk Railway, and naturally after seeing yours! It took so long for me to find a suitable occasion to run them that I thought I might aswell wrap them up for a self-gift!🤣
I miss that little railway. I used to live close to it. ❤
Lucky fella! Can imagine hopping on it, out of season when the railway is quiet, for a quick trundle up the line and back!
Great video man! Keep going
OMG the nostalgia flowing in 😊 I always went here as a kid and still do 😅
I can imagine it being to you like Bressingham to me! No matter how many railways you go to, there will always be that 1 that is closest to your heart!❤
What a great little layout. Thanks for sharing
Another brilliant video James, I should come visit there one day it looks like a nice quiet line
Me and my uncle was there the same day as you was there it’s a lovely place to go. Just found the person doing the brake van has a Chanel as well you can see in your video the camera he was using.
It really is, was this your first time visiting aswell? Oh I didnt know that, did you get the youtubers account name, be cool to check him out!
@@jamestrains272 wardle road , you can probably find it under brake van diaries
Thank you for the mention! :) @@thebananacraft7298
@@jamestrains272 ohh yes it was the first time for us and looking forward too going back again too
@@WardleRestorations no problem keep up the good work on your train and brake van both looking really good.
Excellent video, glad you enjoyed your visit! thamk you for the mention to, next HST day is 29th of April if you can make it!
I did indeed! And no thank you for giving me a tour of those beasts! I might just do that!
Nice build and good story/ drama.
Interesting - I lived in Ipswich for years & had no idea of this place! Where is it?
It's in the Old Trolleybus Depot, Cobham Road, sort of south east Ipswich. There is very little outside to recognise it by apart from the sign and the black and white pavement edging outside. Really good day out!
@@jamestrains272 Thank you - I don't live in Ipswich anymore but would visit if I return 👍🙂
Hello @@jamestrains272
Cracking video, excellent shots of a wide range of the locomotives ran over the days!
Cheers Ben! Especially that B1 Class and the 9F right? ;)
@@jamestrains272 Damn straight, best parts of the video in my opinion. Not biased or anything...
Bloody hell James that things been on loan for 7-8 years!
Amazing video James, good returning video too 👍
Cheers Numpty! Police 37 made the video naturally ;)
Oh god how am I gunna recurate that bark
Nice video👍
I can't believe i have more subs then you, you deserve loads man cause this is cool :) 👍
Cheers buddy, appreciate the support, I don't really do any of this for subscribers, purely just a bit of fun and documenting my progression and learning through in the hobby, but still nice for people to show interest. Stay safe!
@@jamestrains272 i will nice talking to you, have a nice day
I have lived a half a mile from the museum for 58 years and never visited it, I ever had my own model railway until last year, I will have to get down there to have a look about.
Wow lucky you! Was about and hour and a half from me, strangely it does have a model railway feel to it with the Thomas style locomotives and the different areas. I also here they have got the railbus up and running so may be visiting again soon!
Nice job and looks good in black. I built mine some years back from the original Airfix boxing, lovely crisp mouldings in hard plastic. I built it in red as per the moulded plastic colour and painted the chevrons on the buffer beams. I need to upgrade the wheels to metal now and add weight as I didnt think of that back in the 90s. Its a lovely kit and looks great on the layout. The hardest part is getting all the cabling correct, I need to add weight to the hook too and will probably try and use some Kadee couplers as I am with most of the wagon kits I am getting back into building as RTR stuff now is just crazy price
Thank you for commenting, the rigging was definitely something to study before even picking up the thread. Really the weights were in place to make it ride my smoothly on the layout, preventing it from hopping and giving it a good solid thud when it goes over points and connectors. As you saw in the video, it wasn't the best at lifting but cosmetically l, I think its a really unique object to have on the layout! Happy modelling and of course, stay safe!
Did you make any modifications to the pug?
No not at all, standard Hornby pug, lovely little thing, but doesn't favour long runs
@@jamestrains272 did you have any problems with it after you unboxed it? I’m planning on getting one of these soon I want to keep some things in mind
@@BMMEC6000 None at all, just keep the wheels and rails really clean and give it a run before attaching it to any load.
@@jamestrains272 how long exactly is the brake in run time?
@@BMMEC6000 I mean, I do it by my own 'recipe' 'as it were, I know the norm is half an hour in both directions, but Ijust listen to it and wait until the sound goes softer, every now and then feel it to see if it's warmed up. That kind of thing, its a locomotive geared for torque rather than speed and distance so goes quite slow at break in speed.
1,505,955... km or miles?
That will be miles, my apologies, as much as I proof read this stuff something always slips through😂
@@jamestrains272 Thanks for clarifying that! :)
Wow, that track has such a carpet of grass around it that it looks like the train just backed itself onto the rails.
Nice video I have subscribe to your channel
My first loco was the W C R red 040
Yeah I'm sure you'll agree its a nice livery, thats the train set I purchased to begin my layout. That locomotive will never be taken out of service, subscribed to your channel aswell, keep the great content up.
@@jamestrains272 cheers I am editing another vid now
@@jamestrains272 my 040 is a better performer than my bachmann warship 😄😄😄
It is on dcc so many that is something to do with it
@@jamessavage7987 Oh nice, I would love DCC but at the moment its too expensive and since my layout get slid out from under my bed when used, it just isn't practical wiring wise. Stay safe
I subbed
Cheers James, appreciate the support👍🏻
Great video, the end shot of them all was really good. I love the hornby 0-4-0s and bought one yesterday off ebay for £10. I was also surprised to find out every single one is based off a real prototype and most are pretty reasonable representations.
Cheers bud, yeah they are relatively cheap second hand, however noticed the price creeping up brand new. And I agree, they are nice little models of rare locomotives! Stay safe
Looks great, I've subscribed to your channel
Cheers buddy, subcribed to yours aswell, look forward to following your content
James Trains thanks James
Looks like a great museum to visit
It was indeed, would highly recommend a visit, thanks for watching!
Bodmin iss trying to raise £30k to stay afloat during coronavirus,visit their website and try to help this wonderful railway keep running
Excellent video James 👍😉 I’ve subscribed to you 😉
Thank you Joe! Sorry for the extremely late reply!!! And same goes for you, subscribed!!!
nice model
poshingtonno1 it is indeed, amazing runner, best diesel I've had in a long time!
These small 0-4-0s from Hornby have improved lately, possibly from about 2011 onwards, the motors are easier to control. The latest ones are even slower, so much more fun to drive, and dare I say even shunt... : ) Regards, Cliff.
Cool, I like the low camera angles to get us closer to the trains. : ) Regards, Cliff.
I like your layout. what carriages did you use with the little red steam engine
Thanks for commenting, the carriages I have had for a long time and were from a model railway exhibition. I belive they are Hornby Triang GWR for wheel Branch Line Wagons. Hornby have brang them out in various different liveries including LNER, Southern and there is one included in the Caledonian Belle. Glad you liked the layout. James Trains
thanks
Very nice video.
Thanks for sharing - a great mixture of everything! Some of those models were fantastic! Great camera angles anyway! Cheers, Sam :)
cheers sam, keep up the great videos
Have enjoyed watching all your videos James. Subscribed.
Thanks John for subscribing. Nice to here some feedback.
I enjoyed watching this video James. Visited Sheringham a few years back but unfortunately didn't have the time to travel on the railway.. Will be going back after seeing your video. Thanks for sharing. John :D
I particularly liked the journey from Grosmont to Whitby. I've been to the railway and Whitby many times but never realised there was a footpath at the side of the railway track. I will make a point of visiting this part later in the year to see what photos I can get. Thanks James. John :D
Thanks john. i would too like to do the railway walk. I also really like the Gromont to Whitby journey especially the viaduct . Thanks for commenting :D