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Great shot! Pity about the bloody Diesel on the back ffs!

Good video, like .

Good video, like.

The BR Standard 7s are such a great looking light pacific. Truly a beautiful locomotives. Easily my favorite British steamer

Oh hey its Henry from Thomas And Friends!

What does 13 plus a Thunderbird tare at? Looks borderline Class 8 loading ... but 70000 looks well up to the job. Sounds fantastic!

Lovely work as always sir, O1 going up Freshfield was gorgeous!

Very nice! I think it more likely that Sir Archibald Sinclair would haul the Golden Arrow if my memory serves correct!🧐

Good for the soul!

i watched this because of the name Beachy Head as I lived in Brighton in the 1970's. Saw a fine looking locomotive...

nice

Is Henry old shape😊❤👍🚂

Now we have the first D. E. Marsh new built (As he had rebuilt the A1's designed by Stroudley and the B2's, C2's, E4's, E5's, and E6's designed by R. J. Billinton into the larger reboilered X range) and the second new build of L. B. Billinton (Who gets partial credit for the H2's as he was granted authority to build six new Atlantic locomotives while D. E. Marsh was on leave due to illness, and they were similar to Marsh's H1's, but with superheaters. Plus, L. B. had previously had done the larger reboilered X range work on the B4's designed by his father, plus his new build E2's.) now in preservation.

That was stunning

Oh to be downwind of those locos!

3:25 look 34059s name is being shown already thanks to the wind blowing against the curtains

H2 what a fantastic job has been made of that engine she looks absolutley superb. The rebuilt spam can looks great too (sorry for slag term) and the coaches it was hauling looked beautifully done as well.

She really is a beautiful looking loco.

Magnificent. What the Bluebell needs now is a turntable, perhaps two.

great work, resurrecting lost class of steam loco,...

Congrats to the Bluebell railway for finding Beachy Head, the winner of the hide and seek competition. Seriously they did a brilliant job on her, any idea's of rebuilding 251 to run with her, The GNR version?

Is she fit for mainline running? Or heritage only?

Congrats to Keith Sturt and all the members of the railway. ❤

Once the test run is complete off she goes for her first passenger run like it did in 1958 which was the original namesake locos last run

An Atlantic! At last, after all these years. A fine, elegant machine, well-deserving of its place among the steam fleet, and a tribute to the dedication and hard work of her creators.

Well done

Steam locomotive

Something else for the workshops to have to repair after ops take it up the line and break it ......

It's nice to see this newly built Atlantic running and pulling trains, i hope the locomotive has a long life on the bluebell Railway and maybe more locomotives from the golden age of steam can be built and return, one can hope

So glad to see this hauling trains now!!

Super quality film of the Bluebell Railway in the lovely Sussex countryside of my home county.

Absolutely Glorious! What a beauty!

Wonderful to see, have contributed to this almost since day 1 sometimes more in hope than expectation. Wonderful work. However, it also shows that Bluebell need a turntable at each end of the line, tender first isn't very dignified!

I love your style including the beauty of the surrounding Sussex countryside. Great looking loco and restoration.

I am an old 1950/60's train spotter and never thought we would ever see this class in steam again. They have made an excellent locomotive. I wonder what extinct class next ? How about a Drummond LSWR 700 class 'Black Motor' that I remember from Feltham MPD as a kid ?

2:15 how wonderful to see a steam locomotive coming out of that tunnel when you think, this might not have ever been reopened and that tunnel now would have been back filled and the fore area a yard for storing parked trucks or another hosing estate probably called Tunnel Close 😂

I like your intervals between the sections, like you're looking around..

Is this actually a brand new Loco as opposed a newly restored engine?

At last we have an Atlantic Type in operation!

Just admiring the new FB rail in situ. All for a smoother ride.

Quite simply....WOW.

his not hers, why do all vehicles have to be females? can't they be either?

Still can't quite believe I'm actually watching this!

Nice to see an Atlantic pulling coaches

What an amzing achievement.

Looks great, I'm super excited for most accurate looking Edward The Blue Engine to appear at the next Day Out With Thomas Event!!!

Lovely video, most enjoyable.

Beach head sounds like whitewick hall

Supreme ELEGANCE! And it simply fits in so well on the bluebell. I really love the Atlantic's especially this one and it's close cousin the Ivatt C1 large boiler Atlantic.

Wow!