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Very nice video and great scene. New subscriber. Greetings. Stefano

14:12 I've energetically wanted to mention that I personally took notice that this video starts with showing a Great Western Railway 5700 class pannier tank engine designed by the Chief Mechanical Engineer of the G W R named Charles Collette in the year of exactly 1929 with an official 0-6-0PT wheel configuration, exactly 2 inside cylinders, a certain precisely measured @ 200 PSI boiler pressure, a specifically measured @ exactly 55.5" drive wheel diameter, and especially a certain approximately 40 MPH top speed as I've specifically read straight from the specifications for the G W R 5700 class pannier tank engines from my Smithsonian train book! Also, apparently for another fact is basically that the design of the famous G W R 5700 class pannier tank engines were obviously the inspiration for Duck the Great Western Railway 5700 class pannier tank engine from the very popularly well-known Thomas & Friends series! In fact, it's completely obviously clear that the very much considerably seen pannier tank engine seen in this video certainly happens to be exactly just 1 of the exact 16 members of the G W R 5700 class pannier tank engines to be preserved WHILE the other 847 members of the class were obviously sentenced to the scrapyard to get cut up into pieces by the horrifyingly horrible faith of the Scrapper's torch! But, hey, it's quite amazingly outstandingly a good thing that a total of exactly 16 members of the class were obviously preserved as 1 of 'em with the official number of 3738 happens to be located directly over @ the Didcot Railway Center along with a certain King class locomotive known as King Edward 2 that was basically also apparently designed by Charles Collette exactly 1 whole year AFTER he designed Duck the Great Western Railway 5700 class pannier tank engine!

nice. much bigger than on my footplate

Its a shame the series cannot be put on you tube you would get a lot of viewers

where they using welsh steam coal on the footplate

Yeah it’s 20 years since the central line had its last run on that route before going back as the heritage line

Must be a treat for driver and firman to have billy Joel on the footplate with them! 😂. Jokes aside. Brilliant video. Love this little loco and what a joy to have an insiders view of her in action. Thanks for sharing this.

Who’s the the third man in the cab? Engineer? I can identity the fireman and driver. He’s wearing a blue important coat , maybe he’s a railway inspector.

Oh look, it's duck.

The reverser is a bit small for my liking 😂

BRILLIANT VIDEO! I also have a good vid, and a sub would be appreciated

Hello i have seen many of the proposed videos. ..what to say? Magnificent! !! Very good. Then entered tris super channel. Regards from. Italy

Excellent video footage Jasper 👍😉 813 is by far a great visitor to the railway museum and I hope if the locomotive will be there during Easter.

is this a downhill stretch?

TOP !!!Nice )

In one part of the UK you can ride a steam train on what used to be a Tube line, while in another you can ride a tube train on what used to be a steam line...

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Great video.

Excellent video! What a great day out it was

it sounds like QR 947

Beautiful steam engines.

Oh my goodness I just love metropolitan 1. Such a great unique locomotive

@4:56 is there still ANY steam on the cyliders, or is thevalve gear at neutral and train just coasting? So quiet! (not that I don't enjoy the regular sounds of induced draft working engine.)

A great compilation of the locos that have steamed along the EOR. Im certainly looking forward to this yeara visit of the S160

I've heard friends of mine say how bad Metropolitan 1 is but I don't know it thats true.

cool!

Best job the world. WHo said Essex was flat?

bertie and thomas. i just heard about this film last weeked. seems delightful. never seen it on usa tv.

excellent!

Engine #4 Roy O Disney doesn't look to bad pulled Walter E Disney's engine #1s cars.

Someone rang Walters bell at 1:27.