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@@derbyshiretrainboy235 Waleswood is indeed a proper locomotive. Definitely a favourite of mine..

@@terrier_productions it’s my second favourite. I’m a volunteer at the railway. It makes a proper noise.

@@derbyshiretrainboy235cool! Peak Rail holds a special place in my heart as my late-grandad took me & sister all the time when we were little. Can’t wait to see Royal Pioneer back in steam

There is a rumour that these sets will be sold to Northern Trains as they also have Class 323s. TBH, whilst I would love to see a 323 enter preservation (which I guess is likely), I doubt that 323221 will be preserved soley because of her current livery as all members of the class wore that livery in the 90s. Thanks for Watching

Yeah, sure why not

@@terrier_productions thanks!

It was amazing! These types of experiences are limited to 18 due to insurance & safety reasons however I do know that a very small list of railways allow for people no younger then 16 to participate in Footplate Experiences but they are all smaller then standard gauge

​@@terrier_productions i think i will be able to drive a small steam shunter soon as im a NYMR voulnteer its better than nothing really i just mean gettingbon the big locos

@@Gary-cvr23 you won’t be a allowed to drive any locomotive until you are 18 but then again it’s really up to the NYMR if they think you are ready to have the responsibility of driving a train of any kind or length

@@terrier_productions its not a train its just light engine in the yard

@@Gary-cvr23 ok that may be a bit different tbh

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@@benforster6254ok?

@@Secr_productions what about Emily or Baxter? Whilst I can see the resemblance between both engines, Emily is a fictional locomotive and her history is completely made up. I tend to ret-con the fictional stories of my models so I could change it that she was built by a company like Fletcher Jennings instead of the Midland Railway. All to most of my models have a fictional story whether they are based off a real locomotive or not

@@tyloramendola9197 separate. The bodyshells are £29.99 each and the chassis are £5 each. Fourdees are now including static chassis in their 3D body kits but this doesn’t include their Dolgoch and Edward Thomas kits

Skarloey, Sir Handel & Duncan are white-metal kits from Chivers Finelines & Rheneas and Peter Sam are Fourdees resin Dolgoch & Edward Thomas kits. I do not know which kit Rusty is from. I bought Skarloey, Rusty & Duncan from eBay and then re-painted them to the respective SR character

@@jackmarshallD9525 by unknown I meant, the passengers were not informed of what was the issue was.

Thanks!

that’s definitely becoming a meme.

But why would we want that? There’s no awdry connection there.

@@LindseyTate13unless the Corris is willing to lend N°s 7 & 10 for the next AE - then we can have Peter Sam, Edward Thomas, Sir Handel & Sir Haydn at the TR together. However that would mean that there would be no steam-hauled trains at the CR for that weekend

It was unexpected and funny

Corris 10 is visiting the TR until Thursday then she’s goes home. She originally visited for the Anything Goes Gala 2 weeks ago It was the main ‘theme’ for this year to see both Sir Haydn & Sir Handel together