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In the video we are doing something like 20 mph maybe 21 mph. I think I read in a book somewhere that they think they are capable of going faster

What makes you an expert? Considering the RH&DR driver in the cab said that is what the scale speed was.

@@TheSteamdriver You don't have to be an expert to understand that speed is a definition of distance divided by time that distance is travelled. If any object is going 22 mph, there is no discussion what speed it is going. However, the term "scale speed" is an intuitive concept. But one can not "scale down" physic laws. What the driver probably means, is that if you calculate the distance the loco travels it's own lenght in a amount of time , "scaled" up this would give 72 mph. But that is scientifically not correct, because you take a "real" locomotive as a reference.

Thank you

Amberley Narrow Gauge. It's the railway that runs at Amberley Museum

Cheers mate!@@TheSteamdriver

You're welcome

No I brought this in the uk from Mamod themselves

Thank you if you do buy one I would suggest buying them direct from light railway stores as that way if you want it customised for you can talk to them directly about it. Where as Rails Of Sheffield I believe are just doing the clean versions

Thank you the weathering is fantastic and you are right this is a ready made example that they then weathered when it got to there offices.

Thank you I was just trying to do something different as the other 2 reviews I have seen have pretty much been the same

Yes it is a speedo. If that wasn't there then I am sure they would know somehow, a lot of steam locos on other heritage railways don't have speedos.

@@TheSteamdriver cool thank you for replying

Your welcome

It would have been nicer if twofills was able to be used. But I can understand why it wasn't available

I'm sorry I don't think I understand what you are asking

yeah they have passenger cars usually about 10 of em'

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Looks can be deceiving 2890 is a austerity 0-6-0st rebuilt in to a tender engine. Where as Caledonian Railway 828 is a victorian loco and is over a 100 years old. Fun fact 2890 is meant to look like Douglas from Thomas The Tank Engine and 828 is the real life basis for Donald and Douglas who appeared in Thomas The Tank Engine

@@TheSteamdriver aha! Interesting stuff, still great to see these old designs being as effective as ever 👍

@@Shelfandtabletoplayouts00gauge yes it's nice seeing these things. Although I do wonder at 34 years of age I am going to be one of the last people seeing a steam loco with proper steam coal and I also wonder how long does steam have left. And heritage diesels as well for that matter

Unfortunately that is going to happen as we don't have a premises where we can keep the layouts up 24/7 so they get put up and taken down each week.

Your welcome. It was a very enjoyable day

@@TheSteamdriver Thanks very much for replying to my comment. I enjoy watching other people's work to get idea to improve my Channel. Take care DD

Thank you Peter

I said it feels like that I was doing 75mph am not sure they could do that but it does feel like that your doing that

@@TheSteamdriver I can imagine, being so close to the ground and on such a small engine!

2 foot narrow gauge

Thank you

@@TheSteamdriver no problem, mate, hope you like my channel, make a comment and subscribe.

I disagree about the gloves as I have had them for years and they are still holding up well compared to some other gloves I have had. The unconfident hand I will agree with because I have never done anything like that before

He's done ok well done

I'm sorry I don't know what colour it was painted when new. Have you tried asking the Llanberis lakeside railway? They might know.

Possibly if it wasn't me it might have been my friend in the leather jacket

Thank you

@@TheSteamdriver you’re welcome 🙂

Yeah it was one of the station staff and apart from the trains they have to dispatch they don't have the foggiest about them

Thanks Michael glad you enjoyed the experience that's what we like too hear at rh&dr and thanks for the compliment on tutoring as you know it's alot too take in driving a romney engine but thanks again hope too see you on the railway in the future

Hi Phil if your the driver in the video I can't remember if I said thank you to you on the day, if not then I would like to say thank you if I did then thank you again. I am hoping to be back in a couple of years for the gold course

Yes I was your driver for that day and not a problem as long as you enjoyed your self that's what we like too hear

I enjoyed it very much and I wish I could visit it more often

Yep and it was also apparently responsible for bringing down a luftwaffe plane

Isnt it still used for school runs as well?

No that stopped I think in 2015

@@TheSteamdriver Yes. That's what I said.

The Romney Hythe & Dymchurch Railway is in Kent the line runs from New Romney to Hythe in one direction and to Dungeness in the other

The Romney Hythe and Dymchurch Railway is located in Kent the line runs from New Romney to Hythe in one direction and towards Dungeness in the other

The Romney Hythe and Dymchurch Railway is Located in the county of Kent in England the line runs from the town/village of new romney to hythe in one direction and in the other it runs to the coastal town/village of Dungeness. I hope this is helpful

I have no idea but I think there's a few I can personally think of 3