Torry Hill Railway Full Ride

I hope you all enjoy this video. It look long enough to edit but I think it was worth it. This video shows Great Western Railway King Class 'King Geogre V' double heading with Southern Railway's Lord Nelson Class 'Lord Howe' and at the back Great Northern Railway Atlantic 'Rose' banking up to the hill summit where she eased off and returned back to sheds light engine. I had to stop the clip a couple of times due to condensation on the lens going through the tunnel. The tunnel and viaduct are both scale and are made of scale bricks. The tunnel has a scale man hole half way through the tunnel.
*This railway is not open to the public and is on private property

[@adriancoulling7623]

Wow ! Great to find this video! I live about 4 miles from this & had been trying to work out where it was ! I went on this when I was 8 years old about 1964 with my uncle & cousins ! It was great ! He knew the owner ,so we had a special treat on it ! Would love to go again if it opens ! 👍🚂🚃

[@charlie_a_2406]

Nice video, I was in the last carriage. That was probably one of the best days of my life getting to drive on this awesome line! Thanks to everyone at Torry Hill Railway.

[@micknsue48]

That is an incredible miniature railway. Must be the longest 10-1/4 in the country. Well done for making this video and sharing with us enthusiasts. Wikipedia states it as a 9" railway, is that true?

[@28RailwayVideography]

This is a 9 gauge railway, one of two in the country

[@SirSteveUK]

What would have been the maximum speed on this run? Magnificent lines hosting superb locomotives

[@charlie_a_2406]

I don't know, we must have been going a good running pace at some points on the loop at the top and the decent down to the viaduct. I got to drive Lord Howe, and that thing flies when you give it just the tiniest bit of regulator.