Heavy Goods Trains - 7 1/4 Narrow Gauge
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- Опубликовано: 15 апр 2023
- Greetings and welcome to another Stogursey Light Railway youtube video. This time there's been a delivery of two heavy items that need moving around the railway. A steam lorry & another green saddle tank, we don't know where they keep coming from!
Our friends return for an afternoon run of the express passenger trains with Edward Watkin and our home locomotive Talyllyn is up to her usual duties.
Keep an eye out for that furry safety inspector of ours, she's always hiding in the scenes and taking notes of what we're doing wrong.
Hope you enjoy! 
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The steam lorry looks interesting
love saddle tanks.. and love the commentary. you little joker .. hope to see you again.. many thanks .. tone
The narration sound s to be a cross between Trumpton, Camberwick Green and a bit of Ivor the engine thrown in for good measure . Two thumbs up for from me😀😀
Thanks Mike! Really appreciate your comments. The narration has brought a comical side to our little trains, all quite spontaneous and nothing too serious! We just need to come up with new stories for future videos!
I only live 5 miles from this. Never knew it existed.
What a lovely film beautifully enhanced with the Betjemanesque commentary. Is the line ever open to the public?
Thank you for your kind comments! We are a private railway, but we like to share our goings on via our RUclips channel.
Great set up.I live near Glastonbury.
love these videos! well worth the wait. what do you use to build your rails? Since i am thinking of building a 7 1/4 gauge railway.
Hello there, ever thought about having a game of your railway? I can make one for you if you’d like I have some experience in game development
Would love to see the railway on MTS
hi was just wondering what the tracks were made out of?
Is Talyllyn a Bagnall style?
It's a Stafford
How tall is a person in this scale? The engines and rolling stock are wonderful!
Interesting question! The answer is 21 inches if we’re going on average height.
@@somersetnarrowgauge714 I was curious, as I've never seen any people in these scale. I would have to have passengers in the coaches, or a brakeman