@@SamsTrains I would be really interested in seeing Bachman make a model of diesel 10, I think it would be interesting and they would sell a lot since he is a popular character… Or was since the direction Mattel is taking Thomas and friends I don’t think will ever see him again
I know! They could do - and I think they would if they were Hornby - but Bachmann like to do Thomas characters from scratch! ;D Thanks for watching, Sam :)
Cool model! It's a good thing two of these are preserved! I found out in real life, Diesel 10's claw is an illegal modification! It also makes him too tall for the British loading gauge!
Had a western in this colour , lovely smooth runner You got a great bargain with this but the detail is superb and even at around £100 it would be money well spend
Wow! That is a nice warship! Also, I figured out what to do with the Spencer model. I took it apart and modified the wheels from a pacific to an Atlantic. Thinking of making a grey LNER C1 shell for the chassis.
Diesel 10! Sam, can you please pray for me, I sliced my hand open with an Xacto knife and had to get 19 stiches. Loved the video as always! Cheers, Tyson :)
I have my own custom wooden railway diesel 10, I basically built a wooden VR class 42 and then used Legos to make the claw, I was honestly surprised when I figured out that diesel 10 was a rogue passenger locomotive, and I’d love to see black men or any company make a model of him, I believe it would be very popular.
Hi Sam. Another amazing video, that warship is quite a stunning desiel, real-life and in model form. Will you be doing an update on your wall of fame soon?
Thanks a lot Nathan - really glad you liked her! Yes I'll do my best to show the wall again at some point in the future!! :D Thanks for watching, Sam :)
Great review Sam. I absolutely love this machine....I have the D801 'Vanguard'...It runs like a dream... never had a problem...and, as you say, it weighs a ton...lol.
It's perfectly fine if you're not a Railway Series or Thomas the Tank Engine fan, just a little joke but I would love if you turned one of these warships into Diesel 10 AKA D10 from Thomas. D10 has only 1 pair of the middle vents but I'd prefer if you kept both pairs of vents, again, I'm not forcing you to, just do what you love and be awesome 😉 (Oh, and while many HO users have made a D10, I'd like to see one made by you, again, I'm not demanding, it's perfectly fine if you can't 😀
Hello Sam, Would you happen to know any good places I could buy a oo gauge Warship model?? Ive looked on Hornby, and they don't sell em there :/ Thanks man, love your videos! EDIT: i bought a Warship and I love it!! It's a little wonky in the front bogie, but it runs excellent. All the way from England to here in the Pacific Northwest
It seems to just be the Bachmann available at the moment: railsofsheffield.com/products/37762/graham-farish-371-606-n-gauge-class-42-warship-d820-grenville-br-green-late-crest- Hornby do have a Railroad version, so you may be able to find that if you search around! :D Thanks for watching - Sam :)
Great video Sam , I’ve got two Bachmann Warships and they run beautifully, I also have two mainline Warships although they look good the motors are something else . But best of all I have a Roco V 200 which just stunning , it weighs more twice that of the Bachmann , I think I paid about £50 for at train fair in the summer , so worth looking out for . David
haha thanks mate - yes those mainline motor bogies are certainly not my favourites, lol! But even £50 for these is a massive bargain, for what you get! Thanks for watching, Sam :)
What's the difference between a piano, tuna and glue You can tuna piano But you can't piano a tuna "What about the glue" Ohh I knew you would get stuck there
Hi Sam was thinking if the Bachmann warship has the same tooling and mounting points as the old mainline body you have off your old warship that blow up. Couldn’t you get a seconded hand Bachmann chassis fit it and get that one up and running too.
Hi Ian, I think Bachmann must have adapted the body to take their new chassis - because they're not mounted in the same way any more, but it's an interesting thought - I might look and see if there's a way to modify it to make that work! :D Thanks for watching, Sam :)
I enjoyed it, also got more stuff in my shelf & more pictures on snupps now, also bought 1 of those FS locos on Amazon UK, I could not resist it either! LOL
The Mainline/Palitoy models were actually produced for Palitoy by Kader, who retained the tooling. Kader then took over Bachmann, so most of these early Bachmann models do use the old Mainline tooling; which was actually quite good for the time...
Sam'sTrains yeah, it was a tender driven, my first actually. What is your opinion on tender driven locos? And that was an insanely good price for a warship, the ones I've seen in the closest model railway shop go above $250 AU.
Hi Sam, the headcode is not IV it is actually 1V87 (1=Express train V= a train ending on the Western Region & 87 is the train number) We still use the exact same principle today
Hi Sam, I don't know if you read comments on these older videos but have just seen all three of your Warship videos and a small error was made in all of them. The wheel arrangement is not Bo-Bo but B-B as the drive axles on each bogie are not independently driven but linked with a shaft. I know you are not a diesel enthusiast so I hope this is informative, don't feel bad as Hornby also got it wrong on their paperwork by the looks of it. Applies to Westerns, Hymeks and 22's as well.
There is a small difference in the bodies. If you look at the tumblehome there is another smaller square grille above the BR logo on the green body which is lacking on the maroon. That said, mould-wise speaking I'd imagine it'd be easier to remove an erroneous grille than put one back in?
Ooh yeah very well spotted! Yes that's happened in the past - minor changes seem to be possible to make - I think the two are too similar to have been designed separately though :3 Thanks for watching, Sam :)
might of been ex display stock, i know at north norfolk railway there was an old building on the platform that was like a hobby shop that had loads of stuff in it (took a picture on an old camera still got it but it just shows dark with the outline of some trains/truck/coaches) and that has gone, so maybe they had the same i've no idea if on the 2nd stop (were the engine shed is) if the trucks with the model railway are still there
Dear Sam, have you ever taken interest in the Bachmann Branchline Tornado? I would love to see you do that one. It’s extremely detailed. Regards, Chase :)
A great video. Yeah definitely looks like the Mainline body tooling. Not up to today's standards (with moulded roof fans/grills and a lot of moulded detail on the bogies) but very good for its time. I definitely prefer the maroon livery - dark green was overused by BR and was a very bland colour scheme.
Thanks very much! I agree - I think it has to be the Mainline tooling! I was still quite happy with this then - and I love the maroon livey too! :D Thanks for watching, Sam :)
Thanks very much Simon - you won't go wrong with these! I think Bachmann have since retooled these too - so there are even nicer ones out there! Thanks for watching, Sam :)
I always loved the V200, even had a few form Roco, the past years, witch i think had the best model of them, (now i only have 1 from Piko), so I like this loco too.
wow a classic bachman class 42 warship i hear they are lovely samuel :D hey sam you really made my day happy again because here in New Zealand its the last day of school and all my friends are leaveing except for one
i wish Bachmann or hornby one would make a model of diesel 10 already.it shouldn't be that hard to make and did you notice your warship was pulling those coaches backwards? lol the driver and conductor where watching the coaches the whole time you where running her xD
i've seen videos of custom ones that that work just fine on the track threw tunnels and birdges.haven't seen one with sheds yet but if youput the claw low enough into the body so it can't hit anything while it moving and make the claw only hand-powered like the fans have it seems easy to make so if fans can make a working diesel 10 why can't Bachmann and Hornby?
You say £30 is a bargin eh? Well... I can honestly say the MOST I've spent on a S/H loco (And I've bought about 13 this year, if not more!) is £50, and that was for a beautifully built kitbuilt loco. Most of my S/H RTR purchases have been £40, (A few fairly-new Bacchy Bits) and the rest (about 2/3 to 3/4) have been under £30, the two cheapest being £2 each (running - a Hornby 0-4-0ST and a Playcraft Class 21.) There have even been a few freebie locos, but being a member of a club helps with that. A NEW Hornby Bulleid for £40 and a new terrier for £10 (From the Bluebell, Ltd Edition too!) have got to be some of the highlights!
haha blimey - you have done well then! I still think £30 is a good price for a loco as nice as this - I'm 95% sure you'd never find one in such good condition for any less than that, hehe! Thanks for watching, Sam :)
Again a great review. But I like more the Class 42 Warship by Hornby. Have the maroon Thruster, and two green, the Benbow (you have them too) and the Formidable.
Probably late in the day! Just a note about head codes as your knowledge seems to be wrong. The 4 digit head code system on the front of locos dates to the 1960's. The meaning of the digits are from left to right- 1st digit is numeric and indicates type of train 1=express passenger. 2nd digit is alpha character indicating destinations for the operating region. The V on the WR = inter regional train. Digits 3 and 4 are numeric indicating the train being hauled place in the day's timetable. For all regions the letter "A" is usually the London terminus.
Trouble with drivers is that when the loco is running backwards the drivers are at the wrong end. So what is best, driver or no driver? Crafty when the loco started towards the coupling up the drivers were facing the coaches but when the coupling finished the drivers were at the other end. You TURNED the loco round. CRAFTY
Hmmm, I think Hornby Railroad has more choice and they're more established - Oxford Rail are great too, but I do love Railroad stuff more I think :3 Thanks for watching, Sam :)
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That's Diesel 10's class but with out the claw.
That's right - well done!! :D
Thanks for watching,
Sam :)
@@SamsTrains I would be really interested in seeing Bachman make a model of diesel 10, I think it would be interesting and they would sell a lot since he is a popular character… Or was since the direction Mattel is taking Thomas and friends I don’t think will ever see him again
@@yourtypicalrebel4354 Highly unlikely. Though I would've liked to see how they would have went about creating Pinchy on Diesel 10's roof.
Yup
I wouldn't be surprised if Bachmann retools this under their Thomas and Friends range
I know! They could do - and I think they would if they were Hornby - but Bachmann like to do Thomas characters from scratch! ;D
Thanks for watching,
Sam :)
I like that you are sending the Warship down the siding, please do more of the siding routes!
Thank you! Yeah I really liked to do that too - I'll try to do it more!! :D
Thanks for watching,
Sam :)
Cool model! It's a good thing two of these are preserved! I found out in real life, Diesel 10's claw is an illegal modification! It also makes him too tall for the British loading gauge!
Thanks again Ryno - haha yes that's true, although it was never really built of course ;D
Thanks for watching,
Sam :)
Your Welcome Sam! They never thought of building that in the first place
Ryan :)
Had a western in this colour , lovely smooth runner
You got a great bargain with this but the detail is superb and even at around £100 it would be money well spend
Great to hear that - yeah for sure, at £100, it'd be worth it!
Thanks for watching - Sam :)
I’m planning on getting one of these as I’ve started to work on a claw to make a custom Diesel 10
Ooh fantastic - sounds like a great project mate, good luck! :D
Thanks for watching,
Sam :)
Pinchy's hungry...for quite an awesome review, well done Sam!
haha that's good to hear - thanks very much mate! :D
Cheers,
Sam :)
Wow! That is a nice warship! Also, I figured out what to do with the Spencer model. I took it apart and modified the wheels from a pacific to an Atlantic. Thinking of making a grey LNER C1 shell for the chassis.
Thank you!! Ooh wow that's very clever - awesome idea, let me know how it goes!! :D
Thanks for watching,
Sam :)
Diesel 10! Sam, can you please pray for me, I sliced my hand open with an Xacto knife and had to get 19 stiches. Loved the video as always! Cheers, Tyson :)
Ouch dude!
Niall R707 yeah it hurt bad!
Ooh man! 19 stitches?! That's very rough! Hope you feel a lot better soon! D:
Thanks for watching,
Sam :)
Sam'sTrains thanks so very much!
Ricecake 123 thanks so much! I really do appreciate it!
DIESEL 10!
Absolutely!! :D
Minus Pinchy sadly
Harold :(
Hi Sam would you recommend the class 42 warship
Love the 42 and a great bargain.
Thanks Nigel - me too, glad you enjoyed it! :D
Cheers,
Sam :)
I have my own custom wooden railway diesel 10, I basically built a wooden VR class 42 and then used Legos to make the claw, I was honestly surprised when I figured out that diesel 10 was a rogue passenger locomotive, and I’d love to see black men or any company make a model of him, I believe it would be very popular.
Diesel 10: Get out of my way! I have unfinished business here, and I want to finish it fast!
:D
Hi Sam. Another amazing video, that warship is quite a stunning desiel, real-life and in model form. Will you be doing an update on your wall of fame soon?
Thanks a lot Nathan - really glad you liked her! Yes I'll do my best to show the wall again at some point in the future!! :D
Thanks for watching,
Sam :)
Nice Review also did you know that the Thomas & Friends Character Diesel 10 is a BR Class 42 Warship.
Thank you! Yeah I did know that - it looks very different to him in the red though! :D
Thanks for watching,
Sam :)
Great review Sam. I absolutely love this machine....I have the D801 'Vanguard'...It runs like a dream... never had a problem...and, as you say, it weighs a ton...lol.
Thanks very much Tom, really glad you liked it - these really do run like a dream you're right!
Thanks for watching,
Sam :)
It's perfectly fine if you're not a Railway Series or Thomas the Tank Engine fan, just a little joke but I would love if you turned one of these warships into Diesel 10 AKA D10 from Thomas. D10 has only 1 pair of the middle vents but I'd prefer if you kept both pairs of vents, again, I'm not forcing you to, just do what you love and be awesome 😉 (Oh, and while many HO users have made a D10, I'd like to see one made by you, again, I'm not demanding, it's perfectly fine if you can't 😀
Damn, i need this for my layout, another great video sam!
Absolutely - and for £30 you can't go wrong!! :D
Thanks for watching,
Sam :)
Hey Sam! I seen pictures of the Bachmann Thomas Christmas Set. Do you think you can get it?
Hey! I saw pictures too - it looks awesome! I won't be able to get it this year - but maybe I will next year! :D
Thanks for watching,
Sam :)
Hello Sam,
Would you happen to know any good places I could buy a oo gauge Warship model?? Ive looked on Hornby, and they don't sell em there :/
Thanks man, love your videos!
EDIT: i bought a Warship and I love it!! It's a little wonky in the front bogie, but it runs excellent. All the way from England to here in the Pacific Northwest
It seems to just be the Bachmann available at the moment: railsofsheffield.com/products/37762/graham-farish-371-606-n-gauge-class-42-warship-d820-grenville-br-green-late-crest-
Hornby do have a Railroad version, so you may be able to find that if you search around! :D
Thanks for watching - Sam :)
@@SamsTrains thanks for the link, Sam!
Even though I'm from the us I still really have a big passion for British diesels.
That’s good to hear Tony, I really like some of these too! :D
Cheers,
Sam :)
Sam did u notice that the class 42 warship was diesel 10 basis and real model
I belive that this diesel is Diesel 10's basis from Thomas and Friends' first movie : Thomas And the Magic Railroad!
Yes that's right - very well spotted! :D
All the best,
Sam :)
Great Video Sam And Are You Gonna Get A Bachmann Diesel From Thomas And Friends Soon?
I may do, it would be fun! :D
Thanks for watching - Sam :)
Great video Sam , I’ve got two Bachmann Warships and they run beautifully, I also have two mainline Warships although they look good the motors are something else . But best of all I have a Roco V 200 which just stunning , it weighs more twice that of the Bachmann , I think I paid about £50 for at train fair in the summer , so worth looking out for . David
haha thanks mate - yes those mainline motor bogies are certainly not my favourites, lol! But even £50 for these is a massive bargain, for what you get!
Thanks for watching,
Sam :)
Hey Sam why doesnt the Warship have a claw. Just wondering since diesel ten is based on that train.
They never did have claws - that was just for the show! :D
Thanks for watching, Sam :)
@@SamsTrains oh ok thx for answering it always confused me why it had claw in the show.
I love the Maroon setup!
Me too - it's fantastic isn't it?? :D
Thanks for watching,
Sam :)
My top three favorite British Diesel locomotives
1. Class 08
2. Class 40
3. Class 42
Ooh very nice - three real classics there mate! :D
Thanks for watching - Sam :)
8:25
Yes that's the British Railway's Logo.
Ahh thanks Oliver - duly noted! :D
Cheers,
Sam :)
What's the difference between a piano, tuna and glue
You can tuna piano
But you can't piano a tuna
"What about the glue"
Ohh I knew you would get stuck there
haha fantastic - thanks for that one!! ;D
Thanks for watching,
Sam :)
Thomas McIntosh lol
The warship is one of the best locos!
I agree - it's just lovely!! :D
Thanks for watching,
Sam :)
Great Video Sam And I Made 7375 From The Movie Unstoppable Out Of Legos And I Had To Take Apart My BNSF Diesel Shunter So I Built That Engine
Thanks a lot Oliver, oh wow that's awesome - how does it look?! :D
Thanks for watching - Sam :)
Hi Sam was thinking if the Bachmann warship has the same tooling and mounting points as the old mainline body you have off your old warship that blow up. Couldn’t you get a seconded hand Bachmann chassis fit it and get that one up and running too.
Hi Ian, I think Bachmann must have adapted the body to take their new chassis - because they're not mounted in the same way any more, but it's an interesting thought - I might look and see if there's a way to modify it to make that work! :D
Thanks for watching,
Sam :)
Sam'sTrains ok mate just an idea 👍. Let us know how you get on.
the red pieces in the detail pack are for if you want to use the chain-link coupling, you take out the d coupling and put them in the space in body
Ahh okay - that makes a lot of sense, thanks for letting me know! :D
Cheers,
Sam :)
I enjoyed it, also got more stuff in my shelf & more pictures on snupps now, also bought 1 of those FS locos on Amazon UK, I could not resist it either! LOL
Thanks a lot mate! OOh nice - I'll look at some more snupps on Friday! :D
Cheers,
Sam :)
Thank for the advice I'm gonna watch all Ur vids now ; )
No problem - thanks very much - really hope you enjoy them! :D
Happy New Year,
Sam :)
Awesome! Are you gonna make a video of engine D based off the info I emailed to u? If u can’t, that’s alright.
Hi Kris! I'd love to yeah - hopefully I will one day! :D
Thanks for watching,
Sam :)
Sam'sTrains Neat! Thanks so much! Your fans would love it, learning the history of a locomotive they didn’t know about! 😜
i love the look of the BR Class 42
All you need is the correct face, scratch build “punchy” and give the shell the proper paintwork and ye have Diesel 10.
haha yeah!! I bet someone must have done that at some point ;D
Thanks for watching,
Sam :)
*pinchy
The Mainline/Palitoy models were actually produced for Palitoy by Kader, who retained the tooling. Kader then took over Bachmann, so most of these early Bachmann models do use the old Mainline tooling; which was actually quite good for the time...
Yes absolutely right John - all very good for the time, and this is indeed the same bodyshell with a different chassis!
Thanks for watching, Sam :)
Pinchy's hungry!
Keep the little engines out of the way! :O
Thanks for watching - Sam :)
If I'm right, would the warship have been around 60 AUD? If so, I got a Hornby A3 "manna" for the same price at a train show
Yeah just about - closer to 50AUD - but that's a very good price for the A3 - is that tender driven though?? :3
Thanks for watching,
Sam :)
Sam'sTrains yeah, it was a tender driven, my first actually. What is your opinion on tender driven locos? And that was an insanely good price for a warship, the ones I've seen in the closest model railway shop go above $250 AU.
Anyone know where I can buy a hydraulic claw for my class 42 that has a face for some reason?
Yet another awesome review of the class 42 And are you thinking about putting road vehicles on your layout Sam?
Thanks very much mate - I could do one day, that might be fun!! :D
Thanks for watching,
Sam :)
They need to make one with a claw..
Green one for me. I like the marron colour, but I don't like the yellow as it is. I guess they have chosen yellow to make it visible.
Have you ever forgotten to put Bullman in one of your videos?
haha yeah occasionally ;D
Haha get a GWR 101 class and take your E2 take that diesel and do a TATMR chase
Hi Sam, the headcode is not IV it is actually 1V87 (1=Express train V= a train ending on the Western Region & 87 is the train number) We still use the exact same principle today
Ahh thanks again for the info - much appreciate this! :D
Hi Sam, I don't know if you read comments on these older videos but have just seen all three of your Warship videos and a small error was made in all of them. The wheel arrangement is not Bo-Bo but B-B as the drive axles on each bogie are not independently driven but linked with a shaft. I know you are not a diesel enthusiast so I hope this is informative, don't feel bad as Hornby also got it wrong on their paperwork by the looks of it. Applies to Westerns, Hymeks and 22's as well.
Thanks for the tips Andrew, much appreciated mate! :D
Thanks for watching - Sam :)
There is a small difference in the bodies. If you look at the tumblehome there is another smaller square grille above the BR logo on the green body which is lacking on the maroon. That said, mould-wise speaking I'd imagine it'd be easier to remove an erroneous grille than put one back in?
Ooh yeah very well spotted! Yes that's happened in the past - minor changes seem to be possible to make - I think the two are too similar to have been designed separately though :3
Thanks for watching,
Sam :)
I have a Lima, one of these, in same colour, just small yellow panels. It runs a treat and it's in perfect condition. £40
Ahh fantastic - yes the Lima ones always seem to run so well! :D
Thanks fo rthe comment,
Sam :)
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Wish Bachmann would retool this into Diesel 10
That'd be awesome! :D
Great model engine, I give it a 8 out of Diesel 10
Thanks Andrew, and very fair rating! :D
Thanks for watching - Sam :)
When I say that the next loco you are going to review is going to be black or green, you get a red diesel. Great video.
haha I know - hard luck, lol! ;D
Say that again after the 20th, and you'll be right ;D
Thanks for watching,
Sam :)
might of been ex display stock, i know at north norfolk railway there was an old building on the platform that was like a hobby shop that had loads of stuff in it (took a picture on an old camera still got it but it just shows dark with the outline of some trains/truck/coaches) and that has gone, so maybe they had the same i've no idea if on the 2nd stop (were the engine shed is) if the trucks with the model railway are still there
Yeah it might - it definitely didn't look as though it'd ever been used!
Thanks for the comment,
Sam :)
I have the green version of that one. Love it!
Ooh fantastic - yeah these really are superb actually! :D
Cheers,
Sam :)
Dear Sam, have you ever taken interest in the Bachmann Branchline Tornado? I would love to see you do that one. It’s extremely detailed. Regards, Chase :)
Hey Chase - I've never tried one of those, but they do look decent - I might have to get one some time! :D
Thanks for watching,
Sam :)
A great video. Yeah definitely looks like the Mainline body tooling. Not up to today's standards (with moulded roof fans/grills and a lot of moulded detail on the bogies) but very good for its time. I definitely prefer the maroon livery - dark green was overused by BR and was a very bland colour scheme.
Thanks very much! I agree - I think it has to be the Mainline tooling! I was still quite happy with this then - and I love the maroon livey too! :D
Thanks for watching,
Sam :)
very nice i really like maroon and the LMS red
Thanks mate - I love that livery too mate :3
Cheers,
Sam :)
Nice review Sam, the Warship is a loco I want, been looking for the right one for a while now....Simon
Thanks very much Simon - you won't go wrong with these! I think Bachmann have since retooled these too - so there are even nicer ones out there!
Thanks for watching,
Sam :)
I always loved the V200, even had a few form Roco, the past years, witch i think had the best model of them, (now i only have 1 from Piko), so I like this loco too.
Thanks very much Tom - ooh I bet the Roco ones are fantastic!
Thanks for watching,
Sam :)
I have a old mainline class 56 and runs pretty well.🤔
wow a classic bachman class 42 warship i hear they are lovely
samuel :D
hey sam you really made my day happy again because here in New Zealand its the last day of school and all my friends are leaveing except for one
Thanks a lot mate - really glad you liked her! Ooh okay mate that's good to hear - hope you have a good Christmas! :D
Thanks for watching,
Sam :)
What track do you use? And what tools and wood for your layout?
Hey Justin - I use Hornby track, and there's no wood involved - it just sits on the ground, haha! ;D
Thanks for watching - Sam :)
Can you review Bachmann Oliver?
Yes! I'm doing him soon! :D
Cheers,
Sam :)
Sam'sTrains, thanks
"Now ill get you, Burnett Stone!"
haha! ;D
i wish Bachmann or hornby one would make a model of diesel 10 already.it shouldn't be that hard to make and did you notice your warship was pulling those coaches backwards? lol the driver and conductor where watching the coaches the whole time you where running her xD
haha I know - that'd be awesome to see! Yeah you're right it was backwards - no idea why I did that, lol! ;D
Thanks for watching,
Sam :)
The problem is how will he fit in tunnels, trestle bridges, sheds, and so on.
That’s why they will never make it.
You can’t work your way round that.
i've seen videos of custom ones that that work just fine on the track threw tunnels and birdges.haven't seen one with sheds yet but if youput the claw low enough into the body so it can't hit anything while it moving and make the claw only hand-powered like the fans have it seems easy to make so if fans can make a working diesel 10 why can't Bachmann and Hornby?
You say £30 is a bargin eh? Well... I can honestly say the MOST I've spent on a S/H loco (And I've bought about 13 this year, if not more!) is £50, and that was for a beautifully built kitbuilt loco. Most of my S/H RTR purchases have been £40, (A few fairly-new Bacchy Bits) and the rest (about 2/3 to 3/4) have been under £30, the two cheapest being £2 each (running - a Hornby 0-4-0ST and a Playcraft Class 21.) There have even been a few freebie locos, but being a member of a club helps with that. A NEW Hornby Bulleid for £40 and a new terrier for £10 (From the Bluebell, Ltd Edition too!) have got to be some of the highlights!
haha blimey - you have done well then! I still think £30 is a good price for a loco as nice as this - I'm 95% sure you'd never find one in such good condition for any less than that, hehe!
Thanks for watching,
Sam :)
I like the shape of this engine and of course I like the red best.
Thanks a lot Ian - I love the red too, absolutely fantastic! :D
Cheers,
Sam :)
(Sir Handle) Y'all's Funnel Is Nothing Compared To My Splendid Wheels
(Duncan) Listen To My Bell Son
haha love it!! ;D
Good video also saw your review of the mainline one. Just fixed highflyer. Your bachmann is a super bargain. Prices appear to be on the rise.
Thanks a lot Paul! Glad to hear you fixed highflyer, and yes I couldn't believe the price of that Bachmann!!
Thanks for watching, Sam :)
Again a great review. But I like more the Class 42 Warship by Hornby. Have the maroon Thruster, and two green, the Benbow (you have them too) and the Formidable.
Thanks a lot Norbert - the Hornby ones are lovely too, but they only have 2 driven axles - this one is all-wheel drive! :D
Thanks for watching,
Sam :)
I wish the irl version had a claw like diesel 10 ..but that'd be a bit hard to operate and impossible to move it
haha yeah - that's true, it wouldn't end very well! ;D
Thanks for watching, Sam :)
anything fun planned for the Friday stream?
Yes!! Well - I hope you find it fun anyway :3 hehe
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Sam :)
I can't say I recall you ever doing a review on that railcar. Have you ever done one?
Hi Alex - no not yet, I've not had that one for long, but I want to review it at some point! :D
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Brilliant as always!
Thanks very much! :D
I’m thinking of buying one in n gauge , what livery should I get
Maroon or green
Ooh nice! That has to be your choice though - which do you prefer?? :3
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I’m not sure I like them both, what would you say Sam ?
You can really tell that its based on the DB V200, although i have to say i prefer the V200 from looks.
Merry Christmas sam. How are you doing
Thanks Shawn, same to you mate! I'm great thanks - how are you?? :D
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Sam'sTrains I’m doing well. I recently acquired a new locomotive that I will be showing soon. I’m happy to have it.
Probably late in the day! Just a note about head codes as your knowledge seems to be wrong. The 4 digit head code system on the front of locos dates to the 1960's. The meaning of the digits are from left to right-
1st digit is numeric and indicates type of train 1=express passenger. 2nd digit is alpha character indicating destinations for the operating region. The V on the WR = inter regional train. Digits 3 and 4 are numeric indicating the train being hauled place in the day's timetable. For all regions the letter "A" is usually the London terminus.
Duly noted Pat, many thanks for the info on this!
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Terrific name for such a cute locomotive with a baby face xD
haha thanks - I agree with you! :D
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Can he put a hydraulic hook on its roof so it can look like Diesel 10?,
That way we all know That Diesel 10 isn't the only diesel that
has a hook
I prefer the maroon livery
I do too Noah - very nice that one! :D
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Trouble with drivers is that when the loco is running backwards the drivers are at the wrong end. So what is best, driver or no driver? Crafty when the loco started towards the coupling up the drivers were facing the coaches but when the coupling finished the drivers were at the other end. You TURNED the loco round. CRAFTY
I wish more manufacturers would make the 52. I mean I like the warship class but I love the Western...
Yeah I know - I'd love a modern Western too!! :D
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also do you like a certain type of coach
Hmmm, yeah I love Pullmans and the Excalibur ones! :D
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D - diesel 10's back!
haha yeah he's back ;D
Just ad a yellow with white stripes, then ad a claw on the roof. ;)
haha absolutely - I'm sure someone will have done that ;D
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Lights not mentioned. Presumably as an older model it had no lights which today we would expect.
Hi Alan - yes no lights with this version sadly, though later ones did of course!
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Nice loco I have the mainline one in BR blue with yellow ends
Thanks David - ooh superb, I bet these are lovely in blue! :D
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which do you prefer- Hornby Railroad or Oxford Rail? I would say railroad because I don't have any Oxford rail locos lolololol :D
railroad Oxford make smart looking loco's but the motor's are not the best
Hmmm, I think Hornby Railroad has more choice and they're more established - Oxford Rail are great too, but I do love Railroad stuff more I think :3
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How many comments involving Diesel 10 do you get with videos including the Warship
And my favorite livery has to be the maroon one
haha - very many ;D
That's good to hear - I love the Maroon too! :D
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I always enjoy my December since my birthday is on the 28th
Ooh fantastic - have a Happy Birthday on the 28th! :D
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DIESEL 1O: (HONKS HORN/GASPS) LOOK, PINCHY; IT'S A BACHMANN MODEL OF MY OWN OFFICIAL REAL-LIFE LOCOMOTIVE COUNTERPART THAT'S OFFICIALLY KNOWN AS THE B R CLASS 42 WARSHIP B-B DIESEL-HYDRUALIC LOCOMOTIVE!
DIESEL 1O'S CLAW KNOWN AS PINCHY: (CLAPS)
...more Bullman. No cowbell though - just Bullman.
Thanks for sharing...
haha yep - he likes the Class 42!! :D
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My warship does not run very slow with my anologue controller
Cool vid!😁
Cant wait for next livestream
Thank you! Me too - it should be great fun!! :D
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15:43 What??
Railroad D49!?
What happend there?
haha I know - sorry about that, my mistake!! D:
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Would love to see a pannier tank or a J94 saddle tank 👍🏼
I agree!! I'll have to try and show those again at some point! :D
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