Parstiche 4 (1969) an 00 gauge Cornish layout

The Beatles gave their last public performance, Concorde made its first test flight and diesel hydraulics reigned supreme on the Cornish main line. A variety of trains seen at Parstiche station in 1969 on my small 00 gauge layout.

[@davidbarnett8199]

Really enjoy every video you do Keith. Very inspirational. Learn things every time i watch

[@KV12543]

Thanks David, I am really pleased you like the videos, Regards Keith

[@ErimusMicroRailway]

Very nice Keith, I do enjoy your little documentary’s.

[@maxroberts1717]

Another great video Keith, i enjoyed that. Good to see more of your different loco's and wagons etc. Don't they look good with weathering.

[@KV12543]

Thanks Max, ....I may have overdone the weathering a little on the Western diesel but I did copy it from a photo, Regards Keith

[@gs425]

Brilliant

[@KV12543]

Thanks, Regards Keith

[@Tinhat47]

Enjoyed it very much! You’ve worked wonders with those older locomotives - they appear to run as well and as quietly as anything new!

[@KV12543]

Thanks Matt, I agree the older locos , once serviced do run very well...Some Lima locos are a little bit noisier than others but I can live with that, Regards Keith

[@railway187]

The old locomotives are doing great slow runs, it seems they are perfectly maintained!

[@KV12543]

They are simple to maintain and as you say run really slowly - great, Regards Keith

[@ModelRailwaysUnlimited]

Brilliant Keith really enjoyed that

[@KV12543]

Thanks Mike....small railways are best eh? Regards Keith

[@ModelRailwaysUnlimited]

@@KV12543 for now yes lol

[@robdingwall03]

Like others have said you do provide inspiration regarding the older models and I have recently overhauled Lima 117 DMU but the flush glazing is not available at the moment. Southeast Finecast have been taken over by Squires and there is a tooling issue with kit SE12……..unless you know of a source? Anyway, loads of other things to do! Thank you for your videos. Rob.

[@KV12543]

Thanks for your kind comments Rob, I purchased my Flush Glaze from S E Finecast before they were taken over by Squires so I'm afraid that's not much help to you. The only other supplier I know of is Peters Spares who sells direct and also on Ebay, Regards Keith.