The Diesel and Electrics Model Railway Collection!
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- Опубликовано: 14 окт 2024
- Another collection video, this time showing my diesels and electrics (non-steam!)
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2:47 - EMD F40PH
4:59 - BR class 52
5:10 - BR class 42
6:32 - EMD F series diesel (don't know which specific one it is)
7:30 - EMD F series diesel (again)
8:55 - I don't know
10:34 - either EMD E8 or EMD E9
Hope this helped!
It’s always nice to see a change in loco, great job
-Ollie
Thanks Ollie, glad to hear that! :D
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FLYING SCOTSMAN thank you, a very good point I’m in the middle of making a new profile picture at the moment this is temporary
Great video Sam, very enjoyable to watch. You have a great collection. I don't have a layout myself since I left mine in our loft when we emigrated to the US 17 years ago and I miss it very much. Keep up the good work, regards Paul
Thanks very much mate, really glad you liked the video - ahh sorry to hear that, hopefully you can get started again one day!
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Wow cool, i only have Shiki-shima (Suite Train) as a locomotive. The other one is Park & ride train
Hi Sam, again a really wonderful presentation. A great collection. I have many diesels. Mostly German diesel locos and DMUs. But I have British too, 4 different Class 42 Warships, 1 Class 52, 1 Class 55, 1 Class 110 3-car DMU, 1 GWR diesel railcar, the Kestrel, the Lion, and the Falcon. I love them all so as you yours. Cheers, Norbert
Thanks a lot Norbert, really glad you liked it all! I'd love to learn more about German diesels - I guess even the warships are a bit German inspired ;D
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I think 13:44 is my favourite batch. I really like the class 86 in this livery, all the three 31's and both hymeks. All of them easily on my "favourites of british non-steamers" list together with class 40 and 37 (and maybe class 83 because it was a base for the most popular electric loco here in Poland called EU06 and its successor EU07).
Ahh good choice - yes those were some of by best ones in there! :D
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The class 86, 87 and 91 (IC225) are my favourites! But they all look good, another amazing video!
Good choices there Matthew - glad you liked them! :D
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Great stuff Sam. For a self-confessed 'steam man' you certainly know your diesels and electrics. Class 20 'Choppers' are my all time favourites, so anything you show on them would be very interesting indeed. Thanks again.
Thanks very much Mike - I do struggle with the names, I must say - and I love the choppers too, excellent little things aren't they?!
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2:46 That diesel is called an F40PH. Was the ruler of America's passenger trains for a good while until they were eventually phased out and replaced with the P40/P42 locomotives. They're actually still used on a select few commuter rail lines today.
Thanks very much for letting me know what that was mate! :D
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The locomotive at 2:50 is an Amtrak Electro-Motive Diesel F40PH locomotive. Thank you for sharing, Sam!
Edit: 6:34 is an Electro-Motive Diesel F7 locomotive, for anyone who may be wondering.
Duly noted, thanks for letting me know! :D
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I wonder if there are any of those with Metra's livery
The train I own has the design and colours of the class 58’ but the model of the Class 40’
It’s called the main freight, not sure how rare it is but I’ve not seen any videos of it, only a collectors guide and pictures.
Do a 'Flying Scotsman, Mallard and Tornado' running section where you show all your Flying Scotsmans, all your Mallards, and all your Tornados.
That would be fantastic - great idea actually! :D
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Crikey that’s a lot of engines!
So someone else has commented, but the first locomotive was indeed an Amtrak EMD F40PH #229. 229 was the final locomotive in Amtrak’s first order and is referred to as a Phase I F40. The F40s were the first new locomotives that were successful for Amtrak and they became THE motive power for Amtrak from the late 70s into the 90s. It is also in the Phase 2 Amtrak paint scheme which was the first paint scheme that the F40s were painted in.
The Union Pacific loco was an EMD F7A, I believe, but that was hard to tell and the Santa Fe locomotives looked like EMD E8’s
Great channel!
haha thank you! And duly noted on the Amtrak, many thanks for this! :D
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Splendid video of your diesels and electric locos
Thanks very much Connor! :D
2:49
F40PH US passenger locomotive in the Phase II Amtrak scheme
6:34 EMD F7 locomotive
He's just going to forget them again
Looks like I was right, I thought the Amtrak was an F40 .
haha I'll try not to forget! ;D
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Hey Sam I used to shop at the actual hattons before it went online
I love your stuff you’re the reason I got into the hobby
Any tips on collecting
You're very kind mate, thanks a lot for your comments!
Cheers,
Sam :)
I can’t believe you’re nicest guy ever
I love diesels but I love steam locos so much better, I don’t know what it is about them but I think it’s just steam locos actaully have a design when diesels are mostly just boxes on wheels lol
Interesting to see your collection Sam. Good selection.
A few recommendations for you - Hornby Ruston & Hornsby 48DS, Hornby Railroad Ruston shunter, Dapol Class 68 (awesome model) and a couple to pre-order - Accurascale Deltic which is due out early next year, and Heljan’s NER Electric Railcar, which is truly something different - one still exists and has been returned to running order this year at the Embsay & Bolton Abbey Railway in North Yorkshire.
Thanks very much Fred - yes the Rustons and others do look excellent - I'm considering those for sure!! :D
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You cheer me up when I feel down
That's lovely to hear Matthew, thanks so much!! :D
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An incredible collection Sam.
Thanks very much Bob! :D
steam trains: chug chug chug chug!!!
diesel trains: gawawa gawaw gawawa brrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrr!!!
haha love it! ;D
The BR diesel prototypes are worth collecting. 10000 10001 Falcon Lion DP2 DELTIC Kestral etc. All top quality models.
Wow that's a lot of diesels! Well done for collecting all the ones you have! Great video Sam very much enjoyed👍
Thanks very much George - really glad you liked them mate! :D
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Sam :)
Would you ever consider reviewing the dapol class 68? its an extremely good loco according to a lot of modelers of modern image layouts, particularly the DRS compass livery
Yeah I've heard how good those are - I'd love to!! :D
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The first American diesel was an EMD F40PH, and I recall their being some F unit in there. I can’t for the life of me figure out which F unit, or what the green switcher was. The two Santa Fe’s donated to you were E-units, which I’ve never seen in a Red Bonnet before! It’s okay if you don’t know American locos, of all those British ones only knew of the Blue Pullman’s before hand!
Sante Fe ran E units south towards Texas as the land was reasonably flat, they ran F units east-west as the land was mountainous & the two axle trucks (bogies) had greater adhesion on the steep gradients. Most of the western railroads used F units for this reason while the six axle units were favoured in the mid-west,the south & the east.
Wow those were the first?! Thanks you both for all the info! :D
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Hi sam you have the right balance of desiel trains very nice collection i think you should get azuma train next
Thanks a lot mate - an Azuma would be epic!! :D
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Now we've entered from the old glory days of steam & the Big Four into the eras of BR and the National Railway services.
haha absolutely! :D
That old Amtrak engine is an EMD F40PH. As for the Union Pacific it's an F7A. It's very hard to tell the difference between the F3, F7, and F9 as most of the differences were internal on the real thing (and some were rebuilt and upgraded to the later models) but both Bachmann and UP's locomotive roster say it's an F7.
Thanks a lot for that info - I would love to learn more about them! :D
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niiiiiiiiiiiice~
finally got the video I requested :D
huge collection you got there! Thanks for sharing
haha awesome - hope you enjoyed it, thanks for your kind words! :D
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Hello am from Thailand.I very like your video
Greetings from the UK, thanks for your kind words! :D
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Sam :)
My favourite line is, “Interesting and dangerous at the same time.”
haha glad you liked that! ;D
Nice! You have such a huuuge collection! Pretty awesome stuff!
Thanks a lot mate - glad you liked it!! :D
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Nice collection of diesel locomotives. I don't really know a lot about diesel locomotives since I'm more into steam locomotives since that is what I grew up knowing about since I was a kid. And hopefully you'll make a video soon about all of your rolling stock or mislaneious trains like the cheap train set or all of the drawings on your wall of fame. :)
Thanks a lot mate - yeah that's the same with me really! Yes - I'll do that soon! :D
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Great video Sam!! Hey, what passenger coaches do you have that aren’t Bachman Thomas that have hook and loop couplers? I’m having trouble finding ones here in the US Thanks!!!
Hey Andy - look online for any Mainline coaches - they all have the same ones! Also, all Hornby and Bachmann branchline coaches have compatible couplings; they're not exactly the same, but they work together!
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Sam'sTrains Thank You Sam!!! 😁 Can’t wait for the next video!
Loving your videos your clearly not short of money to have such a great collection.
Thank you!! :D
If you don't have a BR 03 yet, that may be a fine one to purchase. A BR 17 or 11001 would also be a nice choice. If you're curious about maybe an American diesel, the EMD SD40-2 is a fine choice as well. (I happen to have one in my own collection in the blue and yellow Santa Fe livery). Wonderful video as always.
Yeah absolutely - I might well look into those, thank you!! :D
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That’s a cool collection. Gotta love the diesels just as much as the steam locos. Been on a 142 Pacer. Very noisy they are.
Thanks a lot Tomas - haha are they really?! The models are too ;)
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Hi Sam
I just wanted to ask if you could run a steam locomotive and a diesel or electric doublheading
That'd be great mate - good idea!! :D
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In their final years the Blue Pullman was painted into a blue and grey livery (similar to that of the prototype HST) before they were retired in the early 1970’s.
Duly noted! I don't really like the looks of that version to be honest :/
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I would recommend getting the Hornby Class 92 model as its quite decent and the Hornby version of the Class 60 in any livery you like mate ;).
Thanks for the tip on the 92 - I will look into that! :D
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Have you reviewed the class 15 and class 17 Clayton diesels yet. I have a 17 from Heljan and I love it. Interestingly, it seems to have a low maximum speed even when the power is turned up. Wonder if it reflects it's use as a mainly mineral hauling loco. I think they were mainly employed in Scotland. Heljan also do the 15.
No I haven't, I do need to try those though, it would be good! :D
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As others have mentioned, the Santa Fe locomotives are modeled after the EMD E8A passenger locomotive. The Tri-Ang Transcontinental loco looks (loosely) based on the E8 also. The website American Rails is a good source of general information on American and Canadian locomotives and railroads, with the E8 page as an example. www.american-rails.com/7812.html
Thanks very much for letting me know Sharky, much appreciated! :D
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@@SamsTrains You're welcome! If you need help sourcing an American model or have questions about American railroads let me know. I'd be happy to help. Cheers from Boston!
Hi Sam, quite a few of the Lima models you showed today seem to be quite cheap and in plentiful supply on eBay.
I was wondering if you could do a Lima Diesel running session one time to show them off.
Yes quite a few of them are - and that's a great suggestion! :D
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Hey sam i just recentley started watching your channel. I have two questions. 1 even though i like steam trains i also quite like modern passenger trains that you would see on the irl rail. what trains shoukd i look at? And 2, i am a 12 year old and really wanting to get into the hobby but i have no room and no job for money. My dad also wpuld quite like to help out but we have no space and we have a 7 year old in the house. I really want to start model railway ing and i wondered if you would be able to give me any advice?
Cheers boss,
Noah
Hey Noah - hmmm, try some modern DMUs, or search up modern image diesels to get some ideas? Feel free to check out my video on getting started with model railways - there should be some tips there for you! :D
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Aw cheers m8
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Edit: 2:47 Amtrak f40ph either phase 2 or 3
Wow your train is awesome
Thank you! :D
Wow an amazing collection
Saw your steam video too
Love ur vids
Thanks so much mate, appreciate the support! :D
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Sam :)
More diesels!
-joe
haha yes! :D
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3:00 that's an F40PH according to Google, hope that helps. I don't think I've ever seen you run that engine. If you ever do a American loco session (again, I think?) it'd be nice to see it come out. 6:37 the UP diesel I think is an F9. I'd love to see that Santa Fe train run (especially the coaches in blue) hope we see that soon.
Thanks very much Patrick - yes I think you're absolutely right, I've looked that up, and it looks just like him! Yes I'll definitely include those! :D
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Hey mate! That Amtrak you showed is an Amtrak F40PH EMD. Maybe you should look for some Amtrak coaches for it you think?
Thanks for this Jared, duly noted! I'd love to get some yeah! :D
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Wow! Amazing! Fantastic video Sam! My recommendations(In no particular order): Hornby class 60, Bachmann class 70 (Avaliable for good prices off ebay), Dapol class 73 (comparison of the 73s?) (Fun fact! Class 73s are bi mode, they can run on diesel or electric), Class 68 (Fantastic model by dapol), Hornby class 153, Bachmann class 158, class 170, class 150, Cavalex class 91 (Not yet released(IC 225)), class 220 (Standard voyager, yours is class 221super voyager), Bachmann class 37, Hornby class 390 pendolino, class 800, bachmann class 350/450, Hornby class 92, Hornby class 08 (Premium), New bachmann 04. N gauge: Dapol class 66, class 67, class 153, class 156, HST/Class 43, class 220 voyger, Graham farish class 350, class 150, class 57, class 220 voyager, graham farish class 66, class 60.
i have some of these models, many of them i dont but i know are fantastic! Thanks, Iwan
Hey Iwan, thanks very much for the suggestions - I'll definitely look into some of those!! :D
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This is a really impressive collection!
Thanks so much Emma! :D
Hi Sam the Hornby class 66 is in the railways range but it’s £68 but I’m not sure why because it’s basically a railroad model (I own one) but can’t complain for the price it’s great
Cheers
Tom
Yeah I agree - it's definitely not worthy of being in the railways range - naughty Hornby!! :O
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The thumbnail is one of your best ones!
Ooh do you think?! Thank you! :D
Also when I said Janus I was referring to a disease that causes the skin to turn yellow.
haha!! That'd be Jaundis, lol! xD
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Fabulous collection Sam. I would suggest a GWR 800, I think they are beautiful.
Thanks very much Phlip - yes I do quite llike the look of those, I'll keep an eye out! :D
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Nice selection. Do you ave any shunters?
Thank you! Yeah I have some! :D
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Hi Sam,
Been an diesel guy this was interesting for me you own a lot more than I do. Dapol Class 22 is a nice one which I have along with Heljan 's Class 23 one of their better models. The one I would like to own and saving up for is Bullied diesel it's not cheap but nothing is in this hobby. Pete
Thanks a lot Peter, glad you liked this one! Yeah the 22 is fantastic, and I really like the Heljan 23 as well! I'm with you on the Bullied diesel - fascinating, but very expensive!
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Great video Sam some great models their
Thanks very much David! :D
Lol when you said "cabinet" I thought you meant a display cabinet so I was surprised to then see the locomotives stored in drawers! XD. I guess you probably couldn't fit them all in a display cabinet lol.
haha yeah - I wish it was a proper cabinet ;)
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Can you do a collection video of all your rolling stock
Yes! I'm doing something along those lines soon! :D
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And also here are my request of locomotives that maybe you’ll like.
List of locos: class 170, class 350, class 450, class 159, class 153 and finally a class 70.
Great ideas, I'd love to try those! :D
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WOAH!!! GREAT TO SEE OLD "RODNEY" AGAIN ... GREAT VID SAM
haha thank you - glad you liked seeing him! ;D
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Ah yes, Diesel - all aboard! (Even though the song that the reference comes from is a CAR song......!)
Oh and the train that Colin gave you? That's an Alco PA class - also known as "The Flying Cloud" because they overheated quite badly!
haha yep! And thanks for the info on the diesel, appreciate that!
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I'm not sure if someone already said it but the Union Pacific one at 6:36 is an F3.
Thanks a lot for letting me know Yu! :D
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Although on second thought it could possibly be a different member of the F-series. They all look very similar.
I consider each multiple unit set (super voyager, pacer, etc.) to be one loco, while one blue pullman end car or HST end end to be one loco. I also counted the diesels and electrics shown in the steam collection video
2:48 that is an F40PH in Amtrak Phase II (when was the last time you ran it)
15 locos in the first drawer
12 in the 2nd drawer (The Union Pacifc engine is an EMD F7)
8:55 I beleive that is an Alco S2 (when was the last time you ran that one?)
10 in the 3rd drawer
10:35 Those are either E8 or E9 locomotives (both types are the same on the outside)
3 locos in the 4th drawer (those passenger cars are very similar to what I own, and have suggested)
19 locos in the yellow drawers
3 in the orange drawer
16:09 in real life, all the cars of a Super Voyager are powered
So 64 additional locomotives were shown in this video, which means you collection has *390* locomotives and multiple units! Hopefully, this will help you remeber when you get your 400th locomotive/multiple unit and can celebrate!
Yeah, I counted each as just one loco too - and wow, you did an amazing job to keep track of all of those - should be hitting the big 400 pretty soon then!! :O
Thanks again for the dedication mate, lol! ;D
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A week ago I orderd hornby thomas...and a hornby James..
SOMEBODY HAS TO BE THE FAVIROUTE!!!
THE ONE THAT EVERYBODY WANTS TO SEEEE
Oh and btw it came today (with Annie,clarabel and some track)!
haha that's awesome - hope you enjoy them mate! :D
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Sam :)
Hi sam another great video mate love all the BR desiel elec /elec loco/dmu/emu/coachs the class 86/2 ELEC loco is right up my street mate good by for now Clive
Thanks very much Clive, glad you liked them all mate! :D
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Sam :)
Thanks Sam. Well worth waiting for
Thanks a lot David, that's lovely to hear! :D
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Hi Sam amazing vid! Are you going to make a new fixing your trains vid? (Our broken trains)
Thanks very much Craig - yes I might do more of that soon! :D
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Keep this in mind, the warship is a class 42. And the HST is the class 43
That's right - thanks for that!! :D
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Oh man even now after its retirement the F40ph is the iconic Amtrak locomotive (at 3:00)
Do you still use the class 66? 🇬🇧
That’s a lot of locomotives nice collection btw how much does the class 08
Thanks very much - glad you liked it! The 08s go for less than £100 usually!
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Your train storage is pretty good. I really need to go through mine and put the trains I don't want to get damaged back in their boxes to protect them and make space. Your going to be busy on the next live episodes with people wanting diesel's to be run.
Thanks a lot Ben - yes that's very true - you have be very careful storing them like I do! And you're not wrong there ;)
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Hey do a express train special with the hst , blue Pullman with the carriges
Intercity 225 , flying Scotsman with Pullman carriges and class 87 intercity with carriges also with virgin voyager
That's a great idea - I may try that!! :D
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the european locomotive is e444 001 prototype livery which is the FS italian state railways
Duly noted, thanks for letting me know! :D
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Sam :)
I'm jealous! You have so many lovely diesels! I really want a voyager but they go for well over £100 second hand! Well over my budget!
Thanks very much mate - yeah they are too expensive - and mine always derails too - bit rubbish really!
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@@SamsTrains that would be the tilting mechanism in the powered car, IC82 did a video about it a few years back. If you take the body off and loosen the bogie screws slightly it should work better. Another potential problem is the close coupling, your layout has some tight curves and some that even curve one direction then the other. Tight track like that can also be a problem for them, I learned this from a temporary layout I had once and my friends voyager.
Hi Sam great collection ! While I personally think the American F3 diesel with its raised roof fans & it’s chicken wire side grills is an interesting model I would rather recommend a Budd Rail Diesel Car_ RDC made by those Canadian folk at Rapido Models which have been previewed on their RUclips channel. The Sante Fe 2 car set in particular is a beautiful example. PS_ the company have even purchased a real RDC which run as a heritage item!!😎👍👍
Sorry Sam that link should read_ Rapido Trains HO Sante Fe RDC set -David
Thanks a lot David - yeah I thought it was interesting, thanks for the tip on the Budd, I'll look at that! :D
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@sam it's an American FP 40H Amtrak the first one silver with black roof
At 2.58min
At 6.38 an F3 or F7 UP
Hi David, thanks a lot for the info on this mate!
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My favorite diesel I might choose is the Class 40 of how big it is. Does the Class 40 have 4 wheels on each truck? If so it would make a total of 16 wheels.
Hence, a 1-co-co-1!
Great choice - yes it does indeed - quite a big beast! :D
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You don't have an 09 shunter, get one. Possibly an 06 but they are not great running models despite looking good.
Class 59 is a favourite of mine, I have all liveries apart from Mendip Rail Ltd.
I notice you don't have a 67 either.
Possibly a modern DMU such as the 158/9 or 170 is good too.
That's true - I would love one! Thanks a lot for your comment,
Cheers,
Sam :)
Again, thanks for making me feel better about myself.
haha no problem Andrew, glad to be of service ;)
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Sam a really good diesel is he Hornby class 67 and also the Bachmann 20s are brilliant
Thanks for that mate - I'll be sure to check those out! :D
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Should be getting my first hornby set Next week. Love your vids btw. Greetings from Finland.
- Joel
That's awesome Joel - hope it works well for you! Greetings from the UK! :D
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@@SamsTrains Also will be in London Next monday so will be getting more locos and Rolling stock.
- Joel
Could you do a video of a one off running session of your DMUs?
I have done Jacob - but it might be time to do another! :D
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@@SamsTrains Thank you Sam. I always love the running sessions and I don't think I have seen a video of your DMUs all together.☺
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Thanks a lot mate!! :D
Nice lot of diesel and electric ones you have there. Although I'm more into steam than diesel
Thanks Cameron - glad you liked them - that's true of me too! :D
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Nice video!
Thank you! :D
I have a question, do you have any German steam locomotives in your collection?
I may have just one Fleichmann loco, but that's all sadly :(
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@@SamsTrains Sorry i mean one type of model from the german locos, not the producer 😂
Hello. Wanna hear stuff we Americans do.
Though we have Walthers, Athearn, and Broadway Limited. They are great!
Can you review the Bachmann Troublesome Trucks.
I've heard those are great - I'd love to try some! :D
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I've never seen so many yellow faces in all my life. Do your diesels have jaunus? Also, I find the long diesels to be strong, powerful and slightly smelling worse than my socks after that 16km hike I did with my ranger troup
haha thanks Nathan - yes there is a Janus in there! haha - I'm not surprised to hear that! ;D
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Lovely collection 👍
Thank you Ciaran! :D
what would happen if you ran them all at the same time on the same track with same controller? that would be interesting
Nothing would happen - the controller would just consider it a short circuit.... you'd need an awful lot of current to run all those! ;D
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I would like to see a flying Scotsman, engine driven have a run around the track
That would be great Bailey! :D
Every American railfan be like "that's an f40pH", it's a American passenger diesel locomotive from the 70s
haha I know - oops! xD
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The EMD F40PH is a four-axle 3,000-3,200 hp (2.2-2.4 MW) B-B diesel-electric locomotive built by General Motors Electro-Motive Division in several variants from 1975 to 1992. Intended for use on Amtrak's short-haul passenger routes, it became the .... Amtrak, EMD F40PH, 78, 200-229; 270-279; 300-309; 332-359.
Thanks very much for the info Sarah, appreciate it! :D
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can your next video be your rolling stock collection and the diesels you should get next are a 67, 68, 70, 82, 57, 50, 46, class 07, 06, 05
Yes I'll be doing rolling stock soon, and great suggestions mate!! :D
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@@SamsTrains no problem
Hey Sam I just got my first little tank engine and some track
-David
DaSoildieringRomania ayyyyy
Awesome David - I hope you really enjoy them! :D
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Now I want to but one pf each class you showed
haha sorry about that - I've always had that problem too! ;D
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