History of early Locomotives
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- Опубликовано: 6 сен 2024
- A small homage to honour those pioneers of steam locomotion.
Created with Trainz 2009, recorded with Fraps and edited with Corel VideoStudio Pro.
- Pen-y-Darren (1802)
- Catch Me Who Can (1808)
- Puffing Billy (1813)
- Novelty (1829)
all modelled by Steve Flanders
- Rocket (1829), modelled by John Whelan
- Saxonia (1838), modelled by Niezbo
Pictures and information are from wikipedia.
Thank you all for sharing!
Looking at these old locomotives of the past, it's really amazing to think what people can do with old fashioned technology to make such wonderful machines of the railways.
Imagination comes first.
Not really wonderful
I love old locomotives 🚂 they are just nice to look at!
They are very powerful too, that steam is a powerful energy😀
You know, it's kind of sad that most people don't know how trains became what they are today without the invention of the steam locomotives.
Kayden The Black Wolf Too bloomin' right!
Yeah I think that is such an exaggeration. Most people know what steam engines are.
@@swahi2702 well people don’t know much of the history
@@christherailfan5851 I agree
@@idontcareexe9013 that a tugs reference
Trevithick's locomotive is running backwards, with the tender at the wrong end. The funnel is at the back of the engine, and the flywheel is at the front. The controls are also by the funnel, which means that - in this "configuration" - the driver cannot operate the engine.
My fellow Cornishman Richard Trevithick first invented high pressure steam power and was the first to use it for locomotion. It's sad that Stephenson seems to have become better known.
I live in Trevithick's home town in Cornwall. It's sad that he died penniless in Dartford, Kent.
Very well done. I love these early pioneering locos the best. Most of these later locos like the Rocket onwards went at a fair clip for the time. Most people nowadays wouldn't know what these steam engines, or think that they go only at a walking pace.
I am aware of some like puffing billy, rocket, lion etc.
Great job here! You sequenced this well, each development seems a little faster than the prior one!
The Rocket may not have been the first steam locomotive but it had a lot of innovation like a multi-tube boiler, double acting pistons and exhaust suction. I think it went in reverse, had water injection and brakes too?
They’re gonna build a replica of Catch me who can
Ahh, the smell of burned flesh after the daily boiler explosions. Darn, I miss that.
Have to say that "Catch me who can" locomotive must have the tender on the other side of the engine, since the firebox is in the opposite end
Invention: *is created*
Random people back then: IT HAS SOMETHING TO DO WITH DEATH
Thanos Correct.
Rocket and Saxonia are my take home picks among the pioneering locomotives.
0:01 Where can I find that engine?
I honestly think if the novelty didn t break down frequently it would have beaten the rocket. It was fast but it had issues
We have to be grateful she did, as while she was a nifty runner, she was a sports car when what the world needed was Land Rover. History shows the importance of the multi-tubular boiler and the blast pipe to the future design of Locomotives. Novelty was just that, a novelty. Her successor the George IV proved that the design was not good enough to move coal traffic on the St. Helens to Runcorn Gap railway with any efficiency or success.
@@liverpoolandmanchesterrailway I believe it was said 'The person who [named these engines] King George the Fourth and Queen Adelaide, may be proud of the appropriate choice, as the engines appear no exception to the royal rule, and do not work.'
Wow, it's amazing how quickly the designs evolved. Too bad steam powered road transport was so heavily regulated.
regulated by what and who?? They simply couldn't be manufactured cheap enough and be serviced easily enough to have a chance against the mass-produced ICE cars.
orgelmuziek
@Kung Fu Cow what in the late 1700s when it first came about? i don't think so.
twistedyogert
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Now you know why i like trains twistedyogert
This is lovely! The birds singing is a great gimmick!
I like to think when we are old, I will still recommendations of poorly animated locomotives on similarly ancient Simulation platforms in 480p...
During the 1780's John Fitch created the first model of a steam locomotive engine. He pesented this idea in front of George Washington and his cabinet in Philadelphia. Fitch's vision was to make a bigger model and run it through the Allegany Mountains where the U.S. faced problems of shipping supplies.
"Fitch's little locomotive operated on track made of wooden beams held in place by wheels with flanges on the outside of the wood rails, rather than inside as later became standard railroad practice. It featured a copper boiler mounted sideways on the frame and employed a sort of grasshopper lever motion to transmit power to the wheels"(nhs). The United States government wasn't well receptive to this idea and didn't want the shipping of supplies to be done by machine.
Another load of American bullshit the steam locomotive and was invented in England like many other great inventions you're best inventions were the zip and barbed wire
3:21 Puffing Billy
Ebben a technológiai fejlődésben a lészennyezés volt a legjobb.
The men are too small in relation. The track is 4' 8,5" wide. The staff is therefore about 4' tall.
3:53 puffing billy
Trains in the past:slow*(*like an old turtle*)*
Modern trains*(*trains today*)*:i am speeeeeeeeeeddddd!!!!!!!!!!
Trains in the future:in just a blink you are already at your destination
Are they available for train simulator?
Glynn Was a Steam Engine
Of course, at least people in the United Kingdom's have built replicas of them! Some or most of them.
Looks great
I love steam trains cuz they have rods
My favourite has always been Stephenson's Rocket
Prachtig gemaakt en mooie animatie, mijn compliment ─ Beautifully made and animated, my compliment.
Walter Kok
Mee Eens-Agreed.
where do oyu download them?
How did you find those kind of trains
8:10 9:20 Weird Horse Noises
6:50 Stephen from Thomas and friends
where can I find those locomotives?
most of them can be found on the download station
On the planet called Earth
Dalverne Jens Steffensen.
how do I go about getting the rocket locomotive ad the saxonia locomotive
Informative video 📹
Some of this old engines should be in a Thomas movie
The Rocket Is Starring In The Thomas And Friends Series. In That Series He's Called Stephen.
Where did you get all these locos?
Thank you for posting this informative video🎉🎉
A corrida para quem apresenta-se a primeira máquina com o melhor desempenho era uma batalha. Rio RJ Brasil
is Lincoln driving the train at 5:28 ???
correct is Lincoln Well Done
Lincoln the train president
That isn’t Lincoln you dumbnuts
@@justinroi98 It is funny
Actually the penny darn was invented in 1804
this video is nostalgic to me
It is in Trainz
that looks cool where can i get that mod?
7:05 inspired stephen from ttte #tttestephen
Mhae Bernal actually, stephen was inspired by the train.
Lol
@@thomastheblueengine0185 your not shame by telling "lol" idiot
Why didn't you add planet?
plz correct the air flow
Is this a game? Can you type the name please?
Trainz
how did you fix saxonia's wheel movment, because when I drive saxonia the wheels go too quickly
The oldest one in 0.25 speed is acaily very fasy compared to the one when my mom is late for work and its 3000000miles long so it wilk take about 50000000000000000000 years
What, no dialogue? Captions maybe?
that was cool
0:29 chyba maksymalna prędkość
Didn't the early locomotives burn coke, especially the ones that took part in the 1829 Rainhill trials, and therefore not produce any black smoke?
На паровозах тех лет, гудков и свистков, не было
ENGLISH
Planet at 8.31???
Please tell me what program that is.
cool locos
Number three was The Steam Elephant, not Puffing Billy.
I like puffing billy
Hey Ur Playing Trainz Simulator Or Trainz Simulator 2
He is playing trainz 2009
Yeah tell us where you download them
Awesome!
No loco number 1 😢
Share?
Wheres trevithick?
trevithick locomotive not the person
You can download my models (Steve) from my website: www.ballynagarrick.net/ing4trainz/index.htm They are freeware for Trainz railway simulator. Don't run them too fast! Most had a top speed of about 5 mph until Rocket came along. Certainly those by Trevithick rarely got to 12 mph. I have modelled three versions of Hedley's loco: Puffing Billy as a 10-wheel plateway (flangeless) loco; then as Steam Horse, with flanged wheels for edge rail (the usual type); and finally as Wylam Dilly which was the final version with just 4 driving wheels. Plateway track is also available from my website. I have posted my own video of Puffing Billy etc at ruclips.net/video/SmJ8iOjDlSM/видео.html
btw the steam whistle sound I've used on Novelty is my ringtone!
wheres da planet dat George Stevenson made
Christopher White *robert
Wow download link please 🥺
great animation 💐
mike- rayner-videos It's not a animation, but a spiffing game called Trainz! Check it out mate it's grand!
Whats the game?
Trainz
@@szthoma TRAINZ 2009 DUMBASS
What is this game ?? I want to install it on my phone
Chris Telle trainz simlator 2009
You had a false fact about The Rocket. It was built by Robert and his father George.
A3Tornado George was busy surveying the Liverpool and Manchester, he had incredibly limited involvement.
But tis train so slow how to go fast
BILLY BOB JOE
9:20 HORSE
4:16
what is máme the game
trainz
@@joshuakosek1410 t r a i n z 2 0 0 9
Bruh I got Trainz 2004
No one sees old locomotive
pen-y-daren is First vechicle
no wheel is
No, the Coalbrookdale locomotive was the first one (1801). It looks a lot like Pen-y-daren, but it was smaller. There is a replica at Iron Bridge.
The first vehicle ( self propelled) was made by Nicholas cugnot in the 1700s, though trevithic did make two road vehicles.
Chris&forrest funvideos we aren't talking about self propelled vehicles, it's trains.
can you no?!
it is a game not history
yes that is true, but they are using the game to make the trains but these trains likely will stay stationary for now
Michael Kingery The locomotives in the game represent the history.
U forgot Pegasus from America
Daniel Sturino these are british
On
Damnit I meant oh
Take away the railroad tracks from the first ones and those could be the first ever automobiles lol
Before ww1 time
od tych machin wszystko się zaczeło
kuzko emperator tak
😇
a like them do you no trains can talk
No trains can not talk but their voices are their whistles/horns
you forgot, The Tom Thumb, The Dewitt Clinton, the John Bull and the Best Friend of Charleston.
Andrew Scolari don't forget locomotion
Because they were mostly derivative and not in anyway an advance on the state of locomotion. John Bull, for instance, is basically a Planet.
Sorry, not a planet, there was this design produced based of the Planet that was basically identical to John Bull, without the odd plow and massive tender.
in yro dreams you will no!
What were you thinking with that intro? not even gonna bother watching your video now. So bad
iLass
Steve Flanders, the man, the myth, the legend.
where did you find them all
Where did you get these engines?
Pendennis Castle a programs which simulate these engines
A program which simulate these engines
@@randomcoconutchannel8178 your wrong. These models are from the dls