The scenery was beautiful - that's why I clicked on the RUclips recommendation. :-) Lovely looking layout. An amazing amount of work has gone into it. Thank you for sharing.
Bet it was fun getting all your friends stock out to run these tests, well worth it though. Thanks for putting this together and risking killing your locos to do so, very impressive result. 👍
This is the very reason why late steam locomotives in the US had so many drive wheels and were often articulated. We needed the power, and more importantly we needed the traction.
Great experiment and fun to watch too. Nice to see the Southern 'N' class doing its bit. Fabulous layout by the way. Great work! Love watching N gauge.
Congratulations on your accomplishment.... Your wagons must all be top-notch... as well as the track being in exceptional condition.... hard to do with such a small gauge. Good job.
Excellent video that Deltic sounded good, I was shocked to see the N class and LNER loco pulling away while the tail end of the train was still stationary
Love these sort of videos. I did one with a Minitrix warship with traction tires. Hauled 70+ coaches easily. We couldnt add anymore as we ran out that night. It is on youtube on my old Jiffyman channel thats still up
Loving the video but would love to know more about your layout. It looks like you have it in a garden shed but what are the dimensions. What buildings are you using, have not come across your engine shed with that roof configuration in n gauge. I see you have two turntables, are they Peco and how have you got them operating as in your previous video it looks so smooth when its turning. I am putting my layout in the loft, no where else to go and yes it's in n gauge. I have about 30' x 7' to play around and I am going to recreate Bognor Regis Terminus complete with engine shed, turntable and large goods shed post 1938. Love the look of your layout, please keep them coming. Regards Chris
Chris, to answer your questions: It is in a shed, the internal dimensions are approx 15ft x 7ft. The buildings are mostly scenecraft or Lyddle End, however the engine shed is custom made from 2x K Laser designs Northlight engine sheds ( kslaserdesigns.com/kit01-04-01 ) bashed together to make a 4 road engine shed. The Turntables are peco, the storage yard one is hand operated, but the terminus one is operated using a Lochmotech TTMKF motorising kit ( www.locomotech.com/index.html ) I highly recommend this product! Sorry for the slow reply, but I hope the info helps. I hopefully will get around to a more informative video about the layout and how it was built soon. in the meantime any further questions feel free to ask.
Terrific! I especially like how honest you are, keeping on all the various attempts to storm the crest of your grade- you definitely make the grade for me!👍🙂🚂👌
In real life the 28xx regularly handled upto 100 wagons in service, particularly coal trains from South Wales, this is replicated at Pendon museum on their layout 'The Vale'. facebook.com/watch/?v=1391278510945697
The scenery was beautiful - that's why I clicked on the RUclips recommendation. :-) Lovely looking layout. An amazing amount of work has gone into it. Thank you for sharing.
I’m laughing at your roast of Sam’s trains. I love that channel 😂
Bet it was fun getting all your friends stock out to run these tests, well worth it though. Thanks for putting this together and risking killing your locos to do so, very impressive result. 👍
This is the very reason why late steam locomotives in the US had so many drive wheels and were often articulated. We needed the power, and more importantly we needed the traction.
Wonderful layout, great test of strength aka Sam, but working blocks too! A great piece of video entertainment!
Great experiment and fun to watch too. Nice to see the Southern 'N' class doing its bit. Fabulous layout by the way. Great work! Love watching N gauge.
Congratulations on your accomplishment.... Your wagons must all be top-notch... as well as the track being in exceptional condition.... hard to do with such a small gauge. Good job.
Very impressive and quite a speed. I wouldn't dare try for fear of damaging the motor.
Really enjoyed watching this experiment. Steam rules then! Very nice! Happy new year. Cheers, Jeremy.
Great looking layout, well done!
AWESOME!!! Thank you for sharing and keep up the good work.
absolutely charming stuff.. happy to be your 500th subscriber!!
Excellent video that Deltic sounded good, I was shocked to see the N class and LNER loco pulling away while the tail end of the train was still stationary
@N Gauge Model Railway . Like the real thing!
Impressive..the layout looks lovely
I was going to recommend a double header That was fun. Thanks.
Great layout the video was a lot of fun cheers from Australia Ron
The Deltic sounded almost authentic at full throttle and slipping !
Where can I get a truck like that giraffe carrier over there?
That must be a small fortune in one moving train!
Love these sort of videos. I did one with a Minitrix warship with traction tires. Hauled 70+ coaches easily. We couldnt add anymore as we ran out that night. It is on youtube on my old Jiffyman channel thats still up
1:01 why are there 4 cabooses in the train there
purely to bring the total number of wagons up to 100, no other reason.
Good idea to add another locomotive or two and then it's not such a strained train. Well done and nice layout.
And the diesel sounds like the prototype!
Beautiful layout matey.
I do love the layout. Is the station scratch built or are there kits for the Great Central?
The Great Central buildings are available from Graham Farish as completed resin cast models.
@@peteraustin3918 thanks 😊
Your voice reminded me of Jonathon Agnew commmentating on cricket :) you sounds just like him
Loving the video but would love to know more about your layout. It looks like you have it in a garden shed but what are the dimensions. What buildings are you using, have not come across your engine shed with that roof configuration in n gauge. I see you have two turntables, are they Peco and how have you got them operating as in your previous video it looks so smooth when its turning. I am putting my layout in the loft, no where else to go and yes it's in n gauge. I have about 30' x 7' to play around and I am going to recreate Bognor Regis Terminus complete with engine shed, turntable and large goods shed post 1938. Love the look of your layout, please keep them coming.
Regards Chris
Chris, to answer your questions: It is in a shed, the internal dimensions are approx 15ft x 7ft. The buildings are mostly scenecraft or Lyddle End, however the engine shed is custom made from 2x K Laser designs Northlight engine sheds ( kslaserdesigns.com/kit01-04-01 ) bashed together to make a 4 road engine shed. The Turntables are peco, the storage yard one is hand operated, but the terminus one is operated using a Lochmotech TTMKF motorising kit ( www.locomotech.com/index.html ) I highly recommend this product! Sorry for the slow reply, but I hope the info helps. I hopefully will get around to a more informative video about the layout and how it was built soon. in the meantime any further questions feel free to ask.
Terrific! I especially like how honest you are, keeping on all the various attempts to storm the crest of your grade- you definitely make the grade for me!👍🙂🚂👌
beautiful layout!
I was entertained.
I would use at least 3 engine s. How can one steam pull all those cars
Banking engine?
i remember i had a minitrix loco which could pull 5 wagons and no more
Well, well, well! Trying to set a world record, are we?
What wood do use for the layout
Hello, a nice video, greetings from Germany from Gert
Wow I have just subscribed I found it very interesting so look forward to more vlogs
That's why you have double headers/enders.
Nice layout. What size is the shed it's in? I need to move my own layout out of the spare bedroom to a purpose build shed. Cheers Euan
The internal dimernsions are approx 15ft x 7ft.
In my mind I was saying, "I think I can, I think I can, I think I can"......
Anyways, for realistic traffic, you would have 2 or 3 engines for such long trains.
In real life the 28xx regularly handled upto 100 wagons in service, particularly coal trains from South Wales, this is replicated at Pendon museum on their layout 'The Vale'. facebook.com/watch/?v=1391278510945697
@@PedanticmongrelsRailwayChannel That's impressive!
Nice 👍
I Think you had Too Many Cars on the Line Weighing it Down.If you Load up The train Double head or Make Sure the Traction Wheels Are good to go.
You got a like just for the Sam's trains comment lol 🤣
Well I guess that's one way to burn a motor out!!!
cool you watch sam's trains]
Otherwise looks good elsewise.
It's the Swayze express! :-) [google it ;-)]
GREAT TRY!!!!!!
Or Pull just enough not To Burn up your Engines.
You even SOUND like Sam!