Top job on the video again, I love these old carriages. Can you Imagine the workforce needed to first build them and than maintain then, how many people the railways employed, and now they even are struggling to keep the guard on bord… The mahogany alone is worth almost its wait in gold now these days, thank God these beauties are preserved. Anyway right up my alley, my intrest is around 1900 right up to the pioneering days, really would like to see more of those in model. Definitely must vist the museum in the future, thanks for giving us a quick tour…
Memories of comfort on trains. Seats that you could sit on without getting a numb bottom after 15 minutes. Lol . Obviously southern region was not good enough, no teak . Lol . Great video.
Hey, Oldham got a mention! (Where I grew up) Those coaches are so lovely it's great that they've been restored. Thanks for letting me experience this from the other side of the world
Compartment carriage are nice. They're like traveling in a private luxury car. Obviously you don't have to worry about getting disturb by unruly passengers
Hi Alfonso, everybody loves these old compartment carriages don't they. Whenever we go to heritage railways we always choose to travel in these if we can. Cheers for watching Rick
Love seeing inside these coaches . Love compartment stock . We used to have Swindon 126 units going through Paisley to Glasgow . The centre coach was a corridor composite , although all second class by the time I travelled . Always tried to get into one of these compartments and pretend going on long distance , even though Glasgow just 10 mins away . That’s why I’m a wee bit disappointed in preserved railways . Even if they are Mk1s they tend to be open stock . Probably easier for them , much prefer compartments . I think the last time I had a compartment was on NYMR
Very interesting place Rick. I like it, may have to pay it a visit soon... Not long got back from Port Sunlight, some good bargains found too. All the best, Steve.
Hi Steve, it's at Ingrow station on the KWVR so best to combine a visit with a train journey although you can just visit the carriages trust and the Bahamas Loco Society next door. All the best Rick
Ok wow now this is what I like!!! I am glad you are showing them. I do like these for my OO Trains as well. The first Class ones sure do look like win the Beatles did A Hard Days Night 🚂!!!Thank you so much Rick for reading the tags. I was really hoping that you did find the one that the Beatles used lol!!! I do like the old wood ones too so much so that I did just get some for my OO set!!! Sorry mate a lot of the shows I din't know but what do you do lol right!!! This was a lot of fun thank you for doing this . Take care you too and be well and safe out there
Hi Brad, glad you enjoyed our little trip out. They are wonderful coaches and they vary from being very comfortable to not being able to sit in them for 2 minutes. All the best Rick
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Top job on the video again, I love these old carriages.
Can you Imagine the workforce needed to first build them and than maintain then, how many people the railways employed, and now they even are struggling to keep the guard on bord…
The mahogany alone is worth almost its wait in gold now these days, thank God these beauties are preserved.
Anyway right up my alley, my intrest is around 1900 right up to the pioneering days, really would like to see more of those in model.
Definitely must vist the museum in the future, thanks for giving us a quick tour…
Hi Danny, yes the craftsmanship involved in producing these must have been astounding and in such numbers as well. Thanks for watching Rick.
Memories of comfort on trains. Seats that you could sit on without getting a numb bottom after 15 minutes. Lol . Obviously southern region was not good enough, no teak . Lol . Great video.
Hi Paul, yes those were the days lol. Cheers Rick
You can see where Hattons and Hornby got their inspiration, fab place and thanks for the tour.
Yes you certainly can!
What a great place to visit lots of good things to see👍
Thanks for watching Clive
Hey, Oldham got a mention! (Where I grew up)
Those coaches are so lovely it's great that they've been restored.
Thanks for letting me experience this from the other side of the world
Hi Gerry, I grew up in Oldham as well and still visit regularly. The town has changed an awful lot over the past few years. All the best Rick
Great video Rick and Pauline, heritage centres do some truly wonderful work.
Hi Deano, they sure do.
I enjoyed that both very nice place thanks for sharing
Thanks for watching
Compartment carriage are nice. They're like traveling in a private luxury car. Obviously you don't have to worry about getting disturb by unruly passengers
Hi Alfonso, everybody loves these old compartment carriages don't they. Whenever we go to heritage railways we always choose to travel in these if we can. Cheers for watching Rick
Hi guys, another great video. What beautiful carriages, they knew how to travel in style in those days. All the best guys. Carl.
Thanks Carl
Hi great videos learnt what to look out for when buying locos and coaches from the model railway fairs thank you both
You're welcome Philip and thanks for watching. All the best Rick.
Love seeing inside these coaches . Love compartment stock . We used to have Swindon 126 units going through Paisley to Glasgow . The centre coach was a corridor composite , although all second class by the time I travelled . Always tried to get into one of these compartments and pretend going on long distance , even though Glasgow just 10 mins away . That’s why I’m a wee bit disappointed in preserved railways . Even if they are Mk1s they tend to be open stock . Probably easier for them , much prefer compartments . I think the last time I had a compartment was on NYMR
Hi Russell, I've been on a few heritage railways with compartments but for the life of me remember which ones. Many thanks for watching Rick.
Very interesting place Rick. I like it, may have to pay it a visit soon... Not long got back from Port Sunlight, some good bargains found too. All the best, Steve.
Hi Steve, it's at Ingrow station on the KWVR so best to combine a visit with a train journey although you can just visit the carriages trust and the Bahamas Loco Society next door. All the best Rick
Thanks for the tour
You're welcome Arthur
one of your best videos, well done
Thanks Neil
Nice carriages
Sure are!
Ok wow now this is what I like!!! I am glad you are showing them. I do like these for my OO Trains as well. The first Class ones sure do look like win the Beatles did A Hard Days Night 🚂!!!Thank you so much Rick for reading the tags. I was really hoping that you did find the one that the Beatles used lol!!! I do like the old wood ones too so much so that I did just get some for my OO set!!! Sorry mate a lot of the shows I din't know but what do you do lol right!!! This was a lot of fun thank you for doing this . Take care you too and be well and safe out there
Hi Brad, glad you enjoyed our little trip out. They are wonderful coaches and they vary from being very comfortable to not being able to sit in them for 2 minutes. All the best Rick
You know lol if you are there for a while I would think you would to be comfy🛋.See you on the next🎦mate‼
Good vid on the channel thanks lee
Thanks Lee