Sadly, Paul Newman (who built the Clematis Railway) passed away in 2013. He was 84. We were both members of the Kent Group of the G Scale Society, and as a result, we visited each other's garden railways, in our lifetimes. He was a wonderful man, greatly missed, and now, he's continuing to play trains, up in the sky.God bless you, Paul, God bless.
Excellent series; glad I ‘found’ it... Just checking. Your first guest said signals followed by points - I always thought it was the other way round? E.g. point set for the road but signal still set at danger
Or you could use a RC Gas fired live steam loco - bit pricy, and high maintenance, but much more realistic, and makes it a lot more of a personal and physical thing, as you have to steam the loco up, and get it set, but one it is setup its good to go for a good run of the line.
If you go to any preserved railway you will find mr Pike that the points must be set first before the signal is cleared!!!!. Also when a wire snaps the signal drops to the "ON" position not the "OFF"!!!
watching this 11 years later, still looks amazing
Sadly, Paul Newman (who built the Clematis Railway) passed away in 2013. He was 84. We were both members of the Kent Group of the G Scale Society, and as a result, we visited each other's garden railways, in our lifetimes. He was a wonderful man, greatly missed, and now, he's continuing to play trains, up in the sky.God bless you, Paul, God bless.
its still good 12years later
DCC is defo the way forward since this series in 2001 it has gone huge and very advanced
Mark “WHAT HAVE YOU BEEN DOING!?!” Me “laying my own garden railway. Duh.”
Excellent series; glad I ‘found’ it...
Just checking. Your first guest said signals followed by points - I always thought it was the other way round? E.g. point set for the road but signal still set at danger
Sounding good!
14:07 thought that was a real cat for a second!
Nice set up
Cool
Does anyone have any information on the great Wealden railway? Is it still going etc?
where can you buy the multi transmitter controller mark had ???
i think this video is alsome i like you'r Garden Rail road
Or you could use a RC Gas fired live steam loco - bit pricy, and high maintenance, but much more realistic, and makes it a lot more of a personal and physical thing, as you have to steam the loco up, and get it set, but one it is setup its good to go for a good run of the line.
Can you buy the sound card from somewhere, if so from where pls.
where could I get that LGB digital set up from?
Anybody know what make that P8 on Lionel Pike's railway is? I've been looking for such a model for a while
Hi, do you have a new video showing how your railway is today?? Also you did a great job on this series!
The railway got ripped up years ago as mark was planing on moving house but never did.
If you go to any preserved railway you will find mr Pike that the points must be set first before the signal is cleared!!!!. Also when a wire snaps the signal drops to the "ON" position not the "OFF"!!!
Now in 2023 you just use your cell phone with Bluetooth to control the trains
Correct it should be done the other way round
Was this the one that was on television?
10) is he the voice of the bear on the cleveland show
What brand of DCC system is that?
MZS of LGB. It isn't even real DCC but a simple version of it. Nowadays we use real DCC or MFX, the protocol of Märklin.
nvm its LGB Digital G Scale
when someone tries too hard
no Seth MacFarlane does Tim's voice
14:00 Was that Thomas?
Yes
yes
There are five haters.
1BlubeTube seven now
Thomas lost Clarabelle at 15:34
Surely its better to set the points then the signal and vice versa...
Spelling's not too good, either!