Are any of these steam engines 4 sale, I am looking for a used Steam engine and coal car and three or 4 passenger cars, We are building a park in Maine, this is experimental for us and it would be wonderful for families and Kids so if you know where can I Buy any of these if Possible I would appreciate the information? thank You in advance!
None of them are for sale. Most of the RHDR locomotives have had that railway to call home since they were built, and Wilhan Beck also has a very firm home on the Ravenglass and Eskdale. If you want a 15 inch gauge locomotive, you would probably have to look elsewhere.
However, i don't know what it cost, but the Ravenglass and Eskdale did build 3 locomotives of it's 'Northern Rock' class. The other 2 where built for a park railway in Japan. Then again, that is some park if its 15 in gauge. Maxitrack also has a custom service to build battery-powered steam engine look alikes, but you have to make a inquiry for the price.
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The colour scheme of Whillan Beck really is very nice 10 out of 10 whoever decided on that
I and mum was there from Friday to Sunday that year, and I love it, 12:22 13:07
What magnificent engines the RHDR 462s and 282s are! Greenly's masterpieces, and the Captain's pride and joy!
Superb footage of a great gala; thanks for posting!
Really Great Engines !
Wahoo !
How much water does a loco use on a roundtrip? Does it have capacity for more than 1 run?
this does make me wish I had a 15" Tornado or a 4-8-4 Union Pacific Northern Class
Since when did no. 2 have a different whistle? Is this permanent or was it just for the event?
Number 2 didn't have a different whistle. The shot showing it at around 19:30 you can hear number 9 behind it.
@@jacobditmars8414 Obviously he is talking about the beginning and it probably was only for the gala
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So does this classify as a model railroad?
No! It was built as a 'proper' railway, just 15" gauge as opposed to 4' 8.5".
No, this is more of a proper railway fir a smaller gauge. It didn't hold the title of "world's smallest public railway" for manny years for nothing.
@@jacobditmars8414 Even served during WW2.
I seem to recall it ran a schools service at some point, or am I dreaming?
Are any of these steam engines 4 sale, I am looking for a used Steam engine and coal car and three or 4 passenger cars, We are building a park in Maine, this is experimental for us and it would be wonderful for families and Kids so if you know where can I Buy any of these if Possible I would appreciate the information? thank You in advance!
Hope you have a couple hundred thousand lol
@@francescoferrigno2339 Well I do not see any real Numbers do you? it takes money to make money, Right!
None of them are for sale. Most of the RHDR locomotives have had that railway to call home since they were built, and Wilhan Beck also has a very firm home on the Ravenglass and Eskdale. If you want a 15 inch gauge locomotive, you would probably have to look elsewhere.
However, i don't know what it cost, but the Ravenglass and Eskdale did build 3 locomotives of it's 'Northern Rock' class. The other 2 where built for a park railway in Japan. Then again, that is some park if its 15 in gauge. Maxitrack also has a custom service to build battery-powered steam engine look alikes, but you have to make a inquiry for the price.
Try Exmoor Steam Railway, Bratton Fleming, Devon, England who do build narrow gauge locos.