LMS Steam Engines On Shap Bank, Cumbria, England
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- Опубликовано: 9 июн 2017
- Footage of LMS loco's tackling Shap's infamous 1 in 75 gradient, between 2007 and 2016, featuing a Princess, Two Scots, a Jubilee, Black Five, and a Duchess. Many shots not previously uploaded.
- 6201, Cumbrian Mountaineer, 17/11/12
- 46100, Cumbrian Coast Express, 17/04/16
- 45699, Light Engine Movement, 09/08/14
- 46115, Winter Cumbrian Mountain Express, 01/03/14
- 45305, Cumbrian Mountain Express, 23/07/11
- 45699, The Cumbrian Jubilee, 09/11/13
- 6233, Cumbrian Mountain Express, 07/07/07
- 6201, The Waverley, 01/04/10
- 6233, SRPS Excursion, 12/09/14
Watching this from far away Australia we were not sure if it was black & white or just a bleak Uk winter! No, seriously, this is fab,
Amazing how glorious B&W can look . Thanks
Thank you very much - there are many black and white days over here!
What a great video. Makes it being in black and white with that little touch of colour. Happy memories of times past. Pure class
Thank you very much indeed David - very much appreciated. Black and white isn't to everyone's taste so it's encouraging to receive your comments. Best wishes, David.
Hi very good camera work cracking video well done great stock of lms locomotives Philip
Amazing how well they take shap without a banker , fantastic sound of steam working hard and the black and white !!!!
Thanks very much Dave, pleased you enjoyed it and much appreciated. Some fantastic performances over the years. Cheers, David.
Very nostalgic. The use of monochrome shows the loco's at their best in my opinion, just like the days gone by. Thank you for sharing.
Thank you very much - that's the effect I was after, and you are most welcome.
Stunning filming, stunning landscape, and of course magnificent locomotives !
I think black and white filming is the future !!
Super compilation David and the monochrome works so well. Hope that Lizzie is soon back in action as she is sorely missed
Thank you very much Austin - I quite agree, 6201 is a fine machine and a perfect match for the northern fells.
I really enjoyed watching this brilliant production. Nothing more to add, as so much has already been said. Many thanks for posting.
This is just "art". Love it - thank you.
Siglaviking Kearns Many thanks, much appreciated and glad you enjoyed it so much 👍🏻
Another great compilation David. Monochrome is so effective. Great touch with the coloured rainbow - then the squirrel and name board was just showing off LOL. Take care - Chris
Thank you very much Chris - greatly appreciated. A bit of a faff cutting out the colour bits but I'm glad I went for it. Thanks again, David.
Nice selection of shots. The colour only applied to the rainbow and red squirrel was a masterstroke!
Thank you very much - greatly appreciated.
Fantastic video David - very, very well done.
That Duchess was shifting!
Noel
Thank you very much Noel, greatly appreciated! That 46233 run was on a Friday evening and I was the only one there (other than the track workers!). A joy to hear and see her thumping over the top.
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Mr Staniers magnificent pacifics doing what they do best taking Shap in their stride
Magical compilation David looks superb in black and white with touches of colour. Kind regards C&A
Many thanks C&A - I just had to keep the squirrel in red!
Brilliant footage David. Just wanted to say very well done, Geraint
Thank you for including the animals, the stone bridges, streams etc; although a steam fan I love the countryside and the way the railway goes gently through it - as opposed to the Mordor Motorway
Thanks very much Paul. I'm glad you enjoyed those shots also - for me, it's roughly a 50:50 love of the outdoors and steam, so I know where you're coming from. You might like this video also if you've not seen it: ruclips.net/video/2ExHlKA5lj4/видео.html
A brilliant effort by all the locos, hauling 10 or 11 coach trains up Shap, unassisted, but particular credit must go to the Black 5!
Absolutely - although she did haul 12 over Shap that summer too - quite incredible!
Linesider Video I'm pleased to hear that! The new 'Regime' on the Railways seems to be working in favour of us 'died in the wool' Steam Enthusiasts!
Slick and very sweet, most enjoyable. Jubs, black fives and the occasional Scot were my meat at the Harpenden viaduct in the 50's and 60's, great to hear them like this again. Yes, the black and white serves well. Be nice to see a 4f, 8f and 9f on the main line again.
Thanks very much. You had a superb diet of LMS steam! I'd love to see a 9F on Shap but sadly I don't think it will ever happen now with the flangeless driving wheel issue.
Linesider Video : Yes, the 9f with a seemingly endless line of coal wagons, I always wondered where the journey end siding was that could contain such a length of train.
My biggest "rush" was a Scot piloted by a very dirty Midland compound because we just did not see compounds except at the model railway club.
Happy days throwing ballast at the telegraph wires to hear the "music".
Keep up the good work.
Superb David , B&W works very well and I love the opening shot of Lizzie. I remember the light run with 45699 as Gordon was driving it like the clappers lol .
Thank you very much Steve - greatly appreciated. Yes he wasn't holding back! I remember keeping an eye on Real Time Trains and seeing how quickly it was making progress - bit of a mad dash to get in position!
Fantastic sounds 😊😊😊😊
Thank you very much, always a good place for some serious hard work and interesting sound.
complimenti DAVID come non si puo apprezzare un video del genere solamente un parola VIDEO MERAVIGLIOSO veramente un convoglio stupendo e piu stupendo ancora lo rende la ripresa effettuata non so come e stata fatta ma stupenda un mio caro saluto con affetto dalla sicilia giuseppe NB ti seguiro
Grazie mille Giuseppe - Ho usato alcuni programmi diversi come Photoshop per farlo. Grazie anche per avermi seguito - molto apprezzato! I migliori auguri, David.
fab video mate very big like and sub.
manchester planespotter Many thanks indeed and much appreciated 👍🏻
So So much better in B+W, Really great stuff. A+ from me.
Many thanks indeed Antony - B&W certainly has its qualities!
Very well done, David. What more can I add to what has already been written? Several points, perhaps: a pleasure to see all of that steam achievement without a diesel at the back; superb interludes of countryside/nature; great interest from your choice of locations; how did you do the selective colour parts? Best regards, Bob K.
Thanks very much again Bob - greatly appreciated. I used photoshop to create a mask around the areas I wanted to keep as colour - so a bit of toing and froing between the editing software and PS to get it right, and a bit fiddly but glad I went for it. Thanks again, David.
Brilliant, just shows you do not need colour to get stunning video.
Thank you very much - B&W can certainly take footage into another area.
superb!!!!
Thank you very much!
Many thanks Reinhart, much appreciated and apologies for the slow reply!
Wonderful video, great shots did like the limited use of the colour on the signs.
Thanks very much - it was a bit of a faff, but I enjoyed the effects :)
That was really nice to watch, beautiful, you do have a way with a camera.
Thanks very much Peter - greatly appreciated.
This and all of your videos I've seen are beautiful and superior.You should be making movies.
Thank you very much - greatly appreciated. We produce a small number of Blu-Ray and DVDs and always enjoy making (small scale!) movies :)
Great video and great running by crews. Too bad you can't erase all the wires.
No stink pot behind either!
I have a question.Are these tourist attraction trains, everyday usage, or what is the main purpose of these older model trains in the UK? I love watching them, but want to know how they are used.
They are essentially tourist trains, which are run on a one-off or infrequent basis on the national network. The steam loco's featured in this production were all withdrawn from active service in the 1960s but thanks to preservationists, societies and private individuals, live on.
Why Black & white?
Hi Nathan - I like Black and White photography, it's got a tone and feel all of its own which I felt suited the subject, location and perhaps provided the most effective way of showing things more as they were in the real days of steam. All of the original colour footage is used in DVDs etc - which have my own self-imposed production rules and so I sometimes use RUclips for more creative ideas like this. Many thanks, David.
omg thomas the tank engine.