Turns out that Oliver’s actual number is 1420, which they found when they digitally remastered the original illustrations. Meaning that this is actually Oliver
Who can remember these on the Exe Valley line? 1466 was definitely there. I'm told they ran at 60mph plus on occasions ! Bampton station was a gem to behold.
Well they can dashes on the rail at an incredible speed of 80 miles per hour(128 kilometers per hour), probably due to the advantage of their large driving wheels.
Oliver 11 was my favorite character in thomas and friends growing up, so seeing his real life basis alive and well is pretty great. It's also surprisingly quiet for a steam engine
Hi there Lee, I'm letting you know that a user called Kaikki Store has taken some content from this video and reuploaded it to Instagram without permission. I think they also took clips from a video on Bittern. Just giving you a heads up in case you want it removed.
What is an auto coach and why put an engine in the middle of 2 coaches. I grew up near the Paddington line, so never saw any branch line engines at work. 61xx series were the local work horse, with Castles etc pulling the Bristolian and Cornish Riviera and the like.
Basically an autocoach is where you can drive from the coach itself instead of going around, for your other question 2 autocoaches is called a sandwich. I also guess its for extra capasity*(probably spelt it wrong)
1450 is seen at Severn Valley Railway (which has been its normal home for the past few years), Didcot Railway Centre, Llangollen Railway, Gloucestershire Warwickshire Railway and Great Central Railway. 1420 is seen being shunted at the South Devon Railway. 1466 is seen at Didcot Railway Centre.
fun fact: in the RWS, Oliver has a faded number on his buffer beam, that number being 1420. that makes this particular engine the real life Oliver.
from what i can see
the engine in this vid has the number 1450 not 1420 or 1436
Omg Oliver is real
Duck was 1774 and percy was the Trojans number 1340
Also fun fact 1420 was actually named bulliver
@@Julia-i2m5ushe number was 1436 or 1420
The Auto Tank Engine will always remind us all of Oliver, no. 11, from Thomas & Friends.
And the brake vans will always remind us of Oliver's good friend Toad.
Reminds me of Titfield Thunderbolt
Turns out that Oliver’s actual number is 1420, which they found when they digitally remastered the original illustrations. Meaning that this is actually Oliver
@Mîňťý ☆ HTF sorry, there was a mistake when this thing uploaded. Deleted the spam leaving the one relevant post.
0:01 *Duck causally chiling behind Oilver*
nice ass ;)
Oilver: bye duck
Oh look, it's Oliver. And behind him is Duck a.k.a Montague
0:14 It's Duck and Oliver!
7714🥰 duck 😃
Who can remember these on the Exe Valley line? 1466 was definitely there. I'm told they ran at 60mph plus on occasions ! Bampton station was a gem to behold.
Well they can dashes on the rail at an incredible speed of 80 miles per hour(128 kilometers per hour), probably due to the advantage of their large driving wheels.
toad:mr oliver we better get the job done
oliver:don’t worry toad we won’t be late
A wonderful and quirky design of a lovely Tank engine, especially when sandwiched between two coaches.
2:53 Duke’s whistle
Oliver 11 was my favorite character in thomas and friends growing up, so seeing his real life basis alive and well is pretty great.
It's also surprisingly quiet for a steam engine
She really is a lovely loco good job mate 👍
I see them as a he, not a she.
@@dylagence443ok ok i see them as they/he/them I’ll call any steam locomotives any pronouns also why does this guy say mate for anyways?”
8:17 literally Oliver and toad
MISTAH OLIVER
Oliver and Toad brake van has been based on from Thomas the The Engine books
01:04 here you go sir! Your 14xx sandwich!
The 1400's will always remind me of Titfield Thunderbolt, shame 1401 wasn't preserved.
Yeah, that old man still lives in old media and even now.
Those 1400s were beautiful locos❤️🥰
Oi'm Oliver, and this is my brakevan. We're escaping!
Enjoyed the 📹 video . I have the airfix model of this lovely 🚂 locomotive. Thanks for showing. Regards Paul.
5:17 whistle
The 1400 looks like Oliver from Thomas and friends
That’s because it is Oliver
Nice vid of a lovely little engine.
Brilliant video love the 14xx
OLIVER THE G W R 14XX O-4-2 AUTOTANK ENGINE: (WHISTLES)
LOOK; IT'S MY OWN OFFICIAL REAL-LIFE LOCOMOTIVE COUNTERPART!
I do love an Autocoach Combo, especially with a 4-2-0T, also with any type of closed freight van or best a low siphon 6 wheeler 👍🏻
They should be restored and rebuilt!..
It's duck and oliver
Oliver’s day out
This is Oliver in real life per the rws
Reminds me of Oliver
That’s because it is Oliver lol
@@radzieckigraczproductions3 knew that already. I know what every single engines name is, what color they have, and what number they have.
@@User7368kj 1436
@@T1_Productionssometimes in the books, Oliver on his buffer beam has the number 1420 on it.
OLIVER！？(NO.11)
@Ethan Schmid THANK YOU、Happy Birthday Oliver ありがとうございます。 お誕生日おめでとう、オリバー
@@Ban_miki its also called the 14xx class tank, sorry if this was a jokd
@@mariacosta-qh1rp Alright joke ok lol
8:43 The austerity engine
It’s the Real Life Oliver
Mr oliver?
Lovely 14XX ❤️
I like trains and Thomas :D
Oh this is lovely
Wonderful video :)
3:30 I love seeing a 14XX and 15XX together. Also does anyone know if Raging Bull (the preserved 15XX) is under overhaul or going to go under one soon
Thank you my friend....From Kentucky.....!
Oh look! Its Oliver!
These loco's had a good 👍 turn of speed when needed considering their size?
Oliver & Duck
Hi there Lee, I'm letting you know that a user called Kaikki Store has taken some content from this video and reuploaded it to Instagram without permission. I think they also took clips from a video on Bittern. Just giving you a heads up in case you want it removed.
Is it true this is the fastest tank engine? 80mph.
It will be cool if this engine got a lighter green painting and the number 11 on the side and olivers face replacing the cap
Why these engines called auto-tanks?
As they were fitted with gear to work with autocoaches, which meant the regular could be controlled from the carriage at the front of the train
Mister oliver?
What is an auto coach and why put an engine in the middle of 2 coaches. I grew up near the Paddington line, so never saw any branch line engines at work. 61xx series were the local work horse, with Castles etc pulling the Bristolian and Cornish Riviera and the like.
Basically an autocoach is where you can drive from the coach itself instead of going around, for your other question 2 autocoaches is called a sandwich. I also guess its for extra capasity*(probably spelt it wrong)
You can view 1442 in Tiverton museum Devon.
@@stutivvydevon.816 Thank you but that does not quite work for me. I grew up in Slough, but I am in Australia for many years. LOL
8:17 Oliver and Toad
0:10 Oliver and Montague “Duck”
That signal didn't move
Which railways are these videos from??
1450 is seen at Severn Valley Railway (which has been its normal home for the past few years), Didcot Railway Centre, Llangollen Railway, Gloucestershire Warwickshire Railway and Great Central Railway. 1420 is seen being shunted at the South Devon Railway. 1466 is seen at Didcot Railway Centre.
@@preservedrailway thank you that’s great! I’d love to see it in person!
Interesting.
I'm escaping.
From what?
Scrap...
Why was this more reliable than the e2, they almost look identical
is that me
why am i in the snow
Thomas
M mr Oliver
Hydrogen Oxide power.
He kinda bad tho 😫😏