I've watched this channel for years, but I didn't expect to see so close to where I live in Wales featured! I also didn't realise that You'd been to the Severn Valley Spring Gala in April. That was such a good event.
I’ve long loved British steam, so as soon as I had a chance to go I took it and promptly flew into the hottest week in British history lol. It worked out in the end, with only the welsh narrow gauge lines running steam I got to spend the whole trip exploring and falling in love with Cymru and its quirky little railways. I came back for my standard gauge fix in the spring, unfortunately I had to squeeze the SVR gala into the middle of my chase of the Great Britain XIV so I was a bit rushed. I’m hoping to visit again next year if I manage to save up the money again.
@@SmokyMtnSteam I've always had an obsession with American steam, but whether I'll ever be able to get over there to see any of it is difficult to say. I've always wanted to do the D&RGW, the Cumbres & Toltec, Cass, Strasburg, and a mainline tour with something big. More recently, I've really liked the Age of Steam Roundhouse and Reading & Northern 2102 and 425. I'd love to see those!
Duchess of Sutherland is a Princess Coronation Class engine. Princess Elizabeth and Princess Margaret Rose are Princess Royal Class engines, smaller in size and without smoke deflectors. If you want to add another hundred steamies to your list, you'll have to be very quick. The future of UK steam on the main line is already looking bleak, with the cost of coal and overhauls rising formidably high. Some steam engines are still going strong, but most have had to be disposed of, meaning they will never run again. Good luck chasing your next target of 100 steamies, your chances of reaching it are getting slimmer every day.
The Duchess is a coronation but is owned by the Princess Royal Class trust, which owned Princess Margaret Rose first. And I wouldn't be so pessimistic, while there are many challenges facing steam operations in the 21st century, heritage railways are run by very resourceful and determined people.
Dang! You saw 100 different steam locomotives from around the world?! I’m very impressed. Here’s to 200, just like you said at the end of the video. Looking forward to more steam locomotives running again! I’ll help you reach your 200 goal by donating towards current locomotive restorations, such as PRR 1361, Reading 2100, Maine Central 470, and more. What are the next steam locomotives you look forward to seeing operate for the first time? Also, have you heard about the 200th anniversary of the first railroad event to take place in the U.K. in 2025?
I'm hoping to see some more of the Colorado narrow gauge in the near future, and of course I'm looking forward to 2100, 576, 722, 1361, and the rest. And I hope to be there for the Stockton & Darlington and Liverpool & Manchester 200th anniversaries in 2025 and 2030 if at all possible.
Most of the fonts that weren't pre-installed on my Macbook came from dafont or 1001 fonts. Trying to find free fonts that matched and getting the designs right on those cards was like 90% of the work on this project. The old-west font I've been using for Tweetsie is called Saddlebag and the Southern engines were bold Times New Roman for the letters and Railroad Roman for the numbers. I use that combo of Roman fonts for most of my videos titles/thumbnails because it was basically the default for American railroads back in the day.
Beautiful very beautiful good useful wonderful trains you made things wonderful make human life happy you science education original God bless you and protect you ❤
You're 100% correct, the info cards for that whole group of tank engines were copy/pasted and I forgot to change the builder. I've pinned a comment with the correction, thank you.
Please don't scream at me QwQ, for me, the 611 is one of the best locomotives ever solely because of it's horn sounds so deep aggressive and imposing and loud like some sort of dark overlord of shadows that has spoken and it's appearance as well looks very sleek like very continuous it's like idk how to describe it but you train nerds (don't take it as an offense pls ;^;) know what I'm talking about
Does the berry farm still use 41? I'm Surprised that Disney is still using the old girls, especially with the current administration, and everything, those girls deserve better. I hope one they they get sent to a muesum like Strasburg, or steam town, and continue to be used.
Yes, 41 was recently rebuilt and still runs at the farm alongside DRGW 340 and the Galloping Goose. Walt Disney was personally very fond of steam trains so I doubt the locos at DLR and WDW are in any danger.
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Correction: @ 7:45 Viscose Company no. 6 is a Baldwin product, not Vulcan.
I've watched this channel for years, but I didn't expect to see so close to where I live in Wales featured! I also didn't realise that You'd been to the Severn Valley Spring Gala in April. That was such a good event.
I’ve long loved British steam, so as soon as I had a chance to go I took it and promptly flew into the hottest week in British history lol. It worked out in the end, with only the welsh narrow gauge lines running steam I got to spend the whole trip exploring and falling in love with Cymru and its quirky little railways. I came back for my standard gauge fix in the spring, unfortunately I had to squeeze the SVR gala into the middle of my chase of the Great Britain XIV so I was a bit rushed. I’m hoping to visit again next year if I manage to save up the money again.
@@SmokyMtnSteam I've always had an obsession with American steam, but whether I'll ever be able to get over there to see any of it is difficult to say. I've always wanted to do the D&RGW, the Cumbres & Toltec, Cass, Strasburg, and a mainline tour with something big. More recently, I've really liked the Age of Steam Roundhouse and Reading & Northern 2102 and 425. I'd love to see those!
Congratulations 🎊 🍾 🎉
Thank you!
17:48 am glad that you put my favorite steam locomotive in this video, Nice job!👍
425 is one of my favs as well.
He didn’t put mine😥
425 my favourite
425 my favourite
Me too
Aw. That engine at 30:12 made a cute, little sneeze. 🥺
Bless you, little one.
27:56 the engine at the front is Duke from Thomas
You mean that’s Duke’s real life counterpart.
27:57 the amount of wheelslip from these two tells me that they were very anxious and just wanted to go already lol
N&W 611 is back on the N&W.
Yes, in the video.
Actually it'll be running on the C&O this fall but that's close enough for me
What about thomas and 425
@@vicky1masaba179ain’t no way this kid just said Thomas and 425 bruh
What's your problem
Boy I really have been under a rock. Congratulations!
Thanks man!
Absolutely epic video man!
Thanks!
Wow, this sure must be quite the record you got. Congrats.
Thanks!
22:48 Thomas 34:24 89 18:05 90 and 21:16 475 strasburg engines
Absolutely a great video. I have added it to my @relax and sleep" railroad sounds list
Awesome, thank you!
Duchess of Sutherland is a Princess Coronation Class engine. Princess Elizabeth and Princess Margaret Rose are Princess Royal Class engines, smaller in size and without smoke deflectors. If you want to add another hundred steamies to your list, you'll have to be very quick. The future of UK steam on the main line is already looking bleak, with the cost of coal and overhauls rising formidably high. Some steam engines are still going strong, but most have had to be disposed of, meaning they will never run again. Good luck chasing your next target of 100 steamies, your chances of reaching it are getting slimmer every day.
The Duchess is a coronation but is owned by the Princess Royal Class trust, which owned Princess Margaret Rose first. And I wouldn't be so pessimistic, while there are many challenges facing steam operations in the 21st century, heritage railways are run by very resourceful and determined people.
Dang! You saw 100 different steam locomotives from around the world?! I’m very impressed. Here’s to 200, just like you said at the end of the video. Looking forward to more steam locomotives running again! I’ll help you reach your 200 goal by donating towards current locomotive restorations, such as PRR 1361, Reading 2100, Maine Central 470, and more.
What are the next steam locomotives you look forward to seeing operate for the first time? Also, have you heard about the 200th anniversary of the first railroad event to take place in the U.K. in 2025?
I'm hoping to see some more of the Colorado narrow gauge in the near future, and of course I'm looking forward to 2100, 576, 722, 1361, and the rest. And I hope to be there for the Stockton & Darlington and Liverpool & Manchester 200th anniversaries in 2025 and 2030 if at all possible.
@@SmokyMtnSteam Awesome! Can’t wait for more steam train videos from you!
8:15 and 8:46 Little River 1 & 110 Are Pulling Few Passenger Cars But For 1 He Pulls 3 Cars
9:56 Johnny Cash rode on this train
20:19 that guy trying to race 119, got me cracking up 😂
LOOK 3:35 LIKE THAT 154 TRAIN MARCI LOVE THAT LOVE SMOKY
Awesome! Where'd you get all the accurate fonts of each engine for the little cards? For example, the Tweetsie & Southern fonts.
Most of the fonts that weren't pre-installed on my Macbook came from dafont or 1001 fonts. Trying to find free fonts that matched and getting the designs right on those cards was like 90% of the work on this project. The old-west font I've been using for Tweetsie is called Saddlebag and the Southern engines were bold Times New Roman for the letters and Railroad Roman for the numbers. I use that combo of Roman fonts for most of my videos titles/thumbnails because it was basically the default for American railroads back in the day.
@ 23:10 THATS MY GIRL! Good ole 1923 Alco Product. Shes a great engine. Biggest 0-6-0 around, stiff, buff and tough 💪🏻
113 is a real chonker of an 0-6-0 for sure. I'd love to see it again sometime.
buff is a mens game, I can be that 0-6-0 in one second
I wonder when Southern Railway 630 will be running again?
630 returned to service earlier this week.
630 was returned to service last week! I plan to go down there next month.
Oh. Good! I’m glad she’s back to working again.
32:39 that is just wonderful
Great! Well put together.
Thank you!
Great video and awesome catches
Thank you very much!
Beautiful very beautiful good useful wonderful trains you made things wonderful make human life happy you science education original God bless you and protect you ❤
Congratulations
Thanks!
On a 0-4-0T what does the T stand for?
T = Tank Engine
Great vid.
I LOVE TWEETSIE AND DOLLYWOOD THANKS FOR INCLUDING CINDERELLA AND CASEY JONES AND YUKON QUEEN
Out of curiosity, what was the year you caught the most engines?
2022. I caught 25 new locos that year, 17 of them during one week in the UK.
14:21 my favorite American steam locomotive of all time, Nickel Plate Road #765 😘💓💝💋💖🥰💕😚❤️💗😊😍💞
It's overrated i prefer the least picked in this complication
7:46 viscose 6 is actually a baldwin
You're 100% correct, the info cards for that whole group of tank engines were copy/pasted and I forgot to change the builder. I've pinned a comment with the correction, thank you.
@@SmokyMtnSteam you are a class act
Well nothing west of the Rockies but maybe another video will do that😅
30:44 That Talyllyn Railway no.4 Looks like Peter Sam.
Same type of engine as Peter Sam
Its his basis
Close basis
I’m surprised you haven’t seen Pere Marquette 1225 yet
No Wisconsin steam?
I have never been to Wisconsin
@@SmokyMtnSteam Get 1003/261 in there, both extremely beautiful engines.
I want the link to 50 steam trains pls
Why?
Please don't scream at me QwQ, for me, the 611 is one of the best locomotives ever solely because of it's horn sounds so deep aggressive and imposing and loud like some sort of dark overlord of shadows that has spoken and it's appearance as well looks very sleek like very continuous it's like idk how to describe it but you train nerds (don't take it as an offense pls ;^;) know what I'm talking about
Yes.
0:00 airtime thrills
Me having seen like 4
That's not a bad number! We should be thankful to still see any steam in this century.
Ive been in Delaware my whole life never been to the Wilmington and Western
Why don't you move to the uk
because hes american duhh
i like trains
Hunderd steam engines 200 😮
Does the berry farm still use 41? I'm Surprised that Disney is still using the old girls, especially with the current administration, and everything, those girls deserve better. I hope one they they get sent to a muesum like Strasburg, or steam town, and continue to be used.
Yes, 41 was recently rebuilt and still runs at the farm alongside DRGW 340 and the Galloping Goose. Walt Disney was personally very fond of steam trains so I doubt the locos at DLR and WDW are in any danger.
Maybe Frisco 1522!
28:09 It's Ridiculous
Freddie culdee peter sam Vick henry duck road mighty mac
Sorry I mean tweetsie
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Congratulations
Thank you!