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This is a cool railroad over here in Wales. Great video of Ffestiniog Railway.

Great Video! Could I ask what kind of mic equipment you use, please? Thank You.

Good video :)

Great video thanks for sharing it

Splendid! This Yank appreciates your effort. Thanks!

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Somebody build a freelance American 4-12-2 in this scale or slightly larger, took up the whole workshop thereabout,they test ran the chassis without the boiler around the railway and they were going at a good clip of about 35mph

This is where you go when G scale still ain't big enough.

Can't wait to see it in operation again one day at Didcot 🤞

William stanier cooked

The loco at 7:43 I first saw on an Ivo Peters video when it was working at a colliery. Even in those days it was over 100 years old and had been kept in working order because of some very low clearances. Visually it was in an appalling condition leaking steam everywhere as it struggled with 16T mineral wagons. But so nice now to see it receive TLC.

Great video

She's not just a crane, she's an engine too

I remember standing in the engine when it used to stand outside Porthmadog station when I was a kid in the 90’s, so good to see it restored and running.

The Talylln Railway

Great video. Really captures the line and its surroundings.

10:09-10:50 JAMES THE RED ENGINE: (WHISTLES/GRUMBLES FURIOUSLY WHILST ANGRILY BIFFING FREIGHT CARS) DIRTY CARS FROM DIRTY SIDINGS; BLEGH!

Great video capturing a very special day for the Corris. Well done.

Has the Corris ever before witnessed three locos in steam? I suspect that's a totally unprecedented sight. Now this is going to sound completely bonkers, but on that mixed working in the opening scene, No.10's exhaust sounded ...... happy!! I know all eyes are (quite understandably) on the sight unseen in a century of two Falcons in steam, but I have to say your C&W Dept have done the railway proud. As evidenced from any number of old photos, those goods and mixed workings really are authentically redolent of the line during it's working life. Big thanks to the folks around the coast for letting No.3 out to play, especially before No.4 comes home. This clip captures the atmosphere so very well. Thanks for sharing it with us.

That was a really great video that captured the ‘spirit’ of the Corris Railway perfectly. I’m always surprised that all the Welsh narrow gauge lines have a very different atmosphere to them, ranging from the very professional Ffestiniog to the really rural atmosphere of the Corris.

How is the gauge, and where is it, please?

Thomas in real life

That's Henry From thomas and friends

I like the manx steam 🚂

I miss when this engine used to be in the US. Would have been nice to see in person

Nice video :)

Nice video :)

Hope this engine stops in Cardiff Central one day.

Wonderful locomotive Sir Nigel Gresly, nice filming, just going out for the return, cheers 👍

Fantastic Steam Locomotive Thanks For Posting😊

“Harvey’s different” “He doesn’t even look like an engine” “Surely the fat controller wont let him pull coaches” “ He’s just Cranky on wheels” “HE’S NOT TAKING MY MAIL”

The only thing that spoils that video is the 47 at the rear. Otherwise the the video is brilliant!!!

It kind of look like the island of Sodor in real life

Man and Sodor is the same

Man and Sodor and England is near together

The train as Thomas and friends

and is grait is in drbyshiere

and is got disel at the back and steam at the frunt end

ilike peack rail and it is my fraret staishon

"All GWR engines look the same, its boring" its called standardisation and guess what, it helped build this loco! Plus don't most people drive cars designed around standardisation?

Good thing I didn't go to runcorn, that was gonna be my grand finale to my video. You really saved my bacon Lee

I have attended the festival for the last few years and it’s great to see how different the site was in 2018. Nice to see some of the other old mining locos running, a couple of which I’ve never seen run. Great video, thanks for sharing. 😊👍

Great video. Betton Grange looks nice, and she runs well too.

Great to see a Grange again, even if it is a new build! Also loved the sound of a goods train. Traditional sounds now seldom heard that take me back to my childhood.

Fantastic video, good to see betton grange running now

No. 78059 is no longer in existence as it is now currently being converted to a BR Standard Class 2 2-6-2T class which is a new build under construction at the Bluebell Railway which is No. 84030

Brilliant addition to UK preserved steam that filled an important gap in preservation survivors, and will hopefully show what great locos they were. Only need the County finished for a full set of GWR 4-6-0s.

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Lovely film 👏👏👏

Thoroughly enjoyed - the shots of Betton Grange leaving Greet tunnel were absolutely stunning. Fantastic 👍