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While I do like the Mk. 3 coaches, I like the Mk. 1 coaches more. I know I'm against stinky diesels, but at one time, the Virgin Mk. 3 coaches were not just part of a HST formation. A Class 47 with matching livery would haul them sometimes, if I remember right.

Enjoyed the review, great locomotive, I like the streamlined version. but the rebuilt ones are growing on me. They were built for the main lines to the southwest of the Southern Railway (Later Southern Region of BR), famously the Bournemouth Belle. The Light Pacific (Battle of Britain and West Country Classes) locomotives were built to permit use on a wider variety of routes, including the south-west of England and the Kent coast. They were a mixed-traffic design, being equally adept at hauling passenger and freight trains, e.g. the post WW2 Devon Belle ....Drew

I was gonna go there today

I think I might have seen you on the railcam lol 😂

Better than driving a stinky diesel, wouldn't you agree?

I wonder what's happening with these drags. 465915 and 465920 were already dragged. I wonder if any more will be dragged.

Great video Sam 👍

Good to see some steamies. You would have done a lot better to capture heritage railway Santa Specials, no main line action, which has by now wound down for routine maintenance to be carried out. Diesels hardly ever run in Wintertime, so those 66s should have been in bed. Next time you create a compilation like this, whittle it down to a few steam engine highlights, 5 minutes long. It shouldn't last nearly half an hour.

You're very close, when BR produced the Air-con mk2 coaches they were going to class them as mk3 coaches but due to the fact they were still based on the mk2 design they were sub classed as a continuation of mk2. Mk3/4/5 being of completely different designs.

Hi Samuel. You migh have got the coaches wrong, I would probably have done the same. But it doesn't detract from how nice they are. Thank you for the review. Have a great new year 🍾🍾 Thumbs up thumped 👍 .... Pete....

Is that Biffa class 66 owned by them?

These are in fact MK2 Coaches, more specfically mk2f's. They are not related to mk3s in anyway.

Very efficient with loads of containers onboard

cool!

Nice catch!

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I need Percy and Toby to go with my Hornby Thomas

Percy is just as bad as Thomas for being cheeky. However, the two are best friends deep down inside. Merry Christmas.

Nice locomotive! As a Percy, it looks just a bit long, doesn't it?

Was this recorded on a phone ? Great vid but poor sound quality

Great review 👍

Mk. 3 coaches won't ever be seen in my collection, but I do have the smaller Mk. 1s. How about purchasing some BR Chocolate & Cream Mk. 1 coaches, and a Great Western Manor engine to match? Santa Special time. Merry Christmas.

Put in a Video Description maybe?

Deutschebahn in Bedford Op sea lion ist hier!

Great video 👍

Diesels should be neither seen nor heard, lol. Merry Christmas.

Good captures. Thanks for posting.

The only engine worth watching is Bobby the Black 5. I'd like to see a Best of Trainspotting video that includes steam engines only. No stinky diesels in sight, except with steam railtour trains.

Ever thought of balancing a small camera on top of the footbridge? You get the best panoramic views from both sides. Please keep running sessions to 2 or 3 minutes long, otherwise you might witness me falling asleep in the middle, lol. I don't like the big LNER tank engines very much, I prefer something smaller like the J72 and J94 tank engines, plus the Hunslets. Merry Christmas, and let's change the intro tune (with one scene only) to Jingle Bells.

Bro nice layout

Beautiful coach! Interesting review. New subscriber 🙋‍♂️

Very nice 🚂

A tank engine and her goods train stop at the station for a few minutes. She reverses with the train, and then takes it on to the loop out of the way. Two faster passenger services pass by, one at a time. The tank engine then gets the right of way and she and her goods train continue on their journey. Or, if the train is to retrace its previous path, the engine shunts back into the platform and runs round. The train is taken away. Normal timetable operations then resume. That's the way it happens on a preserved railway, in real life. Nice selection of steamies. Glad to see there were no stinky diesels around this time.

Great running session. Is that an Airfix 14XX?

When you walked past me and said hi, sorry I never recognised you at the time. Nice video

are they normallly only down south

Excellent video. Nice one. Have a great weekend. 😀

Wow, a train running on tracks, thats novel

HST with MK2 cars? Unusual

Are you sure the small looking coaches weren't HO? I recently picked up a HO Class 33 and coaches. They had the 'continental' couplings.

DCC doesn't just allow you to control the speed of your engines better, it also allows you to run model steamies and stinky diesels that are fitted with sound. So how about purchasing your very first DCC Sound-fitted engine and learning about the sound functions? Say for example you bought a new Dapol DCC Sound-fitted Manor engine. With the sounds turned on, you find yourself listening to the noise of a real Manor hard at work. Long sharp blast of the Swindon whistle, short sharp toot, coal-shovelling, hissing of steam as she takes off, sharp crisp bark as she gradually picks up speed and more besides. The DCC Sound-fitted model steamies are more expensive, but you get what you paid for.

Highly recommend dcc allows for so much more control

They are a cheap but look good, Lima was a good brand!!

As long i don't like Halloween this is perfect

Looks familiar!