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Fantastic. Does it have a Tom Finney Stand?

Very authentic sounding loco, which soundfile and speaker set up did you use?

Awesome! Was that just a lone car or a full train and if so what kind was it

The media quality - as captured and as preserved - is outstanding.

Wait a second . Are them custom models of percy and Toby

I recently read a book called Electric Arc To The Past, a time travel novel based in the 1970’s in and around Rotherham and the Templeborough Electric Melting Shop. It was fascinating to see the actual melting shop that was so vividly described in the book. Thanks for posting this amazing bit of history. 👍

As a present day Melter on a 150t EAF I really enjoyed this video. The transition from Open Hearth to Electric Arc was very interesting to watch. The control panel with the old switches and MW gauges brought back some memories too.

Great stuff! My grandad worked at Steelo's in the 60s and my brother is an electrical engineer at Liberty who worked on the new VAR furnace at Stocksbridge.

As the class 31 enters the shed by the Signal Box that looks like a fairly complicated set of point work is there a chance of seeing it a little more closely if at all possible thanks in anticipation

Very Realistic!

Tail chasing at its best, lol 🤣🤣. Great show, thanks, 👍👍👍

No... im not jealous at all at the ability to run full length trains whilst sat having a brew. A good way to spend 15 minutes with an afternoon brew.

Thank You 🛠️

Now that's how a layout should sound.... Got to have the clickety-clack over the points and the joins in the track... That class 31 takes me back to my childhood, that's the locomotive my Dad bought me as a Christmas present.... It was a Triang train set called The Freight master if I remember correctly, with a mixed freight and an oval loop of track... Thank you for posting a wonderful video and it would be lovely to see your class 31 going around your marvelous garden layout soon... With the most kindest regards from Nige.

Second time round on the second run was more like, even the tone of the motor is just like the real thing and the speed had me thinking we are on the real thing. going along clickity clack, clickity clack. I think you should have sound effects in your loco, they are big enough so you should be able fix up something. Third run now, did we come out different? oh don't forget your PA system; DING DONG will passengers get ready at platform two, the Train for Blackpool south will arrive in 3 mins. Well I've got to say I enjoyed travelling with Train around Deepdale, hope to join you again soon ✔✔😃😃

Great session, thanks folks. Love that Crocodile set. 👍👍👍👍

I think that I must be odd as I love watching trains crossing over points and the more points the better! Why!! I have absolutely no idea why & the one part of your layout I love the most is the section at the far end of the shed where the trains enter what looks like a complicated section of hand built points! So now you know I’ll disappear before I do thank you for taking the time to build, film, edit & upload great videos 🛠️

I like this. Another great video as always buddy. Not sure why that Class 60 is wheezing but I wonder if a wee drop of oil on the worm gear bearings in the drive towers would cure it? I am thinking of doing my Garden railway as a dead rail radio control layout as then I won't have to worry too much about dirty tracks etc. I will be making plans when I move to the US.

Great work! 👍👍

This is ridiculous and watching it is costing me data. Just superb. The detail is as good as, if not better than can be achieved achieved on indoor layouts. That track work is a pleasure to look at. Fantastic running session, great camera position and real bird sound. Well done and thank you to you all.

Where was this filmed at Daniel?

Full video below 🙂 ua-cam.com/video/zAGaCprgjZE/v-deo.html

Excellent! 👏😏

Great day and weather couldn't have been better. Great video of the event as well 😊

That 59 put in some miles! 😂 Who makes those HKA kits?

The dude at 1:30 really had his work safety fashion in order

Can we use them with Solar and wind power?

Fantastic

Great day & the sun gods were on our side.

Looks to be a really nice system and running session. Look forward to seeing more. Thank you for sharing.

What a remarkably well preserved film! Capturing this on film would have been a challenge.

My Mum n Dads house @ 16:02 haha. Whata gem this doco is, takes me back to the 70''s. I remember having to sign a waiver on my school trip to the arc furnace saying if i died it wasn't BSC's fault and i stood 30ft from the arc on a gantry, probably the same gantry the guy is filming from and witnessed its scary power up close.

Impressive

Excellent video. It had never occurred to me that a steel works would not have an associated blast furnace. I was quite taken aback by that!!

Love your railway, always plenty to see and notice. Spotted the names on the containers for the first time in this one - your family??

Love the noise from the tractor lol 🤣. Another busy day at the crossings. 👍👍👍👍

Great! 👍👍

Really enjoyed this video. Thanks for running the Class 60 as well mate. When I make my Garden railway in the future. I am going to make it AI controlled DCC. I just need to work out how to add sensors and things into my model locomotives for this to work.

This is very nice! Thank you for sharing 🙂

Nice!! :)

Where did you get that class 66 from? Didn't think they made them in O gauge...

This plant still exists today and still has its twin arc furnaces! It’s now run by liberty steel UK.

Fascinating film. Interesting in that this is not new technology. From recent news about Port Talbot I got the impression that they wanted to replace replace the existing furnaces with electric arc as an efficiency and environmental measure. Thank you for sharing

Arc furnaces get so high tech these days, its easy to forget they're not a modern invention. By the way this is a breathtaking documentary, and seeing the Open Hearth furnace is amazing!

Just magic, well done and thank you.

Great to see this film with my father Tom Kilpatrick appearing near the beginning, a couple of his colleagues I knew, and then speaking at around 20 minutes in. I had never seen this and the same goes for my brothers, even the eldest who worked for United Steels in their very early computing facilities.

as others have said, great stuff. Now, could we have the lineside cleaned, that rubbish is terrible 🤭

I loved the ride through this beautiful garden.

Great! 👍👍

Fabulous work ❤