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And it worked well at the time by all accounts.

You could well right. Thanks for watching.

Many thanks for sharing that @Reading71, we hope this video brought back some happy memories and you enjoyed it.

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Many thanks for your comment and suggestions, we really appreciate that. First of all we really hope you enjoyed this production and are a subscriber of our Channel. You do raise some interesting points re fund raising and as a Charity we need as much as possible to enable Pendon to thrive for the enjoyment of generations to come. Interestingly, our link to Friends Place is clicked on regularly and thankfully more and more of our viewers sign up for the modest fee of £22.00 per year and in return enjoy many benefits and material not published on-line or on UA-cam. Maybe you would like to join them? it would be our pleasure to have you support us and to share even more of the Pendon experience with you. pendonmuseum.com/friends-of-pendon

Well, that does bring the past to life and puts the subject of this video into context. Many thanks for sharing your memories with us, that sure must have been hard work. We hope you enjoyed the video as well.

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Many thanks David for being a Friend of Pendon and for watching our video productions. We are very pleased you are enjoying our releases and really do hope to see you in the museum one day soon.

Thanks for watching, we are pleased you like it.

Exactly! Quality over quantity every time.

Thank you for watching @toucan221. So many residents of the area showcased in our Vale of White Horse diorama, have been amazed to see their own little piece of the Vale recreated in miniature for us all to enjoy.

Thank you @BrewPub. That was always our founders dream, to recreate and preserve this now bygone era. Showcasing the people, the places and the transport which all formed part of their life in the 1930's. If you would like to see more than we can ever put on UA-cam, please consider becoming a Friend of Pendon. We offer many benefits for a modest £22.00 per annum. Details: pendonmuseum.com/friends-of-pendon

Thank you, we appreciate your great comment and we hope to welcome you in the museum, when you visit.

We agree!

Hello and thank you for your enquiry. We have a number of books you may like in our online shop. Please have a look: shop.pendonmuseum.com/

Thank you for watching. We are pleased you are enjoying our videos.

Very pleased you enjoyed watching the video and for your great comment. Not sure about the physics though.

Thank you for visiting us and for your great review. We are so pleased you enjoyed the museum and video. Please do subscribe to our Channel and enjoy seeing other trains in close up detail.

Thank you for watching and for visiting. Maybe we will see you again in the future. In the meantime do please keep watching.

Thank you. We are really pleased you are enjoying them. More to come during 2024.

Our pleasure!

Many thanks for your comment and for watching. You are quite right of course.

As far as I'm aware the only major deposit of Anthracite in Britain is in South West Wales. If you look at the wagons carrying Anthracite they have the name 'Cwmgwrach' on the side, which is a village in Neath Port Talbot county borough, Wales. Like much of western South Wales coalfield, the coal was high quality anthracite. The best coal came from the deepest seam called Big Vein ( also seen on the wagons ). Cefn Coed, about 14 miles from Cwmgwrach, was worked at depths of over 2,500 feet (800m), and was the deepest anthracite mine in the world at that time.

Many thanks for your reply. We hope you enjoyed the video.

Many thanks for watching and for sharing the information. We hope you are enjoying our videos.

Sorry for the delay in replying @TallboyDave. There are 12 coaches in our video. Good luck with designing your own model as well.

You are correct it is an aging model and has had a new motor fitted.

Thank you for sharing your story with us. The residents of Long Wittenham are still as warm hearted and will be pleased to hear of your experiences here. We hope you enjoy the rest of the series.

That’s good to know, thanks for the info.

Thank you.

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Our pleasure Michael. Look out for more during the year.....

We are very pleased you enjoy them. We are planning more during this year and we hope to see you at the museum one day soon.

I've signed up as a Pendon Friend for the second year so it would be rude not to!@@PendonMuseumVideos

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No, it's quite an old model, of one of the shorter (59 foot) railmotors, whereas the Kernow is the 70 foot version.

Might be from the old Blacksmith kit

Many thanks for watching. It is (as @smhorse thought) a Mallard/Blacksmith etched brass model of some vintage. It has been upgraded as with all of our stock with particular attention to valve gear. In fact the model predates the Kernow offering by some decades. If we were to get another model, we would probably choose Jeremy Suter's exquisite etched kit - See Scalefour Society for availability.

Correct, it is (as mentioned) a much upgraded Mallard/Blacksmith. Thanks for commenting and for watching.

Yes, you are correct. It is in fact a Mallard/Blacksmith.

Many thanks Dierk, we are very pleased you enjoyed it. Stay tuned for the next episode.....

Thank you, we are pleased you enjoy watching our Channel. We hope to bring you much more during the year.

@@PendonMuseumVideosThat is wonderful news

You are correct and also, every time the engine went into the service shed, the whole train was out of action….

Thank you John. We appreciate your great comment.

It’s our pleasure to share these videos with you John. Thank you for your kind comments.

And thank you for watching. We are very pleased you enjoyed this video.

Thank you for watching, we are very pleased you enjoyed this video.

Thank you so much for your great review and positive comments. The Pendon team (who are all volunteers), work very hard to provide this unique online and onsite experience and we are so pleased you enjoy it. Maybe you would consider being a Friend of Pendon? Details here: pendonmuseum.com/friends-of-pendon

Thank you @jonethomas3892, your endorsement of our museum is much appreciated. We hope to see you again in the near future.

Thank you for sharing your memories of times with Roye, his dedication does indeed live on through all of the volunteers at Pendon (and some still enjoy a lunchtime pint)…..

Thank you for your great endorsement, it is much appreciated by all of our volunteer modellers who try hard to bring the past back to life for future generations to enjoy.

Agreed! I live in Canada and have seen many American and Canadian layouts but they cant hold a candle to Pendon Its the lack of historical details that let them down, the likes of Dartmoor and The Vale scene such scenic views let alone the details in the buildings,farms and villages.

Pendon will ALWAYS be my personal standard of excellence to aim for, but never reach. Indeed, there are (or, alas, have been but are no more) some very fine US layouts which also inspire me - but there's something uniquely different about Pendon, both the Vale of the White Horse and the Dartmoor scenes, and the Madder Valley. Having John Ahern's masterpiece on display beside their own marvels perfectly displays how far the hobby has come in 70 years.

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Many thanks for your very positive comments. We are really pleased you enjoyed this video.