Liverpool Model Railway Exhibition 2023
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- Опубліковано 8 вер 2023
- Our video of the Liverpool Model Railway Clubs Annual Exhibition held at Old Christ Church. We take a look at the layouts and the trade stands. www.lmrs.org.uk #modelrailways #modelrailwayexhibitions
This was the best thing i watched on the telly all day. Thanks as always for sharing it.
Thanks very much Andrew
Another great video do like walking round with you lots to see again some great layouts there 👍
Thanks very much Clive.
15:20 great tipping wagon model - very rare on a model layout. Thankyou.
Great wasn't it!
so much love
OK WOW you are in Liverpool WOW!!! The Home of Queen lol!!!!! You all sure have picked up some nice looking Wagons!!! Nice Layout too. I was wondering do you ever have someone say no to video taping ?. I do like the one that was dumping the coal !!! You know you would think by being were you are you would see some of the Beatles Trains... O well right lol!!! BIG Battle Ship too:). It is wild to see so much of them in box. Shee did say no right a way to the Painting lol!!!! So Good Night to Liverpool great video Rick take care!!!
Hi Brad, we have only had 1 person say no to filming and that was when we first started out. We are a familiar site at the shows and most traders are happy to chat with us. The painting was a definite no trust me lol. The coal tipper was great wasn't it and the battleship wow! All the best Rick.
It sure was some show. I bet it dose Inspire you to think about your Layout :). Great that you have no problems in filming :). Keep up the good work and see you later Rick!!!!!
Hi guys, another great video. I like the Acadia steel layout. Hope you got some good buys. All the best guys. Carl
Thanks Carl
Missed you - was there Saturday morning
Hope to catch you next year!
9:38 What a great signal box model in front of the newspaper train! Thanks for showing.
Nice wasn't it!
I love the tinplate!
Another nice video. Great knowledgeable commentary. Liked the layout views in between sellers.
x The Bigfella x
Thanks very much for watching, Liverpool is a really nice show to attend. We filmed a lot more than we could show here so there will be another video which will be all the traders we couldn't feature otherwise it would be a two hour video! All the best Rick
The Airfix 31 holds the record for the amount of coaches pulled.
I do like the Airfix 31 despite its flaws. Thanks for watching Rick
It’s great waking up to your vids on the weekend 😊 the Hornby tin layout looked like it was a permanent setup at the church.
Thanks for watching, I can only imagine how much the tip plate layout tipps the scales at. All the best Rick
Awesome video thanks for sharing🪶10
Thanks very much.
Another great video my husband would have had deltic and and the oxo wagon which we dont see when we go to shows lol
Hi Caroline, lots of great models for sale. I'm surprised you haven't seen many Deltics as they are quite common. Thanks for watching Rick.
Yes recently we havent we got the ones we got off ebay
Nice show again, seem to be a lot of layouts.
I've got real respect for those clubs and individuals who transport their layout modules to these shows, for everyone to enjoy.
Staring by loading everything at home, drive to the event, put everything together, do the show, breaking up everything again , put everything back in transport, drive home and unload, store or build it up again at home.
Seems to be some nice bargains again, even Pauline knows at what seller she needs to go for the candy🤣
And also Rick's attempts to decorate the launch is still there, but unfortunately without succes, but I admire his determination😜
Great video again, keep up the good work…
Cheers,
Danny
Hi Danny, it's certainly impressive watching how quickly everything gets packed away. I caught a bit of this last week and I might include it in Sunday's video. Ah Sawyers Models purveyors of cakes and sweets! Thanks for watching Rick
Grand video, all of that. I really loved the Newbury Mill layout especially, but that battleship/cruiser model is what really has me re-watching that part of the video. All else has been overshadowed, even those amazing blue Pullman's you found. Mind you, I love seeing which models grab the eyes and hearing about them, but big warship... really big warship. Sadly, it wouldn't fit in the tub, and I got rid of my pool years ago.
Thanks very much Anthony, the Bismarck was Germany's most famous battleship of ww2. Pretty much sank on its first venture out to see by the Royal Navy in 1941 in revenge for it's sinking our prized battleship The Hood. All the best Rick.
@@wellchuffedrailways Oh, I know about the Bismarck! I just was doing Caveman- TOY BOAT!
Hello Rick and Pauline another enjoyable Sunday morning video, the ships you showed us were incredibly detailed. I dont blame you buying the hopper im a massive Cadburys fan lol
Hi Deano, that Bismarck model was amazing and I'm looking forward to seeing the progress made next year. Can't beat Cadburys. All the best Rick
Hi there
Excellent video as always👍. Can I just point out where Pauline mentioned the overhead pantograph on the 71, it had a different purpose on these. Taken from wiki:
Power supply
Edit
Power collection was from a 3rd rail at 650V DC (Eastern & Central sections) or 750V DC (Western section) and control was by flywheel booster, as in British Rail Class 70. In some yards (notably Hither Green, South East London and Snowdown colliery near Dover) overhead wiring energised to 650V DC was used. This overhead collection method was only employed where it was deemed too dangerous to have an electrified third rail, with staff constantly at ground level reaching between vehicles to couple and uncouple trains.
There is more on it but essentially that is the crux of it. I have two 71s and they are fantastically smooth with the big flywheels inside.
Thanks for the info Alan, we don't see many 71s but I do find them fascinating. Thanks for watching Rick
What great looking layouts, I so much want to get my layout going again, stalled at the moment as baseboards needed. As usual I am so envious of the work others have done. I don’t normally like American layouts , but the Amtrak one was worth seeing. It’s a shame that N Gauge ones often have their trains running too fast. What great bargains and super discounts. When I win the lottery ( big time) I will be buying loads . But until then I will have to dream. Lol. Great video, glad Bobby had a day out even if he was more interested in escaping, lol . Have a great week. Cheers for brightening up my Sunday morning. 🥳🥳🤪
Thanks for watching Paul I'm sure you will get it going at some point. I'm in the same position as you really albeit sorting the track plan out. All the best Rick
Amtrak’s General Electric-built P32-8WHs, like the one appears around the 42-minute mark in your video are known as “Pepsi Cans” thanks to their livery.
Ah that definitely makes sense, thank you for the info and I will certainly mention this next time we see one. All the best Rick
What a great venue! I've never been but am really pleased you shared the experience with us. I'm going to look to see if you called in to Leigh on your way
Thanks for watching and commenting, we filmed the Leigh show today and the video will be out next Sunday. All the best Rick.
@@wellchuffedrailways cheers guys..
Yes sir
I'm amazed the orange Lima DMU is still there... I was corrected that it's Strathclyde I think, but still rare. Another rip roaring enjoyable exhibition rave, thanks Rick and Pauline... ATB, Andy.
Thanks very much Andy, it's a shame we are never home to catch your live streams on a Sunday. If you want the DMU I will pick it up for £90😂😂
@@wellchuffedrailways ROFL, I'm not sure you were cut out for arithmetic Rick!
The lima Blue packaging is the latest packaging, from the mid 90's to the 2000's the red packaging is 1986-1990 the silver wit the red boarder is 1990-1993 thereabouts and the silver with the red white and blue boarder is 80-85 thereabouts
Thanks for the info Raymond.
47 484 was painted green in the 80s. She's still with us today in a sorry state awaiting restoration.
Is she now, I hope they get her back to her best. Cheers Rick
Someone must have bought the Allsopps, else I would have snapped it up! But I got a lot of the Mainline tankers. Sorry We missed you.
Hi Tim, never mind plenty more out there. All the best Rick
Sweeeet
Thanks Arthur
3:10 That looks like a Lima Nova transitional one with the flush windows, or did the UK get the flush windows vehicles earlier
7:11 That one (with euro couplers) is now sold as Jouef, Lima also fitted some UK vehicles with euro couplers in starter sets to get a wider range of short vehicles
25L27 How many hours did that model take to build already?
34:59 under the table bargain area...
Hi Ivo, thanks for the info on the Lima Nova I will do some research on that. They are Joef are they ok cheers. A few bargains indeed. Thanks for watching Rick.
Why do the tin plate and Dublo layouts always run their trains so fast?
I think they were designed to be run fast, prototypical speeds were not the order of the day when these were built. All the best Rick.
Can i ask what breed is the dog? Looks so cute
Bobby is a Malchi which is a cross between a Chihuahua and a Maltese Terrier. All the best Rick
@@wellchuffedrailways Love to see him again at a model railway show
He's a regular and pops up in our vlogs along with our cat.
Peter waterman train his loco 2000s I thick
all that veg on the american ferry site and no marijuana lol
We couldn't smell anything and neither could our dog. 🪴🐕😂