14:48 "It's just a damp locomotive now" Me, a German speaker: It is a damp locomotive from the beginning! Edit: "Dampflokomotive" is German for steam locomotive
Well Sam, I must say that this is one of your best and most interesting videos on your channel! I’d like to see more of these weird and interesting experiments!
@@SamsTrains Texas is currently coming out of record low temperatures and snowfall. For the first time in recorded history, every county in Texas was under a winter storm warning.
@@BigLadHelliti Aye, it did. For the first time in almost 30 years! And it took most of our power grid down with it. I was without power or heat for 3 days, huddled under 8 layers of blankets so I wouldn't freeze to death. And I was one of the lucky ones! I get it, it sounds absurd, losing our shit over 3 inches of snow. But when your infrastructure, your housing/apartment construction, your society and psychology is designed around "It never snows here", 3 inches of white stuff can and did bring us to our knees. Imagine if Britain were hit by a 100 degree Fahrenheit heat wave for a week straight? Y'all have thick brick construction, most houses don't have air con. You'd be suffering as much as we were, and we would send you our most sincere care and consolations.
I remember like 8 years ago, i had lost a Hotwheels car, and i found it later, in the fridge. I put the small car in a glass with water in the fridge, and forgot it for months! It felt like i had discovered a Frozen Dinosaur when i realized that my car spend months frozen xD
Here in New Zealand we once had real-life steam locos (one class of two locos) that according to one driver couldn't "pull the skin off a rice pudding". They were built in the US in 1878 and had 11" diameter cylinders.
Sam, I just loved the rice pudding, well thought out experiment and really did pull the skin off the rice pudding; might be a better measure for locos, than the spring balance dynamometer, of usual use
well this certainly was intresting. I love it when you do these expieriments! (Also, if you need an experiment I would be intrested in seeing how low of an angle a model train can travel without derailing.)
Next experiment: "What happens when you microwave a loco?" followed by "How to rebuild your attic after it was wrecked by a mysterious explosion" and concluding with "Good Morning Your Honour"...
Experiment ideas - Blow up a model with a firecracker - Locomotive tug of war (only the strongest will win) - Locomotive strength competition (how many coaches can a model pull?)
Sam, you are utterly bonkers! I have never laughed so much in view of the rice pudding experiment! The Peckett O gauge and frozen loco experiments were tame by comparison. I'll have to think something up. By the way, I have sent my Eurostar power car to Hornby Hobbies as the guy I spoke to on the phone today said they would fix it free of charge, as it's still within warranty. Such a pity that a 5 pole motor could conk out after just under 3 months usage like it did. I did remove some debris and excess oil yesterday but it made no difference. Cheers, Pete.
haha glad to hear that Pete, yeah I guess you're right! Ahh that's wonderful news - hope all is solved on that front soon then! Thanks for watching - Sam :)
great video sam! here's a suggestion for your layout: maybe add a port with a decent amount of sidings and a small loco depot to shunt trucks around, it would be a cool addition to the layout!
@@SamsTrains well most lithium batteries can last longer when cool i remember and chargers can get really hot so i put two and two together and Bam!, a charging station in a refrigerated box
Hi Sam. Very amusing video. Here is an idea for an experiment. What is the steepest incline that a model railway locomotive can climb. Also put plenty of Raspberry jam in the rice pudding next time it's lovely. Once again I thoroughly enjoyed the video. Cheers Chris.
Great experiments as always 👍🏻 when i was an apprentice at coach firm, if we had a coach or bus due for engine change the foreman used to say "wouldn't pull ya Granny off her toilet seat." Maybe an experiment to show after the watershed. 🤣🤣
Now I'm wondering if a locomotive could pull off the "skin" from homemade champurrado. To help with those who don't speak Spanish, it's Mexican hot chocolate.
The hardest part of running outdoor trains in freezing weather is the rails getting a thin layer of ice that doesn't give any traction or conductivity (I use live steam so that is not a problem).
Some ideas for you sam! - Use lipo batteries to power a model train[ preferebly steam loco] - Make a franken-locomotive using mix matched parts from a bunch of different engines,( it has to be a steam locomotive, so you can mix match external and internal parts) - Make a locomotive do a loop-de-loop on a stretch of track. - Construct a propper out door layout. - When its winter, put a snow plow on a locomotive and have it go through the snow( or use baking flower) and see how big of a "snow" drift it can go through. - Put a model rocket on a peice of rolling stock, and attempt to beat your scale speed record. - somehow, make a stretch of track that goes verticle, and somehow make the locomotive go up a wall (try using magnets, or use strings) Keep up the good work! I love the experiments, theyre quite entertaining. If you could find time to make a video out of any of these it would make my year.
Person interviewing Sam from the 100k celebration: Sam, what did you do during COVID and lockdown? Sam: Well I froze a model locomotive, had a diesel pull the skin off a rice pudding Interviewer: Why did we interview this man again All the ideas you have on your channel are unique! Keep up the good work!
Every time I watch one of these videos I think it's gonna be the most boring nerdy stuff and then it turns out it's the most entertaining nerdy stuff ever. Nice video, yet again!
Thanks for a fun video Sam. The reason you had difficulty getting the locomotive up and running is due to the ice that was built up on the wheels, so there was no proper electrical connection from the engine to the rails. When you got the ice scraped off the wheels by and pushed the locomotive onto the rails, the connection came back and it ran. It is true that the oil gets stiffer the colder it is, but that should not prevent the locomotive from running.
i LOL'd when you said it all boils down to playing with toy trains...We like trains and quirky experiments and your entertaining to watch Sam...so have at it!! 🤣...what a crazy experiment, now im hungry! If you froze the rice pudding into a solid block, would the pecket pull it, i bet it would 🤣
All good fun! Many years ago I modified a Lima 33 to a 27 and added snow ploughs. One winter I left it out in the garden on a length of track and it became buried in about three inches of snow,. When I applied power, the locomotive pushed its way out of the snow with no problems.
After the rice pudding and engine freezing experiments, you should name that 0-4-0 'Frostbite', and that Class 56 'Rice Pudding'. Just for a good laugh!
Must have been starring at the Rice pudding since you made it. Hopefully it was still warm at the end lol. Great Video Sam, Love your experiments. -Will
Hi Sam. Thanks for another fun experiment video. I was wondering if you have ever tried combining a loco driven engine with the tender of a tender driven loco of the same engine. Effectively doubling the pulling power but using only one visible loco. Just an idea I may have to try.
This frozen loco experiment would be of considerable interest to a Texan currently if they had electricity of course... Sam my dear you need to make a rice pudding from scratch! Pudding rice and channel island milk with a little grated nutmeg and baked in an oven not a vitamin destroying michaelwave. The skin thus cooked should be Golden and light brown and of surprising strength. The skin on my Mothers RP was so good I used to beg Mum and Dad for their share! Not only was it good it was very firmly attached, not just to mum and dads pudding bowls but to the Rice underneath. I have nothing against tinned rice pudding and I have eaten it cold when camping, goes down nice after corned beef and a side tin of Macaroni cheese? Love the Experiments! .
Ooh I get that joke now - yeah of course, those poor people in Texas :( Yeah I know I know - I'd absolutely love that, maybe I will have a try! :D Thanks for watching, Sam :)
🤣😂🤣 The skin - rice pudding segment is quality viewing indeed Sam! Good job 56 108 wasn't a Romanian Electroputere built version though - that wouldn't have made it 😂
This is why the British can never be defeated. While the rest of us are stunned and confused,they circle us and smack us over the head! Lol. Keep up the interesting (if not odd)content! Hans
One expression to test : "this new engine performances falls flat like a lead balloon, or even a Le(a)d Zeppelin". And then, you can sing "Whole Lotta Love".
The OO and O function just like the Panama Canal. Where ships get pulled in place by Locomotives that are on both sides of the canal They tow ships into the canal locks
I can't help but think these 'experiment' videos are like a Model Railways/Top Gear parody (you know, when Top Gear was worth watching). I am just waiting for a Morris Marina or a piano to be dropped in one of your videos haha.
I know this sounds weird but thank you for making my day feel a little bit more cheerful. Sadly my grandmother passed away and we are attending a funeral. I’ve been quite down lately so thank you for making this video as I found today very hard for me. You always make my day feel better but this one is more special. Kind Regards Percy Rebecca xxx
Ahh I'm so sorry to hear that Percy, I hope you and your family are doing okay, and I hope everything goes to plan. It's okay that you're down over this - it shows that your human, and it shows how much she meant to you. Stay safe my friend, Thanks for watching - Sam :)
@@SamsTrains Sorry for the late reply. Thank you so much for that heartwarming message. Thank you for understanding and don’t worry i’ll be alright and I’ll be back to watch more of your content 😅😅 Hope everything is going well for you! Kind Regards Percy Rebecca
* Diesel pulls skin off of rice pudding *
Pecket: are you challenging me
@Brandybot Pecket: how about enough of the chit chat
@Brandybot hey that's my line
@Brandybot darth Vader wants to know your location
@Brandybot ?????
haha I don't think the Peckett could have done that.. just throwing it out there! ;D
Thanks for watching - Sam :)
Why does "I lost my mind in lockdown" spring to mind here 🤣
All jest it was very entertaining
haha that's probably very accurate to be honest! ;D
Thanks for watching, Sam :)
I love you you're funny
"I lost my mind in Lockdown.
Time and time again."
“SCARY JACK FROST” said James
Percy siting on the siding abandoned:
haha!! xD
@Joshua W56 yeah
@Joshua W56 i wish that was adapted for the TV series
@Joshua W56 i dont follow, what happened?
Maybe he can freeze the train for his next Christmas special.
That engine is prob like “I’m cold! I want a scarf!”
haha I know - poor thing! :(
"Engines don't wear scarves!" Said Henry
"Engines with proper funnels do!"
“You’ve got a small one!”
That’s a noice reference
First we got Smokey Joe the "Curve Master". Now Loch Ness the "Freeze Master"!
haha I know - amazing locos those!! :D
Thanks for watching - Sam :)
Well dont forget pekkit the pull Master
@@gamersgambit7517 Peckett*
@@ukaszwalczak1154 thanks for the correction, im new to model trains and I'm not sure how these names are spelt
@@gamersgambit7517 It's not really a model railway thing, Pecketts are actual locos.
Welcome aboard the Polar Express: Where the train is LITERALLY frozen.
Hahaha Hahaha Hahaha Hahaha 😆 🤣 😅 😂
@@Stormshadowlover Yes 😂😂😂
haha!! That'd be a very different movie! ;D
Thanks for watching, Sam :)
Alternative title: Sam's Cooking Show
haha!! Maybe I'll make that a thing! ;D
Thanks for watching - Sam :)
@@SamsTrains just throw the rubbish engines that don’t work and are a waste into a pot.
4 year old me discovering what a fridge is: - puts my toys in the fridge -
haha did you?!? Anything interesting happen?! ;D
Thanks for watching, Sam :)
@@SamsTrains I did the thing was just cold
Actually there used to be hotwheels cars that you could put in the freezer and they would change colors.
Yo dude what’s up haven’t heard from you in a while how are you
Don’t forget the ones you run under hot water
This is possibly the first time the rice pudding quote was taken seriously.
Well done 👏👏👏👏👏👏
“It all boils down to playing with toy trains”
🤣🤣🤣 perfectly said. We’re all just kids at heart.
Great video!
14:48 "It's just a damp locomotive now"
Me, a German speaker: It is a damp locomotive from the beginning!
Edit: "Dampflokomotive" is German for steam locomotive
haha is it really?!? How do these coincidences keep happening?!?
Thanks for watching - Sam :)
Ahh, more German for me to know!
And in norway it is called damplokomotiv
Steam is pretty dampf (damp) stuff. A lot of short words in English come from German via the Saxons in the Dark Ages.
@@SamsTrains Hehehe I see what you did there ( ͡° ͜ʖ ͡°)
"TONIGHT!:
A locomotive gets damp,
A Peckett wheelspins,
And Sam eats rice pudding!"
haha that's it in a nutshell! ;D
Thanks for watching, Sam :)
13:54 can we start calling it Frosty the Highland Pug like we did with Miles? Lol
haha of course!! ;D
Thanks for watching, Sam :)
Your model 0-4-0s:
*”why are we still here, just to suffer????”*
haha yep, pretty much! ;D
Thanks for watching, Sam :)
Very true! Model trains are supposed to be fun. The skin of the rice pudding was hilarious, another word for fun.
How to fly a model train:
Step 1: cover it in oil
Step 2: wait for it to rain
Step 3: fly
haha!! ;D
lol
Lolol
lmao
I don't get it.
Well Sam, I must say that this is one of your best and most interesting videos on your channel! I’d like to see more of these weird and interesting experiments!
haha thanks so much - I'll try to make more! :D
Thanks for watching, Sam :)
Everyone watching this from Texas: *Slow, tense, traumatized intake and exhale of breath*
haha why from Texas?!? :O
Thanks for watching - Sam :)
@@SamsTrains Texas is currently coming out of record low temperatures and snowfall. For the first time in recorded history, every county in Texas was under a winter storm warning.
@@BigLadHelliti Aye, it did. For the first time in almost 30 years! And it took most of our power grid down with it. I was without power or heat for 3 days, huddled under 8 layers of blankets so I wouldn't freeze to death. And I was one of the lucky ones!
I get it, it sounds absurd, losing our shit over 3 inches of snow. But when your infrastructure, your housing/apartment construction, your society and psychology is designed around "It never snows here", 3 inches of white stuff can and did bring us to our knees.
Imagine if Britain were hit by a 100 degree Fahrenheit heat wave for a week straight? Y'all have thick brick construction, most houses don't have air con. You'd be suffering as much as we were, and we would send you our most sincere care and consolations.
I remember like 8 years ago, i had lost a Hotwheels car, and i found it later, in the fridge.
I put the small car in a glass with water in the fridge, and forgot it for months!
It felt like i had discovered a Frozen Dinosaur when i realized that my car spend months frozen xD
Ooh awesome - an accidental experiment!! :D
Thanks for watching - Sam :)
How long can a model train survive in natural conditions? Now that’s a good idea!
When the model train has to run off Bear DC power then I'll watch
haha that'd be fun to try!! :D
Thanks for watching, Sam :)
Here in New Zealand we once had real-life steam locos (one class of two locos) that according to one driver couldn't "pull the skin off a rice pudding". They were built in the US in 1878 and had 11" diameter cylinders.
I froze one of my old model trains that had a problem and it started running when I took it out
haha!! I didn't see that coming! ;D
Thanks for watching - Sam :)
The engineer
5:50 questions like this keep me up at night. (Best quote from this channel that I can think of)
Of course you can eat rice pudding cold, it's my preferred way
Ooh really?! I've literally only ever had it hot!! :O
Thanks for watching - Sam :)
Yep, we have it in Australia... I prefer it cold...in fact, I might go and get some now. I love the stuff. Cheers
Sam, surely you remember your student days? You can eat anything straight out of a tin.
Sam, I just loved the rice pudding, well thought out experiment and really did pull the skin off the rice pudding; might be a better measure for locos, than the spring balance dynamometer, of usual use
haha thanks Lizzie - I agree with you, this must become a new standard!
Thanks for watching, Sam :)
well this certainly was intresting. I love it when you do these expieriments! (Also, if you need an experiment I would be intrested in seeing how low of an angle a model train can travel without derailing.)
Thanks a lot Viktor, really glad you liked them! And that'd be grand actually! :D
Thanks for watching - Sam :)
The frozen loco is highland railway loco so its quite apt -Ben
Exactly - it's well used to being frozen! ;D
Thanks for watching, Sam :)
Hi Sam how are you today also tomorrow is my birthday
I bet if you did it with a southern King Arthur class it would crumble 😆
>It's All just playing with toy trains
SAM, SHHHH! The Mrs will hear you!
haha that's right... got to be careful saying things like that! ;D
Thanks for watching - Sam :)
😂😂The entire Rice Pudding segment is gold!!
haha thanks Ian!! Golden-brown if anything! ;D
Thanks for watching - Sam :)
@@SamsTrains 😂
@@SamsTrains Now I want rice pudding!!
What would happen if you ran a model train down the stairs
It breaks into a thousand pieces. Be grateful kid-me did stupid things for pointless reasons so you could get your answer.
haha yeah, unless you built a track on the stairs, then it'd all be in the curve back to level at the bottom!
Thanks for watching - Sam :)
Next experiment: "What happens when you microwave a loco?" followed by "How to rebuild your attic after it was wrecked by a mysterious explosion" and concluding with "Good Morning Your Honour"...
Well.. any loco with electronics would be fried...
haha, watch this space!! ;D
Thanks for watching - Sam :)
Sometimes it’s good to come back to old videos and see things like this.
A bit of lighthearted fun. 😂
I haven’t laughed so much in ages! Brilliant scientific experiments. I don’t think anyone has a fetish about you sewing though Sam 😉
haha thanks Callum! I sincerely hope not too, lol! ;D
Thanks for watching - Sam :)
I feel so sorry for the locos that take part in your crazy experiments Sam XD
Lol
haha me too - their survival rate is pretty high though! :D
Thanks for watching - Sam :)
Experiment ideas
- Blow up a model with a firecracker
- Locomotive tug of war (only the strongest will win)
- Locomotive strength competition (how many coaches can a model pull?)
Sam, you are utterly bonkers! I have never laughed so much in view of the rice pudding experiment! The Peckett O gauge and frozen loco experiments were tame by comparison. I'll have to think something up.
By the way, I have sent my Eurostar power car to Hornby Hobbies as the guy I spoke to on the phone today said they would fix it free of charge, as it's still within warranty. Such a pity that a 5 pole motor could conk out after just under 3 months usage like it did. I did remove some debris and excess oil yesterday but it made no difference.
Cheers, Pete.
haha glad to hear that Pete, yeah I guess you're right! Ahh that's wonderful news - hope all is solved on that front soon then!
Thanks for watching - Sam :)
Can u try the new hornby a1 or A3 or the 9fs I want one of them so I can know what the ones are like when they come out
I'm hoping to yes - fingers crossed! :D
Thanks for watching - Sam :)
It's like jack frost percy
haha exactly!! ;D
Ahh I was gonna make that joke!-Das Mann
@@dasmann3904 may did the joke first
"THE AUTOCOACH"
I died! XD
3:53
haha!! xD
great video sam! here's a suggestion for your layout: maybe add a port with a decent amount of sidings and a small loco depot to shunt trucks around, it would be a cool addition to the layout!
That's a fantastic idea - thanks for the suggestion! :D
Thanks for watching, Sam :)
"What happens when you freeze an engine?"
It gets cold.
haha it was a shocking discovery! ;D
Thanks for watching, Sam :)
Ahem this is what I call *LOGIC*
I mean, i put my lipos in a cooler when charging and storing
But freezing a train is a different story
Ooh interesting - is that healthier for them then? haha it is! ;D
Thanks for watching - Sam :)
@@SamsTrains well most lithium batteries can last longer when cool i remember and chargers can get really hot so i put two and two together and Bam!, a charging station in a refrigerated box
Hi Sam. Very amusing video. Here is an idea for an experiment. What is the steepest incline that a model railway locomotive can climb. Also put plenty of Raspberry jam in the rice pudding next time it's lovely. Once again I thoroughly enjoyed the video. Cheers Chris.
Thanks very much Chris - that would be a great one to try, thanks for the idea! :D
Thanks for watching - Sam :)
Great experiments as always 👍🏻 when i was an apprentice at coach firm, if we had a coach or bus due for engine change the foreman used to say "wouldn't pull ya Granny off her toilet seat." Maybe an experiment to show after the watershed. 🤣🤣
Thanks so much Clifford, haha I reckon I'll have to give that a try... give granny a call! ;D
Thanks for watching - Sam :)
I'm very early...a change for once! XD Well done Sam, I love these Experiments, thanks for making my day! = )
You are very early! Really glad you liked these,
Thanks for watching, Sam :)
“What happens if you freeze an engine?”
It freezes.
haha, who'd have thunk?!?
Thanks for watching, Sam :)
c o l d
Oh my TRAINS and welcome back to another cooking video where today will be freezing an engine
haha pretty much it! ;D
Great as always Sam! We dont have rice pudding in the states. Idea: Bury a model train in the ground for 24 hours and then test it.
Thanks a lot for sharing! haha that'd be awesome!! xD
Thanks for watching - Sam :)
1st
Ooh close 2nd! ;D
Thanks for watching, Sam :)
Now I'm wondering if a locomotive could pull off the "skin" from homemade champurrado. To help with those who don't speak Spanish, it's Mexican hot chocolate.
haha that sounds lovely... I think I fancy giving that a try! ;D
Thanks for watching - Sam :)
The hardest part of running outdoor trains in freezing weather is the rails getting a thin layer of ice that doesn't give any traction or conductivity (I use live steam so that is not a problem).
haha yeah so I hear - very brave people that do it! ;D
Thanks for watching, Sam :)
Some ideas for you sam!
- Use lipo batteries to power a model train[ preferebly steam loco]
- Make a franken-locomotive using mix matched parts from a bunch of different engines,( it has to be a steam locomotive, so you can mix match external and internal parts)
- Make a locomotive do a loop-de-loop on a stretch of track.
- Construct a propper out door layout.
- When its winter, put a snow plow on a locomotive and have it go through the snow( or use baking flower) and see how big of a "snow" drift it can go through.
- Put a model rocket on a peice of rolling stock, and attempt to beat your scale speed record.
- somehow, make a stretch of track that goes verticle, and somehow make the locomotive go up a wall (try using magnets, or use strings)
Keep up the good work! I love the experiments, theyre quite entertaining. If you could find time to make a video out of any of these it would make my year.
Love it!! Fantastic ideas - thanks for those!! :D
Thanks for watching, Sam :)
Skin off rice pudding? Barking Mad comes to mind. Best model rail channel by far!
Person interviewing Sam from the 100k celebration: Sam, what did you do during COVID and lockdown?
Sam: Well I froze a model locomotive, had a diesel pull the skin off a rice pudding
Interviewer: Why did we interview this man again
All the ideas you have on your channel are unique! Keep up the good work!
Love how you chose Morrisons own rice pudding, I work at Morrisons as well and have been since the end of November last year
haha that's awesome! You make good rice pudding! ;D
Thanks for watching, Sam :)
He made another monster, it's a blob of pudding 😋🤣😏.
Every time I watch one of these videos I think it's gonna be the most boring nerdy stuff and then it turns out it's the most entertaining nerdy stuff ever. Nice video, yet again!
haha thanks so much - glad to hear that! :D
Thanks for watching, Sam :)
Thanks for a fun video Sam.
The reason you had difficulty getting the locomotive up and running is due to the ice that was built up on the wheels, so there was no proper electrical connection from the engine to the rails. When you got the ice scraped off the wheels by and pushed the locomotive onto the rails, the connection came back and it ran.
It is true that the oil gets stiffer the colder it is, but that should not prevent the locomotive from running.
It's a pleasure mate, glad you liked it,
Thanks for watching - Sam :)
i LOL'd when you said it all boils down to playing with toy trains...We like trains and quirky experiments and your entertaining to watch Sam...so have at it!! 🤣...what a crazy experiment, now im hungry! If you froze the rice pudding into a solid block, would the pecket pull it, i bet it would 🤣
Sam's trains AND rice pudding. What could be better. Thank you Sam.
haha thanks a lot Mike!! :D
Thanks for watching - Sam :)
As an amarican that loves rice puding, thank you for that amazing expression.
I shall start using it now.👏
haha no problem, lol! ;D
Thanks for watching - Sam :)
Potential Experiment idea: Can a hornby/Bachman loco still run after being microwaved or cooked?
haha I do love that question, lol! ;D
Thanks for watching, Sam :)
All good fun! Many years ago I modified a Lima 33 to a 27 and added snow ploughs. One winter I left it out in the garden on a length of track and it became buried in about three inches of snow,. When I applied power, the locomotive pushed its way out of the snow with no problems.
Wow Les - that's insane - I want more snow now so that I can try it!! :D
Thanks for watching, Sam :)
How many model trains you need to pull a Ford Fusion which is not a model car? Sam if you able to do this your an absolute legend 😂😂
haha now that's the question!! xD
Thanks for watching, Sam :)
I love how Sam replies to tons of comments! I hardly see any other UA-camrs do that.
Thanks so much - I do my best!! :D
Thanks for watching, Sam :)
And all this time I’ve been eating my rice pudding cold! Great experiments Sam, top notch vid as usual. Hungry now....
Ooh it's amazing hot - wait and see!! Appreciate it mate,
Thanks for watching - Sam :)
Obligatory Suburban Commando:
*”I WAS FROZEN TODAY!!!”*
Awesome Video!
haha love it!! Thanks mate!
Thanks for watching, Sam :)
Gordon: The driver won't choose you again, he wants big strong engines like us.
Peckett: Excuse me?
haha, Gordon deeply regrets saying that I bet! ;D
Thanks for watching, Sam :)
Sam: so we’re gonna get a double o gauge track next to an o track
Gauge converter wagons: *and I took that personally*
Pulling the skin off a rice-pudding has got to be the funniest experiment ever :-)
3 experiments i never knew i wanted to see
haha you probably still won't want to see them! xD
Thanks for watching, Sam :)
If only science experiments at school had been like this!!!
After the rice pudding and engine freezing experiments, you should name that 0-4-0 'Frostbite', and that Class 56 'Rice Pudding'. Just for a good laugh!
haha that's an amazing name for an engine actually, Frostbite! ;D
Thanks for watching, Sam :)
"Oh dear, I shall have to wait here until I'm frozen!" - Thomas
100K SUBSCRIBERS CONGRATS SAM! :D
Thank you so much mate!! :D
Thanks for watching, Sam :)
i think lockdown has gone to your head! XD
Yep, it sure has! ;D
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Did we just get a sneek peek at this years Xmas episode frosty the locomotive lol great work sam keep it up mate
haha maybe actually - that'd be epic!! xD
Thanks for watching - Sam :)
Must have been starring at the Rice pudding since you made it. Hopefully it was still warm at the end lol.
Great Video Sam, Love your experiments.
-Will
Yeah it was just perfect actually!! Glad you liked them Will! :D
Thanks for watching, Sam :)
Hi Sam. Thanks for another fun experiment video. I was wondering if you have ever tried combining a loco driven engine with the tender of a tender driven loco of the same engine. Effectively doubling the pulling power but using only one visible loco. Just an idea I may have to try.
It's a pleasure James - yes I certainly have - check out the two tender Schools class I made! :D
Thanks for watching, Sam :)
What a treat to log on and see this , can’t wait to watch this Sam
haha hope you like it! :D
Thanks for watching - Sam :)
5:49 is something i never thought id ever hear but here we are
This frozen loco experiment would be of considerable interest to a Texan currently if they had electricity of course...
Sam my dear you need to make a rice pudding from scratch! Pudding rice and channel island milk with a little grated
nutmeg and baked in an oven not a vitamin destroying michaelwave. The skin thus cooked should be Golden and
light brown and of surprising strength. The skin on my Mothers RP was so good I used to beg Mum and Dad for
their share! Not only was it good it was very firmly attached, not just to mum and dads pudding bowls but to the Rice
underneath. I have nothing against tinned rice pudding and I have eaten it cold when camping, goes down nice after
corned beef and a side tin of Macaroni cheese? Love the Experiments!
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Ooh I get that joke now - yeah of course, those poor people in Texas :(
Yeah I know I know - I'd absolutely love that, maybe I will have a try! :D
Thanks for watching, Sam :)
7:45 Rice Pudding is sold in the states aswell, I usually see the Latin American varieties whenever I go grocery shopping.
Ahh fantastic - great to hear you have it too!! :D
Thanks for watching - Sam :)
"It all boils down to playing with toy trains". And that self-awareness, my friend, is why Sam is the best model railway UA-camr.
haha thank you, appreciate it mate! :D
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🤣😂🤣 The skin - rice pudding segment is quality viewing indeed Sam! Good job 56 108 wasn't a Romanian Electroputere built version though - that wouldn't have made it 😂
Happy Christmas 😂 Your subtle humor makes it all the more hilarious!
Happy Christmas, haha glad to hear that! ;D
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The train seen looks very realistic in a setting of a winter themed dock yard
I have an idea: An O gauge loc, maybe HO gauge, that's live steam turbine, which powers the motor!
That'd be amazing - I'd love something like that! :D
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This is why the British can never be defeated. While the rest of us are stunned and confused,they circle us and smack us over the head! Lol. Keep up the interesting (if not odd)content! Hans
haha appreciate it Hans, thanks mate!
Sam:Frosty the snowman,NOPE
Sam: Frosty the locomotive,YES
This is how cold it is in the Highlands 😂
haha I know right!! xD
The Pecket: The Little Engine That Could. Well done!
haha I know - super impressed with that!
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One expression to test : "this new engine performances falls flat like a lead balloon, or even a Le(a)d Zeppelin".
And then, you can sing "Whole Lotta Love".
haha!! ;D
That rice pudding skin should probably star in your next Christmas special! Quatermass and the Pit Engine perhaps...?
haha, not sure what condition it'll be in by then! xD
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My new favorite phrase is “good God I love rice pudding!”
That rice pudding challenge has brought a massive smile to me🤣👌
haha very glad to hear that Matt! :D
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The OO and O function just like the Panama Canal. Where ships get pulled in place by Locomotives that are on both sides of the canal They tow ships into the canal locks
I can't help but think these 'experiment' videos are like a Model Railways/Top Gear parody (you know, when Top Gear was worth watching). I am just waiting for a Morris Marina or a piano to be dropped in one of your videos haha.
haha I guess they are a bit like that, lol! ;D
Thanks for watching, Sam :)
Talking with your mouth full of rice pudding cracked me up!
I know this sounds weird but thank you for making my day feel a little bit more cheerful.
Sadly my grandmother passed away and we are attending a funeral.
I’ve been quite down lately so thank you for making this video as I found today very hard for me.
You always make my day feel better but this one is more special.
Kind Regards
Percy Rebecca xxx
Ahh I'm so sorry to hear that Percy, I hope you and your family are doing okay, and I hope everything goes to plan. It's okay that you're down over this - it shows that your human, and it shows how much she meant to you. Stay safe my friend,
Thanks for watching - Sam :)
@@SamsTrains Sorry for the late reply. Thank you so much for that heartwarming message. Thank you for understanding and don’t worry i’ll be alright and I’ll be back to watch more of your content 😅😅
Hope everything is going well for you!
Kind Regards
Percy Rebecca
Hahahahahha skin off the pudding made me laugh well done
haha thanks a lot Mike, appreciate it mate! :D
Thanks for watching, Sam :)