Happy new year Rick Pauline and Christopher great to meet you at Bolton last Sunday have a beautiful year keep them videos coming all the very best from northern soul tony 😊
Happy new year Rick & family, hope you have an amazing 2024, down south we don’t have toy fairs anymore, we just have the occasional train show full of overpriced secondhand items, better off buying new, hopefully a trip to shows up north will restore faith that not all sellers are just after a huge payday, thanks for sharing.
@@wellchuffedrailways Hi Rick, I haven’t forgotten the Lima goodies I have, might let all the Zero 1 goodies go as well. I will have a good lookout for toy fairs down my neck of the woods and see what I can find, a trip up north where the people are generally happier and more friendly.
Happy New Year and a nice video. Some interesting stuff and noticed at 8:38 there a black and white photo of the old Blackpool Central Station which long since closed.
Your Trix Mk1s will look good on your dmu . The real thing should have engines under the coaches , for at least two of the intermediate cars , you should also have a buffet and a composite . I can’t remember the actual set up of the units . They were originally 6 cars , then 5 cars when buffet removed and I think latterly 4 cars , even mixed with class 123 units. Happy New Year
Happy new year 🎇to you both!!!! Now this is a way to start a video lol . Some nice cars there I did see one or too I did like lol!!! Yes my favorite Passenger cars!!!! I do like the Flying Scotsman and hope to get one sometime sooooon :)!!! A lot of stuffed Animals. Corgis nice and a lot of great toys too!!! I am just into it all and watching lol!! Just a great show Rick well done take care mate!!!
I found your channel recently and am really enjoying it. Been to Doncaster this weekend and had to limit my spending- i have a weakness for tanker wagons! Happy new year to you both!
Hi Rick and Pauline ,, I have found a good way to tell wether a train is plastic or metal be it diecsat or brass or zinc etc. Its done by the feeling temperature of train or whatever you need to find that if you need to know wether its metal or not. So if you hold the train on the back of your hand or under the middle of your forearm and it is cold to the touch it will be steel or metalic substance. If it is warm or at room temperature it will be plastic or non metalic. Also a good way to tell if the wheels on the trains you are buying are metal or plastic especially if they have been factory painted as there hard to tell by just looking at them. Its the same as anything from the ground or under ground is nearly always cold to touch as in rocks gravel etc and anything above the ground like trees wood plastics or manufactured plastics etc is warm or higher temperature than from under the ground. Its best to always use under your foremarm or the back of your hand quite similar to checking the temperature of a babys milk bottle as in it be warm cold or boiling hot but good way to check... Anyhoo a handy tip if you dont carry a metal detector in your pocket every where you go. Anyhoo its near 12.30am here in oz and im of to bed. So happy new years to you both and big thanks again for putting these videos on as they are muchly appreciated. Cheers from John in Australia.
Quite a big exhibition there, but didn't see any wanted bargains that appeal to me, I guess I become fussy this year😅. They're where some that I already got though, but it also depends where the camera is pointed at of corse. But it seems you expanded the Wrenn collection a bit, how many models are you still missing In the Wrenn collection? Anyway, I wish everybody the Well Chuffed team and audience a happy new hunting year and lots of joy in the hobby… Cheers, Danny
Hi Danny, huge show and there was a lot we didn't get a chance to film. Still lots of Wrenn I haven't got but I'm not trying to get them all! Happy new year Rick
Very interesting Pre-Marklin Trix wagons! They should look cool with the units you already have. Quite a lot of nice coaches at various tables, really! Great video? May we ask who your little co-pilot today was? Happy New Year!
Hi your vidioe is excellent and your knowledge of the different make hi have 10 trains set do you mind me asking how many do you both have thanks trevor from stockport
Hi Trevor, I'm not sure how many I have got but it is roughly a 50/50 split between steam and diesel. Pauline will say I have too many! All the best Rick
It was nice to meet you guys👍🏻
And you, always good to meet people with like minded interests. All the best Rick
Great video guys 😊 I do love a bargain 😀 keep up the good work 👏
Thanks for watching!
Happy new year Rick Pauline and Christopher great to meet you at Bolton last Sunday have a beautiful year keep them videos coming all the very best from northern soul tony 😊
Nice to meet you too Tony, I overspent as usual. Have a great 2024 and I'm sure we'll bump into you again. All the best Rick
Great video again, lots to see there.
Have a great 2024 guys.
Cheers Ed have a great 2024.
HAPPY New Year, to ALL 🎉😮 LOOKING FORWARD TO THE NEW YEAR AND YOUR ADVENTURES. BRUCE IN MINNESOTA
Happy New Year Bruce. Thanks for tuning in!
Happy New year to you and Pauline looking forward to more videos soon 👍
Happy New Year Clive. Thanks for your support in 2023. All the best Rick
Been a pleasure riding the rails with you, Happy New Year.
Thanks for hopping onboard Andy and a Happy New Year.
Hi guys, another great video. Nice Trix coaches, there was some nice Wrenn loco,s there. Happy New Year guys. All the best. Carl.
Cheers Carl
Happy New Year Rick and Pauline. My work tends to rule me out for many of the model shows around but the videos are a great substitute. Keep it up 😊
Hi, glad you like the videos and thanks for watching. All the best Rick
That Jagdpanther was worth a look at the side of that boat.
Happy new year Rick & family, hope you have an amazing 2024, down south we don’t have toy fairs anymore, we just have the occasional train show full of overpriced secondhand items, better off buying new, hopefully a trip to shows up north will restore faith that not all sellers are just after a huge payday, thanks for sharing.
Happy New Year, it certainly pays to shop around. There are a few shows down south but I'm unsure if they are near you. All the best Rick
@@wellchuffedrailways Hi Rick, I haven’t forgotten the Lima goodies I have, might let all the Zero 1 goodies go as well. I will have a good lookout for toy fairs down my neck of the woods and see what I can find, a trip up north where the people are generally happier and more friendly.
Another great video Rick and Pauline, the Bolton toy fair look a great day. Have a wonderful new year! Harry
Happy New Year Harry
Happy New Year and a nice video. Some interesting stuff and noticed at 8:38 there a black and white photo of the old Blackpool Central Station which long since closed.
Happy New year Simon, well spotted! All the best Rick
Happy New Year great video nice to see myself on there as well. I was the boy with the very luminous orange coat.
Happy New Year, I think you got more screen time than I did!
@@wellchuffedrailwaysha ha
Great video and Happy New year Rick and Pauline
Cheers Deano, have a good one.
good vid on you channel keep up the cool vids thanks lee
Thanks Lee, have a great 2024.
Happy new year to you both from the soggy IoW.
Happy New Year Martin, today must be the first day for two months without rain, still time though!
Wow thats a big show, much better than Llandudno, there were some mint Wrenn loco's, cracking condition
Hi Tim, huge wasn't it and also very busy! Happy New Year and all the best Rick
Your Trix Mk1s will look good on your dmu . The real thing should have engines under the coaches , for at least two of the intermediate cars , you should also have a buffet and a composite . I can’t remember the actual set up of the units . They were originally 6 cars , then 5 cars when buffet removed and I think latterly 4 cars , even mixed with class 123 units. Happy New Year
Thanks for the info Russell, the DMU will be in a forthcoming vlog. All the best Rick
Happy new year 🎇to you both!!!! Now this is a way to start a video lol . Some nice cars there I did see one or too I did like lol!!! Yes my favorite Passenger cars!!!! I do like the Flying Scotsman and hope to get one sometime sooooon :)!!! A lot of stuffed Animals. Corgis nice and a lot of great toys too!!! I am just into it all and watching lol!! Just a great show Rick well done take care mate!!!
Happy New Year Brad, good fair want it! Yup we need a Scotsman. All the best Rick
You are so right ... We both do lol and at a good $$$. Over here wow $$$ for them. I will keep looking mate cheers!!!!
I found your channel recently and am really enjoying it. Been to Doncaster this weekend and had to limit my spending- i have a weakness for tanker wagons! Happy new year to you both!
Hi Chris, thanks for finding us! Yes I too have a weakness for tanker wagons especially the 6 wheel ones. All the best Rick
@@wellchuffedrailways The six wheeled milk tanks are nice.
Happy new year 🥳 to you and Pauline. Looking forward to more Wellchuffed content 🎉🎉
Happy New Year Peter.
Hi Rick and Pauline ,, I have found a good way to tell wether a train is plastic or metal be it diecsat or brass or zinc etc.
Its done by the feeling temperature of train or whatever you need to find that if you need to know wether its metal or not.
So if you hold the train on the back of your hand or under the middle of your forearm and it is cold to the touch it will be steel or metalic substance.
If it is warm or at room temperature it will be plastic or non metalic.
Also a good way to tell if the wheels on the trains you are buying are metal or plastic especially if they have been factory painted as there hard to tell by just looking at them.
Its the same as anything from the ground or under ground is nearly always cold to touch as in rocks gravel etc and anything above the ground like trees wood plastics or manufactured plastics etc is warm or higher temperature than from under the ground.
Its best to always use under your foremarm or the back of your hand quite similar to checking the temperature of a babys milk bottle as in it be warm cold or boiling hot but good way to check...
Anyhoo a handy tip if you dont carry a metal detector in your pocket every where you go.
Anyhoo its near 12.30am here in oz and im of to bed.
So happy new years to you both and big thanks again for putting these videos on as they are muchly appreciated.
Cheers from John in Australia.
Good advice John, everything is cold here at the moment! All the best Rick
Quite a big exhibition there, but didn't see any wanted bargains that appeal to me, I guess I become fussy this year😅.
They're where some that I already got though, but it also depends where the camera is pointed at of corse.
But it seems you expanded the Wrenn collection a bit, how many models are you still missing In the Wrenn collection?
Anyway, I wish everybody the Well Chuffed team and audience a happy new hunting year and lots of joy in the hobby…
Cheers,
Danny
Hi Danny, huge show and there was a lot we didn't get a chance to film. Still lots of Wrenn I haven't got but I'm not trying to get them all! Happy new year Rick
Very interesting Pre-Marklin Trix wagons! They should look cool with the units you already have. Quite a lot of nice coaches at various tables, really! Great video? May we ask who your little co-pilot today was? Happy New Year!
Hi Anthony, the co-pilot was my nephew, a keen car fan. It was a huge fair and we didn't get a chance to see everything. All the best Rick
Hi Anthony, the co-pilot was my nephew, a keen car fan. It was a huge fair and we didn't get a chance to see everything. All the best Rick
Having reviewed your video and just realised how much you spent at Bolton Rick. Harry
Yes it wasn't a cheap day, I have not bought a lot since then though. 😀
Do wrenn locomotives run on normal 12 volts
Yes, they need a bit more throttle than the usual stuff but they are usually very good runners unless you want super slow shunting speeds.
Hi your vidioe is excellent and your knowledge of the different make hi have 10 trains set do you mind me asking how many do you both have thanks trevor from stockport
Hi Trevor, I'm not sure how many I have got but it is roughly a 50/50 split between steam and diesel. Pauline will say I have too many! All the best Rick
I would have bought them o gauge coaches even though i have t got any o gauge!
Show us some O gauge ?
We do if we see any, it's quite rare at toy fairs.
Please?