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Why This Locomotive Was BOMBED Beyond Repair
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- Опубліковано 14 сер 2024
- In the heart of World War II's chaos, an extraordinary locomotive faced an unthinkable fate. Today, we delve into the mysterious story of 'Sir Ralph Wedgewood,' a locomotive bombed in the Blitz!
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⌛ TIMESTAMPS:
0:00 Background
0:35 What happened
1:44 Legacy
I remember first seeing it in a British Railways Stories episode before learning about it for myself.
I always have this headcanon of Spencer's motives to try and get Hiro scrapped in Hero of the Rails because of this and he probably wanted to erase any bad memories of what happened in WWII despite that he and Hiro were built in the same decade, but still.
But Hiro was a Japanese locomotive, not that Spencer cares, to him, the enemy killed his brother and his cousin, in his mind, scrapping Hiro would be justice
@@marsandcobblesproductions3501 ...
I know Hero of the Rails was a decent first outing for CGI Thomas (even with the dumb Miller era stuff to come after it...), but that sounds like untapped potential for a classic/RWS esque adaption if I've ever thought of a remake.
I was just going to mention that
As a child I had a book which taught me about Sir Ralph Wedgewood and its tragic fate. The A4 has always been my favourite locomotive class, so I was horrified to see one in such a mangled and damaged state.
seeing your favorite train mangled up like spaghetti is enough to scar any child, rest in peace to all the trains that’ve been brutally destroyed
LNER B16 No. 925: forgetting somebody?
Also nice video
Gadwall: atleast we died heroes! Unlike that traitor, the Chinese blimp!
Raven: You mean Cammy!
Gadwall:😶 wait...It's a girl
Raven: (sigh) oh by Gresley😑
The only A4 locomotive who didn’t survive the bliss
I’m really enjoying these wacky AI images with the odd number of driving wheels! Also, your voice and flair for narrating is getting better and better! It certainly has a sense of class and drama that improves the video heavily.
Much appreciated!
I always love these sorts of channels, it gives a history lesson and a railway lesson, you keep on doing a great job my guy
i love these videos! i love how your not just focusing on Thomas, you are talking about historical events! AWESOME!!! keep up with these bangers!😊
Thanks! Will do!
I don't think that was a train. I believe it was a locomotive, or engine.
The first time I heard about this incident was in episode 10 of British railway stories one of the best episodes in my opinion
Spencer’s family sure had crazy lives!
1:29 AI when doing a P2:
0:10 This LNER Gresley Streamlined A4 Pacific Steam Locomotive Sir Ralph Wedgewood Is A Bit Like Mallard From The National Railway Museum In York And Sir Nigel Gresley From The North Yorkshire Moors Railway In Yorkshire In England In The United Kingdom. Happy Christmas Mate. X
Thanks to Simon A.C. Martin and his series, I know the full info on Gadwall’s (Sir Ralph Wedgewood) fate
Sad to see such a beautiful locomotive getting bombed :(
The same raid broke all of York stations glass
I haven’t seen the channel yet, but if you haven’t done Grand Parade, you should, very interesting story there, a real life incident that will seem horrifying in Thomas the tank engine
(Grand Parade the A1 crushed under another engine and after being scrapped, a new A1 with the same name and number took its place)
Grand Parade was never an A1. It was one of the first batch built new as an A3.
@@andrewtaylor5984 thank you for telling me, I’m an idiot lol
Grand Parade crashed into the rear of a train from Dundee, consisting of seven coaches and a fish van. The van was completely demolished whilst the next two coaches were wrecked. I am not sure to what extent the other five were damaged. The engine of the Dundee train D29 Dandie Dinmont would only have suffered slight damage, if that. Dandie Dinmont was still running after Nationalisation. The date of this accident was 10 December 1937.
That video was much better! I'm glad you've been taking notes. (I of course refer to the speed of your commentary) Good work. Got yourself a sub. 😘
I won't lie, I was hooked! Great video🔥
Man rip that engine😞
Rip Sir Ralph Wedgewood
The plaque is placed at the turn table were the locomotive was destroyed over 81 years ago.
Its also located on the EXACT spot where the loco was destroyed.
Could that word be plaque?
@@johnmurray8428 yes 😆
Thank you, I had no wish to be critical.
GWR hall 4911 Bowden Hall was destroyed around the same time.
PHENOMENAL video tons, your Editing is fantastic and gets better every video 🙌
Thanks a ton!
What an amazing video!! Way to go!
Hey I was wondering if I can use your profile and thumbnail for a video I’m doing a history video on the Waverley and i was wondering if it’s ok if I use your profile and thumbnail?
Spencer, no! SPENCER, NO!
Spencer: Oh My God!!!!! Oh Shit!!!!
As said in the video, the tender from No. 4469 was salvaged, and put behind A2/1 No. 507 ‘Highland Chieftain’. The engine shown in the picture was sister engine No. 509 ‘Waverley’. Just for reference, no nitpicking meant haha.
it's fine, I couldn't seem to find any images of cheiftain and believe me, I looked
The whistle was removed from the Y8 in 1946.
Imagine that. A locomotive with a wheelbase as tall as me (6ft) with a 3 chime
wow, just wow. didn't even know this could happen to an engine, rip sir ralph wedgewood the first
No train was bombed at that time and place. The locomotives, engine, prime mover, loco, was bombed. A train is a group of two or more vehicles, connected together, or the trailing portion of a long garment. 4-Cor EMU is a unit, train and a train of 4 coaches, with two power driving motor coaches, each with one motor bogie, with 2 axle mounted nose suspended 225 hp series-wound traction motors. 1 coach is not a train. It’s a coach. Less well-educated people call it a railway carriage.
Seen this in a book was one very damaged engine when it was destroyed
Rest in peace gadwall😔😔😔😔😔
They did my boy sir ralph wedgewood dirty #freemyboy
Is the engine's whistle still kicking about, if so, give it to beamish, they are making a new buuld Y8 and to have that on it would be great
Do a video of Fowler's ghost.
Wow, such a devastating story. I can't believe World War Two led to that engine's destruction. 🙁
So horrific yet so interesting
LNER A4 too, sad
Kaboom? Yes Ralph, Kaboom
Rico
@@bananapudingtheclownhorsie I said Ralph on purpose because of the engine that blew up
@@IsleofPigsStudios sorry didnt know
@@bananapudingtheclownhorsie it’s ok
0:28 Look At The Size Of Those Too Numbers Shaped Helium Balloons. Beautiful. X
Huh I thought they used more tank engiens to protect Britian and not stream lined trains
The true story of Super locomotive:
0:42 ai image btw
Shed 17 gordon be like:
I was all in WW2 and the German Riech bomb the UK and it was that
Poor Spencer 😭😭😭😭😭
You sound like tons of trackmasters
It is tonsoftrackmasters
"Of course I know him. That's me".
( Star Wars reference ).
Ok
Poor engine just got bombed by the Nazis Rust in Pieces Gabwall or Sir Ralph Wedgwood 😔😔
Sorry if this is rude but are you related to tons of track master?
I'll do you one better. I am tons of trackmasters! This is just my other channel lol
@@TonsOfTrackmasters lmao also, after ya run out of ideas cover the d19 it's basicly unknown about and I ain't about to read wiki, just a suggestion. Also get better soon
Locomotive
hell nah bro terrorists got bored of planes and cars 💀💀💀
looks mostly repairable
replace everything
Unfortunately, although the loco could have been repaired, the engineering staff at Doncaster had other priorities in the War. Apparently, there were no suitable spare parts available. (There were some parts exclusive to the A4 Pacifics.) It is significant that only eight locos were bombed and not repaired in the Second World War. The LNER lost an A4 and a B16 at York, a J17 in London, and an M&GN engine in Norwich. The GW lost Hall 4911 at Plymouth, and a pannier tank at Castle Cary. The Southern lost a T14 at Nine Elms, and the LMSR lost a Caledonian 4-4-0 at Greenock. In 1946, the LNER renumbered all its locos. The "new" 4469 was a J35, and it was one of the six members of the class withdrawn before Nationalisation. 4469 was therefore an ill-fated number on the LNER.
You do know York is a city and not a town right?
Holy shit Spencer's arab
P r o m o s m
nah why's bro using ai generated images
What??!!
@@Thundermobile you don't see it?
@@catdealer1144 I'm blind where?
@@Thundermobile the thumbnail, multiple images at 0:39, 0:42 is obviously ai, 1:29 is just a shit ai image, 4 pairs of driving wheels smh.
Thxs
No, kiddy speak.its a locomotive,you are using kiddy speak