Hello again. Yet another superb video that is always fully packed with interesting things to see. Your superb railway and excellent scenery blend together very well. As always a pleasure to watch. Cheers Chris.
Thanks. Just puting the finishing touches to the End of October video. Prepared for the '0' Gauge Guild Virtual show on the 31st October. Watch out for the link or see the video on this UA-cam channel 1st November
Excellent episode. So good to drift away to yesteryear. My folks used to live in Englishcombe Lane. The climb up cut through below their home. Certainly knew when line closed, as the washing was not scattered with smuts.
My pleasure glad that you are enjoying the videos. With all this enforced time at home I'm contemplating putting another April video together! Watch this space.
What a superb extact from life at Bath Green Park to cheer us all up as we 're gripped with C ovid virus. On my 4 th week of the 14 weeks my specialist ordered me to observe. Stay safe and well. best regards Bob
Without a doubt one of the best railway models I have seen, far beats any competitor, the rolling stock is fantastic, and your attention to detail with all the scenery is outstanding, I hope to see many more of your fantastic videos. Marvellous!
Superb yet again. This is got to be one of the best layouts on UA-cam. It never fails to entertain, and is never disappointing. They say that a layout is never really finished, but I can't see anything I would change. I also like the smooth running of the trains as this adds to the realistic atmosphere of the real thing. Cheers Chris.
I have to agree with many of the earlier comments. In addition to the low-angled shots, I particularly enjoyed the passing view of the two locos making their way to the shed.
Another excellent episode of S&D action and very impressed with the Eastern stock and appropriately headed north by the A3. The camera angle of following the locos going on shed worked very well and a different view, very original. I am glad to see that you are making a good recovery and the jet washer remains locked in the shed!
Thanks. The NE stock belongs to a friend. All Ian Kirk kits he has built and painted. Looks good. Hence to do it justice I put my A3 on the front. I've been banned from using the jet washer!
glad that you have found BATH GREEN PARK. Subscribe to the channel so as not to miss future videos. Am working on an EXTRA April video with all this spare time on my hands
Thanks and I couldn't resist putting my A3 onto that excellent rake of Gresley and Thompson stock that visited Green Park for a short while. I have an A3 and A1 which are kept off the normal S&D timetable running and are a throw back to my teenage years living in York in the early/mid 60's so whilst the S&D is my railway of choice I have a very real soft spot for NE locos
@@bathgreenpark2485 yes it's not nice this lock down business, so when you see a video like that it tends to take your mind away from what is going on with this war going with the invisible enemy. So everyone keep safe stay home help the NHS and watch videos like this, once again Great layout. Camborne central 😎
Always great to watch and thanks for sharing your wonderful layout. The last shot of 44560 on banking duties. I'm building a 4mm version of 44560 of her and I'm stuck on making it's lubricators and what is the last things you see as she starts to head back towards Bath? The lubricators! I think they are mocking me. LOL. Thanks again and Keep Safe.
Ah another excellent video, thank you. I'm so pleased the engineering dept decided to improve the bridges between Mangotsfield and Bath, what a lovely surprise, who can resist an A3? Imagine the fun if S&D enginemen could get their hands on that engine! I thought the Fertiliser train was interesting with the 2-8-0T. Some interesting moves required to access the Midland Yard, although it later departed the S&D yard so was there some trip working inbetween that saw it move over from one yard to the other? Always a pleasure to watch your layout, best regards and stay safe, Dave.
Thanks. Yes had the bridges been able to take the extra weight who knows what might have been seen in Bath. We know V2's got to Bristol on trains from the NE. So not too much of a stretch to think an NE Pacific might have got to Bristol as well? The fertilizer specials came from the chemical works at Avonmouth and were a Q working down to Blandford which was the distribution centre for North Dorset farms. In fairness brought into Bath by more likely a Midland engine but not beyond the bounds of possibility for a WR engine to be used from St Philip Marsh shed. There were transfer trips between both yards. The S&D yard was in the main for freights coming in from the north to go on down the S&D and the Midland yard for northbound freights up the S&D to then go on to Bristol/ Westerleigh etc. This seems to be the normal pattern but not necessarily exclusively from my research
Many thanks. The Gresley/Thompson set belongs to a friend and was visiting which is why I put the A3 on the front. Couldn't resist it. The 12 wheel restaurant car is part of my Ex LMS set that I have had for many years. I commissioned Mr Binns to build them for me from his kits. Lovely carriages and run so sweetly. I'm looking forward to the new Dapol Mk 1's due for release this month! I've ordered a maroon set to replace my aging Westdale express set + a 3 car SR set.
Watching the latest from Mouldy Raspberry caused me to visit this. Very interesting layout! Did I blink and miss Mr Peters and his Bentley, or was he elsewehere when you were filming?
Hi Glad that you have found BATH GREEN PARK. Mr Peters Bentley is parked outside The Hope & Anchor pub at Midford. Presumably he is in the bar enjoying a pint?
Certainly did enjoy watching this. Any chance of a Midland 0-4-4T some time in the future? I know they were mostly associated with the branch from Evercreech Junction but they were also used on the Bristol Temple Meads locals. I have three well-thumbed volumes of Ivo Peters', two of them signed by the great man.
Indeed. Now if you watch closely you will see my Johnson 1P parked at the end of the siding where the line drops down to the S&D shed. A couple of years ago it did feature on the 18.05 Bath - Binegar
Thanks glad that you are enjoying the videos. Yes its a 6 wheel brake built at Highbridge Works for the S&D and now cascaded down to the Bath brake down train. Its a Furness kit.
Loved this one! Great insight into operations out of Green Park, and especially up the bank through Lyncombe Vale. Fascinating to hear about the use of a bank engine token - I had never thought about that sort of token use. Was it widespread? Keep safe, and thanks!
Thanks. The banking engines needed to be protected as they did not run through to the end of section at Midford and so as they passed Bath Junction SB they collected the engine banking token, banked their train up to Combe Down tunnel where the gradient changed from 1 in 50 up to 1 in 100 down and once they had seen the brake van disappear into Combe Down tunnel they reversed back down the bank and only once the token was returned to the apparatus at Bath Junction SB could the signals be cleared and then set for the next movement on this single line
There was also a bank engine token in use for the Radstock bankers, that banked trains upto Masbury summit. It gave protection whilst they ran back to Binegar, where they regained the right road.
Thanks. Either send me the email address and I'll add to my email list OR they can SUBSCRIBE to this channel and new videos alerts will pop up for them
Would send there email, cannot find it, Jennifer is currently doing live broadcast on Saturday and Monday. On the Saturday show she features other people's model railways. It's like going to a model show.
I love Black 5’s, probably my favorite type of locomotive
Good locos and the S&D made good use of them
Fantastic layout just the thing for the lockdown ,thanks for sharing !
Glad that the video has bought some light relief in these troubled times
Hello again. Yet another superb video that is always fully packed with interesting things to see. Your superb railway and excellent scenery blend together very well. As always a pleasure to watch. Cheers Chris.
Thanks.
Just puting the finishing touches to the End of October video. Prepared for the '0' Gauge Guild Virtual show on the 31st October. Watch out for the link or see the video on this UA-cam channel 1st November
Awesome layout and Locomotives.
Excellent episode. So good to drift away to yesteryear. My folks used to live in Englishcombe Lane. The climb up cut through below their home. Certainly knew when line closed, as the washing was not scattered with smuts.
How lucky to be living within sight and sound of the S&D and over Lyncombe Vale
Great video and perfectly timed for those lockdown at home like myself. Some great camera angles as well. Hope your keeping well, clint
Thanks glad that it has provided some light relief in these troubled times
Absolutely beautiful model of one England's most beautiful long lost railways. Thanks for building and sharing!
My pleasure glad that you are enjoying the videos. With all this enforced time at home I'm contemplating putting another April video together! Watch this space.
@@bathgreenpark2485 I feel like I've had a day out watching this! Cheers can't wait.!
The most beautiful layout ever seen... So wonderfully realistic!!
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What a superb extact from life at Bath Green Park to cheer us all up as we 're gripped with C ovid virus. On my 4 th week of the 14 weeks my specialist ordered me to observe.
Stay safe and well.
best regards
Bob
Glad that this video bought some light relief in these troubled times
Wow! Just WOW!
Without a doubt one of the best railway models I have seen, far beats any competitor, the rolling stock is fantastic, and your attention to detail with all the scenery is outstanding, I hope to see many more of your fantastic videos. Marvellous!
That's very kind of you. Glad that you have found the link to BATH REEN PARK
Great to see the old S&D still working. Thanks
Glad that you are enjoying the videos
Superb yet again. This is got to be one of the best layouts on UA-cam. It never fails to entertain, and is never disappointing. They say that a layout is never really finished, but I can't see anything I would change. I also like the smooth running of the trains as this adds to the realistic atmosphere of the real thing. Cheers Chris.
Glad you enjoyed it
I have to agree with many of the earlier comments. In addition to the low-angled shots, I particularly enjoyed the passing view of the two locos making their way to the shed.
Thanks. My railway reflects what I saw in the early/mid 60's and so I like to reflect those views as I remember them. Glad that you are enjoying them
A phenomenal Layout. The locos and rolling stock looked superb. Thank you for posting such an enjoyable video, best wishes Jo
my pleasure and glad that you enjoyed the video
Another excellent episode of S&D action and very impressed with the Eastern stock and appropriately headed north by the A3. The camera angle of following the locos going on shed worked very well and a different view, very original. I am glad to see that you are making a good recovery and the jet washer remains locked in the shed!
Thanks. The NE stock belongs to a friend. All Ian Kirk kits he has built and painted. Looks good. Hence to do it justice I put my A3 on the front.
I've been banned from using the jet washer!
Another excellent video.
Thanks
First time I’ve seen your channel. What a superb layout.
glad that you have found BATH GREEN PARK. Subscribe to the channel so as not to miss future videos. Am working on an EXTRA April video with all this spare time on my hands
Amazing layout, thank you for the video,
Thanks Glad that you are enjoying the video
Absolutely superb. many thanks for sharing.
MY pleasure. Glad that you are enjoying the videos
Excellent as always. The A3 was a surprise.
Thanks and I couldn't resist putting my A3 onto that excellent rake of Gresley and Thompson stock that visited Green Park for a short while.
I have an A3 and A1 which are kept off the normal S&D timetable running and are a throw back to my teenage years living in York in the early/mid 60's so whilst the S&D is my railway of choice I have a very real soft spot for NE locos
Stunning layout.
Thanks
...had to pinch myself at times. Well done!
Thanks. Glad that you are enjoying the videos
Spectacular layout and video really enjoyed it
Thanks. Glad that you are enjoying the videos
You’re welcome
I enjoyed your s and d video thank you
My pleasure and glad that you are enjoying the videos
Really enjoyed that thank you. Camborne central
Thanks. Glad that you are enjoying the videos. Check back on some of the other recent videos there is much to see. Enjoy
@@bathgreenpark2485 yes it's not nice this lock down business, so when you see a video like that it tends to take your mind away from what is going on with this war going with the invisible enemy. So everyone keep safe stay home help the NHS and watch videos like this, once again Great layout. Camborne central 😎
@@francismewton7345 Thanks and agreed
Always great to watch and thanks for sharing your wonderful layout. The last shot of 44560 on banking duties. I'm building a 4mm version of 44560 of her and I'm stuck on making it's lubricators and what is the last things you see as she starts to head back towards Bath? The lubricators! I think they are mocking me. LOL. Thanks again and Keep Safe.
Thanks and glad the video is of use
Ah another excellent video, thank you. I'm so pleased the engineering dept decided to improve the bridges between Mangotsfield and Bath, what a lovely surprise, who can resist an A3? Imagine the fun if S&D enginemen could get their hands on that engine! I thought the Fertiliser train was interesting with the 2-8-0T. Some interesting moves required to access the Midland Yard, although it later departed the S&D yard so was there some trip working inbetween that saw it move over from one yard to the other? Always a pleasure to watch your layout, best regards and stay safe, Dave.
Thanks. Yes had the bridges been able to take the extra weight who knows what might have been seen in Bath. We know V2's got to Bristol on trains from the NE. So not too much of a stretch to think an NE Pacific might have got to Bristol as well?
The fertilizer specials came from the chemical works at Avonmouth and were a Q working down to Blandford which was the distribution centre for North Dorset farms. In fairness brought into Bath by more likely a Midland engine but not beyond the bounds of possibility for a WR engine to be used from St Philip Marsh shed.
There were transfer trips between both yards. The S&D yard was in the main for freights coming in from the north to go on down the S&D and the Midland yard for northbound freights up the S&D to then go on to Bristol/ Westerleigh etc. This seems to be the normal pattern but not necessarily exclusively from my research
Excellent as always. Thanks for posting.
I like the ex LNER set shown near the start.
is the LMS 12-wheel dining car a new addition?
Many thanks. The Gresley/Thompson set belongs to a friend and was visiting which is why I put the A3 on the front. Couldn't resist it.
The 12 wheel restaurant car is part of my Ex LMS set that I have had for many years. I commissioned Mr Binns to build them for me from his kits. Lovely carriages and run so sweetly.
I'm looking forward to the new Dapol Mk 1's due for release this month! I've ordered a maroon set to replace my aging Westdale express set + a 3 car SR set.
Watching the latest from Mouldy Raspberry caused me to visit this. Very interesting layout! Did I blink and miss Mr Peters and his Bentley, or was he elsewehere when you were filming?
Hi Glad that you have found BATH GREEN PARK.
Mr Peters Bentley is parked outside The Hope & Anchor pub at Midford. Presumably he is in the bar enjoying a pint?
@@bathgreenpark2485 Thanks!
Certainly did enjoy watching this. Any chance of a Midland 0-4-4T some time in the future? I know they were mostly associated with the branch from Evercreech Junction but they were also used on the Bristol Temple Meads locals. I have three well-thumbed volumes of Ivo Peters', two of them signed by the great man.
Indeed. Now if you watch closely you will see my Johnson 1P parked at the end of the siding where the line drops down to the S&D shed. A couple of years ago it did feature on the 18.05 Bath - Binegar
Great video. Loved the freight workings and at 11 secs in is that an old S&D brake van on the left? Many thanks to you and keep safe, Bob.
Thanks glad that you are enjoying the videos.
Yes its a 6 wheel brake built at Highbridge Works for the S&D and now cascaded down to the Bath brake down train. Its a Furness kit.
Loved this one! Great insight into operations out of Green Park, and especially up the bank through Lyncombe Vale. Fascinating to hear about the use of a bank engine token - I had never thought about that sort of token use. Was it widespread? Keep safe, and thanks!
Thanks.
The banking engines needed to be protected as they did not run through to the end of section at Midford and so as they passed Bath Junction SB they collected the engine banking token, banked their train up to Combe Down tunnel where the gradient changed from 1 in 50 up to 1 in 100 down and once they had seen the brake van disappear into Combe Down tunnel they reversed back down the bank and only once the token was returned to the apparatus at Bath Junction SB could the signals be cleared and then set for the next movement on this single line
There was also a bank engine token in use for the Radstock bankers, that banked trains upto Masbury summit. It gave protection whilst they ran back to Binegar, where they regained the right road.
@@ba14eagle Yes. I think it is all these details that make the S&D such a fascinating railway both to study and to model
Great layout. Would you consider sending a link to Zoe at Jennifer E Kirk for there virtual model railway show.
Thanks. Either send me the email address and I'll add to my email list OR they can SUBSCRIBE to this channel and new videos alerts will pop up for them
Would send there email, cannot find it, Jennifer is currently doing live broadcast on Saturday and Monday. On the Saturday show she features other people's model railways. It's like going to a model show.