LMS 4-6-0 Royal Scots

A look at the two surviving LMS Royal Scots; 46100 Royal Scot (originally 6152 The King's Dragoon Guardsman, but identifies swapped in 1933 ahead of Royal Scot's trip to America for the Century of Progress Exposition in Chicago) and 46115 Scots Guardsman.
We see the two locomotives on the main line around the UK as well as Royal Scot at Llangollen, Keighley & Worth Valley & Severn Valley Railway, while Scots Guardsman is captured at the Mid Norfolk Railway.
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(C) Lee Andrew Davies 2020

[@user-dg3we5qn6e]

A true British locomotive legend , brutish , rugged, powerful in a 3 cylinder classic design,shame no one saved a rebuilt Patriot

[@steveshoemaker6347]

Old train stuff...Never ever get old to watch... Thanks from Kentucky USA...!

[@TheStephengthompson]

Superb video Lee , must admit I prefer Guardsman just because she sounds a lot different but still like to see 46100 👍

[@user-dg3we5qn6e]

Would be nice to see some names warping like they have done with the Jubilees just to give a bit of variety as the class were named after some Great British Regiments.

[@jackofalltrains8244]

Some great footage you have here some i have not seen before. great work. I have Liked and Subscribed to help support your Channel 😀👍

[@SimonTog]

Very good video :)

[@genesisrailfan1507]

20:28 This gives me Model Series Vibes

[@randomclass4653]

Exactly!