When the driver said " We might be stuck here for a while" Took me right back to my secondman days stuck at Sheffield in the 70s because of heavy snow, Thankyou, ps there is a 0 gauge club in Gainsboro although it may be a bit far for you.
Thanks Tony, i bet its great being on a footplate even though its very hard work i imagine, ive found an O gauge club in Liverpool now as u can see from a more recent video they let me run it there and it makes O gauge a lot more tempting, oo gauge will still always be my main scale though i think
Hi Tony thats how i felt about it i was looking at them for weeks and weeks and thought are there sold out now but then this one turned up and i didnt think and just clicked on the buy button, they are amazing models
@steadycamman1 thanks Pete, I've sold a few 00 models that I don't really use anymore so that part funded it, it's an amazing model just need to find a big track somewere to run it on 😂, thanks for watching. Tom
Just like me who threw myself in at the deep end with tiny N Gauge. A Gaugemaster track controller is compatible for O Gauge. Ask Sam's Trains if you don't believe me. I began collecting with a GWR Large Prairie Tank Engine and a Toad Van (the opposite way round), plus four trucks from my friend Alfie. A pair of Chocolate & Cream Mk. 1 coaches has been added to the rolling stock part, and a second GWR steamy will be a friend for the tank engine: 4-6-0 tender engine King Richard 2nd in BR Blue. Alfie has thought of a nice Christmassy name for my new N Gauge railway: Winter Wonderland Steam Railway. Operations will begin in November.
That's a great name for your n gauge layout, I look forward to seeing the Christmas scene, and that's true I used my gaugemaster prodigey for the 0 gauge loco and it works fine 🙂
@northwesttrainsmodels we've only got a handful of locos on Dylington most secondhand that have been given to my grandson over the last couple of years. We do have a few new ones but nothing expensive. We've got a Flying Scotsman with blue wheels that have obviously come from one of Thomas's friends, but it fits in with the typical day to day nonsense of Dylington 😁👍
Hi Tom, lovely loco and the sound 👍 now where am I going to run it supposed I’ll have to build a 0 gauge layout but where I know the lounge lol 😂 cheers Al
Cheers Al and no chance of that 😂, it was just one of those locos I had to have, I'll get a few more lengths of flexi track so I can set it up on the loft floor for a run up and down but hopefully find a club somewere that will let me run it
When the driver said " We might be stuck here for a while" Took me right back to my secondman days stuck at Sheffield in the 70s because of heavy snow, Thankyou, ps there is a 0 gauge club in Gainsboro although it may be a bit far for you.
Thanks Tony, i bet its great being on a footplate even though its very hard work i imagine, ive found an O gauge club in Liverpool now as u can see from a more recent video they let me run it there and it makes O gauge a lot more tempting, oo gauge will still always be my main scale though i think
What a beautiful model 😍
Thanks and it really is stunning, thanks for watching. Tom
I also keep eyeing these up, My 00 TMD is good but this black 5 is something else.
Hi Tony thats how i felt about it i was looking at them for weeks and weeks and thought are there sold out now but then this one turned up and i didnt think and just clicked on the buy button, they are amazing models
WOW, Tom, what a buy, I'm sure you work hard enough to justify buying this AMAZING loco, thank you for the video, cheers, Pete.👍
@steadycamman1 thanks Pete, I've sold a few 00 models that I don't really use anymore so that part funded it, it's an amazing model just need to find a big track somewere to run it on 😂, thanks for watching. Tom
Just like me who threw myself in at the deep end with tiny N Gauge. A Gaugemaster track controller is compatible for O Gauge. Ask Sam's Trains if you don't believe me. I began collecting with a GWR Large Prairie Tank Engine and a Toad Van (the opposite way round), plus four trucks from my friend Alfie. A pair of Chocolate & Cream Mk. 1 coaches has been added to the rolling stock part, and a second GWR steamy will be a friend for the tank engine: 4-6-0 tender engine King Richard 2nd in BR Blue. Alfie has thought of a nice Christmassy name for my new N Gauge railway: Winter Wonderland Steam Railway. Operations will begin in November.
That's a great name for your n gauge layout, I look forward to seeing the Christmas scene, and that's true I used my gaugemaster prodigey for the 0 gauge loco and it works fine 🙂
❤ What a lovely engineered model Tom. It is awesome 😊 All the very best Iain
Thanks Iain, am broke now but am really happy with it 😂
That's a great looking loco, Tom it's certainly a nice addition to your collection...cheers James 🙂👍
Thanks James, it's certainly a decent model am going to have to part with a few older 00 models to help pay for it but it's worth it
@northwesttrainsmodels well, it is nice to upgrade the quality of your fleet, but it is always sad to part company with some old favourites 🙂👍
@@DYLINGTONMODELRAILWAY certainly is there's a few old locos I'd never part with I've had since I was a toddler
@northwesttrainsmodels we've only got a handful of locos on Dylington most secondhand that have been given to my grandson over the last couple of years. We do have a few new ones but nothing expensive. We've got a Flying Scotsman with blue wheels that have obviously come from one of Thomas's friends, but it fits in with the typical day to day nonsense of Dylington 😁👍
Hi Tom, lovely loco and the sound 👍 now where am I going to run it supposed I’ll have to build a 0 gauge layout but where I know the lounge lol 😂 cheers Al
Cheers Al and no chance of that 😂, it was just one of those locos I had to have, I'll get a few more lengths of flexi track so I can set it up on the loft floor for a run up and down but hopefully find a club somewere that will let me run it
@@northwesttrainsmodelsPut it in the garden and have it radio controlled job done.