Heavy Freight - The Yorkshire Dales Model Railway
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- Опубліковано 8 вер 2024
- Heavy Freight on the Yorkshire Dales Model Railway
The first running session of 2022! BR 4MT 76114 heads a permanent way train, before Ivatt 2MT 41243 heads a train of coal wagons, passing Southern Schools class 30934 on a fast fitted freight.
Locos featured:
- 76114 BR Standard Class 4MT 2-6-0 (Bachmann)
- 41243 Ivatt 2MT Tank (Bachmann)
- 30934 Southern Railway Schools (V) Class
As always, thanks for watching.
Sitting here in the new car dealer showroom. Brought my ford in for an oil change. I got free wi fi so i am very happy to watch videos on youtube all morning!
Know what you mean - I do the same with my Honda!
Cheers Gary - that’s the life!
Wow what a gem this video is ,very enjoyable & you can submerge yourself in 60s nostalgia .That’s why rail modelling is so enjoyable going back in time a lot of us missed .
Thanks very much Steven!
i cant tell you just how much your videos make me feel like I'm actually seeing a real railway with real engines
Cheers John, glad you like them!
And nostalgic for the Dales!
Great running session. Reminds me we might get a week of summer this year!!!!! Cheers, Bob
Thanks Bob. I hope so 🤣
Hi Lewis, another great video. I never tire of watching trains run around your layout. Looking forward to many more in 2022. Cheers Greg
Thank you Greg! 😀
Mate that's the best model railway I've ever seen, everything looks so real and original even the sound effects from the engine to the sound of the wagons as the run along the track. As a child i used to live in North London and mum and dads house backed on to the LNER main Kings Cross to Edinburgh line. I used to watch most of well known steam engines from my bedroom window. Your layout brings back memories of those days gone and lost for ever. Well done mate you must so proud of what you have achieved, absolutely fantastic thank you for the video
Thanks Reg, appreciate it! Wow I bet that was a great view, I’d love to have seen that!
@@MouldyRaspberry yes it was but I'll tell this, no way were in they the condition they are today, you had the Flying Scotsman Mallard etc. They were filthy dirty in a neglected state, seeing all those famous engines at that time you just saw them as steam engines. They were still interesting though. Our local marshalling yard at Hornsey North London even had the Blue Deltic DP1 on loan from English Electric, most parts of the country had their turn as well because it was experimental at the time and that's what they did. I can remember that stopping while shunting on the line right outside my bedroom window, I was really excited to see it that close. All them years ago 1959 sixty three years ago. Anyway that's enough from me, you look after and cherish that great railway layout you are really talented good luck and take care from Reg
Got to love the schools class sounds bang on typical three cylinders 😁😁😁😁😁
Cheers Dan 👍🏻 They make a great sound for sure.
I like the lush greenery 👍🤗(and the Yorkshire Dales drystone walls!)
Thanks 😀
Some great scenery techniques, and scratchbuilding
Thank you 👍🏻
What can I add that I have not said about your videos already? Hugely enjoyable escapism.
Thank you 😀
Hallo. Video super. Schones lakomotive. Klasse projekt. Klasse Diaram 👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍Thanks. Fim 🚂👮♂️✋
Danke 😀😀😀
Really good.
I used to enjoy visiting the one on the Isle of Wight and would happily spend ages just watching.
Sadly last I heard, it closed.
Thanks, appreciate it. I think the steam railway on the IoW is still going strong!
@@MouldyRaspberry I’ve been to the steam railway many times, including a World War Two event.
I must get back there again soon.
All the best with the channel, it’s 😎.
I loved that mixed freight Mouldy!!
A lot of steam era mixed freights
here in the States were Passenger
cars along with milk cars and express freight!! Awesome video
Mouldy!!!!! 👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍
Thanks, glad you liked it! Sounds like something I’d like the model!
Piękny przejazd trzech składów ciągniętych przez parowozy, a do tego krzyżowanie - coś wspaniałego. 👍👌⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ 🤗 🚂🚃🚃🚃. (h).
Love to see freight trains again on YDR ❤ ! But I really long to see shunting especially on Buckdale, but I guess the rails are so rusty, that no train can run on them ‼
Thanks! I’ll do another shunting video there soon.
Once again you have transported me to another time & place I think I’d much rather be🙏
Brilliant as usual.
Cheers John b🤒😷☣️
Thanks John!
Hi Lewis. Happy New year. Great stuff again. Nice to see the ivatt 2mt tank loco, as its one of my favourite locomotives. Great running session as always. Cheers Chris.
Thanks Chris!
Awesome running session Lewis!!! As always! Cheers Onno.
Thanks Onno 👍🏻
Absolut beauty enough said
Thanks!
The sound is spot on. Brings back memories of my childhood. The locos always seemed to have the clanging coupling rods.
Thanks Phil, glad you liked it!
Hi Lewis those Coal loads look very convincing i suspect its real coal. another nice video. thank you Lewis.
Thanks Tony - yes it’s real coal 👍🏻
So real you almost feel as if you are there....modelling is fantastic, keep on filming
Thanks David 👍🏻
great freight running session
Thank you 👍🏻
Hi Mr Mouldy good videos but the driver of the Black Five needs to wind the reverser back from 65 towards approx 35 per cent in order to both save coal and the fireman's back. Also also a class 2mt tank would never be rostered on an un- fitted coal train of that length due to lack of breaking power, in fact the use of tank engines on un- fitted frieght trains was heavily frowned against if not band altogether, hence the sight of various tender engines on even very short frieght trains. During my relatively short train spotting period (1964-1970) I once saw a lengthy ( approx 25 vehicle parcel train 50-50 mix of 4 wheel and bogie stock) all vac fitted romping along behind a std 4mt tank through Kentish Town north London.the above comments are not a criticism but intended to be helpful. I do enjoy your videos greatly very nice scenics.
Thanks Robert. That’s interesting, I’m sure you’re right about the 2MT. I don’t think tank engines on unfitted freight were banned altogether as they were so frequently used on lengthy downhill unfitted coal trains in South Wales for example - although the panniers, 56xx, 72xx etc were a fair bit more powerful than a 2MT! Maybe it was just a western region thing…
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Thanks for posting Lewis......all the best....Bob
Thanks Bob!
Good video of running trains keep up the good videos on the channel thank s lee
Thanks Lee!
Back to Yorkshire for a bit of heavy freight. Perfect. The line side views pondon station Bridge the seamless movement between misselthwaite & pondon. So relaxing. Thank you Lewis.
Thanks Tom 👍🏻
ANother grand video, Lewis. The coal/shale hoppers were distinctly eye-catching tody, but nay trip through the Dales is a great time to stop and forget all else and enjoy the eye-candy you present!
Thanks Anthony 😀
The scenery you have here is fantastic. I thought it was real and expected to see smoke emanating from the locos' chimneys!
The Ivatt 2-6-2T takes me way back to the times when I used to watch the 2-coach push & pull trains to Leamington Spa from the wooden bridge across the WCML at Rugby. My notebooks tell me that 41227 and 41228 usually worked these services.
Happy days!
Thanks Robert, appreciate it. Glad you enjoyed!
Another grand vlog along the railway Lewis. Feels like being transported to the Yorkshire Dales spending day relaxing in the fields watching the trains go by..😀👍🚂
Thanks Gary, glad you liked it!
The angles your getting with your filming shows of your layout just how much detail you have it and sounds brilliant thankyou for the video
Thanks Mark 👍🏻
Yes, agreed, this was fantastic quality in every aspect: the sound was absolutely wonderful! I was just confused by the variety of locos. Where are we meant to be? We have Southern Region, Southern/Western and Scottish! A British panorama?! The Scottish Standard 4MT, lightly weathered, did look great.
Thanks John. I’ll leave that up to your imagination!
Thank you Lewis for another wonderful video. Happy New Year.
Thanks Norman, you as well!
Two 76XXXs double headed a schools special from Aberystwyth to Chester for the zoo. Happy day. Not the zoo; the ride there and back! …1964 or 1965
Sounds like a damn good day out! I love the 76xxx’s.
@@MouldyRaspberry There would have been ten carriages, enough to take most of the town’s school children. It must have made a fine sight climbing Talerddig. Yes. Very successful locos. The last one I saw was while sitting in a DMU held in a loop. It came up the bank at a crawl hauling a long train of wagons far too long to fit in the loop. There was a high sun which backlit the steam and even better there was a gentle following wind which matched the speed of the loco. This meant that it and we sat in the DMU were enveloped in a bright ‘white-out’ of steam which only cleared gradually as the wagons clanked past. We’d seen the 76XXX that morning at Aberystwyth with a tender full of ovoids. The sound and fury of the locomotive was unforgettable.
Love it.
Thanks Phil!
Just bought that self same loco (been after one for a while). It's dcc ready - I am not!!! Happy for you to add the sound instead. Cheers
Ha, thanks Davie!
Happy New Year Lewis and YDMR, great video again !
Thanks Alistair, you as well!
Great sound on the first train Took me back to seeing trains of bolster wagons as a kid They are still a favourite kind of train. The coal train was enjoyable as well with various types of wagon Liked the new views as well Yo always seem to find another spot for the camera not seen before.
Thank you, appreciate it. Do you remember what kinds of things used to be transported on the bolster wagons out of interest?
@@MouldyRaspberry I remember them loaded with track panels, pipes, girders and steel plate at an angle like the empty wagon you run with the frame work on. Some girders were longer than the wagon and they had a 2 axle flat wagon between each bogie bolster which made a lovey wheel rhythm Just remembered as well I think it was this type of wagon they carried military vehicles on. I don't know where they went but they had army and Royal Navy vehicles that were often smashed up so either going to some place they repaired them or a scrap yard. This was in the 70's so a bit later than the time you model but it would make an interesting train
Super layout and trains. Happy new year ☺️
Thank you - you as well!
As always I enjoy very much the fantastic surroundings of your railway . When you show it to other people , the first impression is always , that is a real one . My N Scale railway is the total different. I am a shunter. I have not much landscape, only one train station but I have a big industrial area with a lot of big , medium and small sized factory’s. From coalmine to brewery , agriculture to chemical , machinery to car dealer .
All have their connections to the main line and need daily deliveries or take away the loaded wagons .
But I am in the same time period as you . Steam still dominating but diesel and because I am from Germany Electric locomotives are in good use . Unfortunately my available room is much smaller but big enough for full time action.
I think we model railway enthusiasts had so far the least problems with the pandemic . There is always so much to do .
A happy new year to all from Bavaria in Germany where we have had a bank holiday today.
Thanks Arnd, glad you enjoyed it. Your layout sounds really interesting.
I think you’re right about that, it definitely freed up a bit of extra time to work on the layout!
Simply beautiful. So lovely to watch. Fantastic skill.
Thank you 👍🏻
Lovely running session. The wonderful sound effects add to the wrap-around visual sensations. Great!
Thanks Peter!
Great to see a Southern Region loco penetrating the North Eastern stronghold! In return, my Southern branch often hosts ex-LNER and Midland trains...and why not? Our railways are for entertainment imho, and yours is very entertaining.
Thank you - completely agree! 😀
Nice trafic today ! You turned a nice day into a great evening for me by starting with a Mogul, and you made a nice ending with the School and the express freight D class.
The Ivatt 2MT seems to me a good choice for a local drop train, the one you shows might have the duty to deliver his coal wagons all along the line.
Thanks Olivier, glad you liked the roster!
Brilliant video as always. Thanks for sharing it.
Thanks 😀
Another well edited video lewis i just love watching your videos -fantastic sound and it just takes me back to the fiftees watching the trains go by on the western region during the steam era - and when the video ends it's back to reality -great fun to watch i love it 😎😎😎
Thank you Mike 😀
Some very accurate scale speeds there Mr Mouldy. Really impressive video. Cheers John.
Thanks John!
Another classy video Lewis! Very well done!
Thank you 👍🏻
Like 23 beautiful video, greetings 🚂👍🙋♂️
Thank you 😀
A great way to start the New Year!!! Brilliant -Thank you
Thanks Dave 👍🏻
Happy New Year from Hamburg/ Germany.
Thank you, you too!
Your cinematography is fantastic! Your sound mixing is fantastic! Your compositions are fantastic! Please make a video on how you do this! Where do you get the sounds? How do you fit them in? Basically, how do you make these fantastic videos? Thanks so much, Lewis, and keep it up!
Thank you 😀 I’ll definitely do a video on that at some stage - I’ve had a few requests for that now!
I like your videos and settings. Again real realistic. Very entertaining.
Thank you!
What a nice start with a beautiful realistic coal train. Lovely video shots. 2022 looks promising on the Yorkshire Dales ! Happy new year & all the best Lewis ! Cheers from winter cold France. Filip
Thank you Filip! 😀
How could I forget? -- Your camera! What is it? And, do you hold it by hand mostly? Incredible talent! Thanks again!
Thanks Greg - it’s my iPhone 11. Mostly by hand, but I do have a little flexible tripod that I use where I can.
Hallo. Video super. Schones lakomotive, Klasse projekt, klasse Diaram.... 👍👍👍👍👍👍. Fim 🚂👮♂️✋
Danke 😀
Hi Lewis, great video as always. I just love the bit where the train sound fades off into the distance and leaves you listening to the tweeting of the birds...........So cool. I was interested in the long wheelbase van in the van train about two back from the loco, you have some great unusual wagons on the layout. Is it an ex LNER CCT? I was wondering if the Ivatt tank would be allowed to haul the coal train in real life on a line like this. Just thinking about the weight of the train compared to the loco, it's great in the video anything goes on my layout too, but I'm just curious...........Well thanks again and look forward to next weeks. All the best Dave.
I think it is an ex GWR vehicle, if it is the one you mean
I think it is an ex GWR Fruit D van
Thanks Dave. Yes as Stephen says above it’s a GWR fruit D van - Dapol make them. I like all those long wheel base parcels vans, I’ve got quite a few now! I’m not sure to be honest, but I think you’re right - I would have thought something with a bit more power would have been used.
@@MouldyRaspberry thank you
Great video and fantastic scenery.
Who said pigs can't fly?
Thanks for sharing.
Al.
Thanks Al!
Very nicely done ✔
Thanks!
Happy new year, absolutely lovely as always, your sound mixing is spot on! Do you film the real thing then create it in model form?
Thank you, you as well! Other way around, I film these and then try and match the sounds after.
@@MouldyRaspberry ah well then, you are a master of the art!
Thanks for sharing. Everything is looking good. Did the brake van of the coal train have a crew member in it or am I seeing things?
Thanks Greg. I don’t think so, but I should probably add one!
All you need is some steam and it'll be the real thing!
Thanks 😀
Lewis, could you please put your full name in the credits. I certainly think you are one to tell my friends about! All the best!
I try to keep that off here Greg, but if you email me at mouldyraspberry@gmail.com I’ll let you know.
Loving everything about the layout and the trains, just a quick question I may be missed it, is this the new layout that you showed being built around the floor or is this the big layout in the loft are they both called Yorkshire Dales or do they have different names? Thanks!
Thanks😀 It’s both! I film the trains on both layouts then combine the footage to make it look like one big layout 👍🏻
@@MouldyRaspberry Brilliant!
Hi Lewis. Happy new year from a Brit living in Austria. Fabulous birds-eye view shots today. So very realistic. Where did you get the sound tracks that you use? They are really splendid and add so much to your videos.
Thanks very much Graeme. They’re mainly things I’ve recorded at heritage railways.
Good evening Mouldy Raspberry,
I was just wondering with the empty flat-bed trailers, would there have been a forest near the halt to bring its chopped down trees? as there’s the vertical posts to stop them falling off, and it wouldn’t damage the surrounding roads!
That’s a good idea to have some logs on there. They were often used for pieces of track as well so that would be a good addition as well.
@@MouldyRaspberry Thank you!!!
When I tried my hardest in years gone by with Z gauge I always loved scratching my head trying to make things fit a scale where my failing eyesight meant I could hardly find the trains never mind anything else!!
Is or are copper wires twisted in all sorts of directions and then painted with plaster of Paris or polyfilla in “old-money!” And painted accordingly still suitable for HO gauge where I’ve had to move up to ie Maërklin ‘Trix HO’?
You are an outstanding “artist” in my humble opinion of the highest quality!
Thank you so many times your videos have cheered me up no end over this last year
Where did you get the sounds for the school’s class?
Those recordings are Repton actually, when it came to visit the Nene Valley Railway in 2019 I think. They ran a few freight days as well as passenger services so I just spent ages cycling up and down alongside it filming and admiring!
@@MouldyRaspberry I thought it was Repton from the chuffing
What tunnel entrances do you use
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