It's nice to see that you're contributing to the development of the next generation of high-speed trains. I'm sure the InterCity 850 will continue to be a smashing success.
Its an honest shame how at the time of this comment, less than a day after this video has been posted, it only has 8,600 views. I absolutely love these experimental videos you do Sam, its cool to see what you make and how they perform. Thank you for making them, from one of your fans across the pond.
This is literally a model version of the Jet Engine from Thomas & Friends! All you need is Thomas in front of it, of course. Anyways, Great Video, man! I like it when you do videos like these.
Since the last episode of Sam builds dodgy things that are slightly related to model railways...... My electrical engineer inside of me is *even more* interested. More high voltage, more high current, more high speed high intertia rotating equipment, more dangerous experiments which make it even more interesting! You've done it again Sam, another very watchable and very interesting experiment.
Sam: ..and so for this stage I'm going to need a bit more power. Me: expecting a large DC bench power supply Sam: rolls out a frikkin variac Me: holy sh... 😱
When I see Sam's Trains and experiment, I think oh no here we go again. Did you know that a jet engine powered prototype locomotive was actually made in real life in America?
@@mattydorr1522 even though I am from Britain as well I like watching NASCAR as my brother is into it and has got me watching a few races. I have also been to Daytona to watch the 24 hr IMSA endurance racing twice. The American Jet powered train was known as the M-497 and it looked like something off one of Gerry Andersons Thunderbirds
as a person who also made a jet-powered train using hot glue, an EDF, and a train chassis. I've noticed that hauling performance increases when you have it pushing instead of pulling, this is because the train cars don't interfere with the jetwash. Yours looks much scarier than mine though!
Thanks for editing out the cry from downstairs "Just wait till I get my hands on you, you've fused the TV right in the middle of Loose Women!" 😂 That was so funny when the house blacked out nearly as good as the Old Top Gear "Next week we attach a rocket, and on that bombshell, goodnight!"
Love it. Tri-ang did it first with their R752 Battle Space Turbo Car. You added afterburners ! Love the aircraft carrier arrester hook idea. Worked a treat.
I really do like these experiment videos. As a suggestion, how about moving the jet engine propeller on to an O gauge or G gauge frame and cranking the power up further? The tracks and wheels can take more power at those gauges and the wider axle base should provide extra stability. You could even have a go at streamlining it. Looking forward to the next one 😁
that final propeller loco with the 5-pole motor (from earlier video) did achieve a scaled up speed of mach 1.16 (on conversion of 850 MPH to Mach speed) so still very impressive.
SAM. We have only just finished reeling from ghost trains & flying wheel weights, & you hit us again with this madness. Brilliant, we loved it. A T B Mike !!!
Going as fast as possible with a fan. Basically, about 80% of the speed of sound, 760 mph, which cannot be exceeded with air-powered drive. Other than the jet engine. Let's hope that, one day, Sam will be working on approaching the speed of light, for inter-planetary travel. Cheers from Canada :-)
One way to overcome the the stability issue is parallel sets of track. The only thing is making sure the tracks are precisely spaced along the test strip. Then have the duct mounted between two running chassis parallel with each other. Just a thought for the future.
Sam next time, today we will be making the fastest model train using a fighter jet attached to it and causing severe cancellations at Heathrow when it takes flight
Just a quick warning, Sam! If you do a version 3.0 of this with e.g. a lawn mower motor, you might end up being thrown out of the house for making holes in the roof! Great fun to watch, hope Salvatore/Sylvester get a decent burial...
Sir Topham Hatt was very cross. He confronted Salvador and exclaimed, "You have caused confusion and delay!" Salvador, however, ignored the Fat Controller. "I've had my fun," said Salvador the Jet Train, "and that's all that matters!" Sir Topham Hatt started shouting, but Salvador started blaring out Cutty Ranks' infamous jungle track, "Limb By Limb" and heard not a word from Sir Topham Hatt.
I think Sam is slowly turning into a mad scientist. If he's seen up on the roof in a lightning storm shouting "It's ALIIIIIIIIVE!" don't say I didn't warn you.
Lord Sam of Sodor, you did it! you made a supersonic jet train! this time you even make a launch system and an arrestor wire! amazing! you should try this on 1:1 scale also! 😂😂😂
Haaaa! This was a hoot for sure. You're turning into a mad scientist! I'd like to see you set that fan and power up in a way to make it a "perpetual" forward, and back with the rubber band.
This reminds me of James May's The Great Train Race where the raced model trains and one of them had to effectively be an "Alternative Power/Motion" loco.
Sam: Builds another wacky creation. The Peckett: "What is this? Wacky Racers or something?" One of the engines on the shelf: "He's at it again. Cover your smokeboxes!"
Hi Sam, Yes, as written on your t-shirt: " I'm not a train enthusiast "... not flying to the moon anyway. But I admit: had some fun. Have a great weekend & keep safe. Greetings.
Well Sam, just totally AWSOME !!!!! Unbelievable speeds, that breaks the sound barrier doesn't it, 850 mph ?? Just love watching you do the most outrageous things that I'd love to do but just can't afford the collateral damage cost !!! Now I know why I look for your videos mostly every night. Keep em coming lad, great stuff. Cheers Rick the Bulldog
Another mad experiment by Sam ! I love it ! Some ideas : 1) do a loop with rails and try to run a train on it ; 2) run on scale some transcontinental trains. E. G. : Trans-Siberian : 9289 km, in OO = 123 km to run, Le Canadien/Canadian = 4466 km, in OO = 59 km to run, Amtrak Sunset Limited = 3211 km, OO scale 43 km to run ; 3) try to run a real diesel locomotive in O scale (OO, think it's not possible). If I find more, i let you know !
The jet engine began to wine and wine “uh oh” (Quote from Thomas and the jet engine) great video Sam I do think that you are a mad doctor with model locos and the snail is just starting into my soul
Great Video Sam And I Hope You Have An Awesome Christmas And Just Remember That Christmas Is Not Just About The Presents It's About Spending Time With Family And Friends And That's What Christmas Is All About And Also I'm Always Thankful For What I Get On Christmas
1960s BR: I hope you R&D blokes are taking notes. And so five of the BR Class 13 "Snails" entered service pulling commuter trains out of London. Unfortunately, BR was being an impulsive buyer at the time, and never tested the locomotives, so they developed a host of problems from the start, including: Rocketing out of the engine terminal so quick they derailed Rocketing out of the station so quick they derailed. A tendency to fry their electronics systems every run. Needing a fan so big it couldn't fit in Paddington. The big snails plastered on the sides coming loose and flying off at high speeds. And so the Snail Class was unceremoniously retired after 12 hours of service. BR was so embarrassed by the failure that they not only scrapped them, but dumped them in the Mariana Trench. The class was almost forgotten about by the model manufacturers until Sam kitbashed a relatively accurate model for his OO layout, which, like the prototypes, lasted all of 12 hours before being retired.
Sam! Amazing fun!!! On a slightly more serious note, I want to offer a really sincere thank you for your videos. We live in an age where politics has invaded and ruined pretty much everything, and I hope you realize how much fun and joy your offerings bring people. Your channel is an oasis of fun and good feelings. Long Live Sam’s Trains (may it last far longer than some of your experiments hahaha!)
hello sam i did not think it would go that fast and now i think its time to make a new strongest model railway locomotive again now and love the video from david
At 1:32 when you were describing your desired stipulations for your new propeller train, for some reason whilst envisioning your thumbnail, the lead-in to Judas Priest's "Dragonaut" came to mind: "Welcome! to my world of steel! Master of my domain!" It wasn't until the machine tipped over that I realized you colour-coded the snails to act as navigation lights. That was pretty cool. An alternative title is "Sam Breaks ThrustSSC's land speed record".
Sam i said once that you were not stupid after seeing this video i have come to the conclusion that you are indeed nuts i was killing myself laughing that was great Sam you are a very clever young man and certainly no about electronics god nose what else .Well done mate that was fun for gods sake don't burn the bloody house down lol.
"Grandad Sam, what did you do in the lockdown all those years ago?", "I supercharged a snail to go faster than the speed of sound!"
😂😂😂😂😂
*Breaks sound barrier*
"And backwards at that!"
haha, definitely one to tell the grandkids, lol! ;D
Thanks for watching, Sam :)
I AGREE
It's nice to see that you're contributing to the development of the next generation of high-speed trains. I'm sure the InterCity 850 will continue to be a smashing success.
haha thanks Matthew - I'm sure that's the case! xD
Thanks for watching, Sam :)
"Model Train Enthusiast Sam's Trains burns down his attic by trying to create a model train powered by an electric fan."
haha don't say that!! ;D
LOL and my favourite train is a steam train 🚂
"Alright... I'm not a pervert" best opening ever sam
i said that too lol
haha, just thought I'd clear that up ;)
Science teachers must’ve hated you when you have to do a practical assignment 😂😂 perfect Sam
Yeah
haha!! Chemistry was the worst - the temptation to mess about was too great! ;D
Thanks for watching, Sam :)
Its an honest shame how at the time of this comment, less than a day after this video has been posted, it only has 8,600 views. I absolutely love these experimental videos you do Sam, its cool to see what you make and how they perform. Thank you for making them, from one of your fans across the pond.
Thanks so much for the support! Really glad you enjoyed it :3
Thanks for watching, Sam :)
I love it Sam, when you do something "different"
haha thank you! :D
You are so cool sam
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"I'm not a pervert" OH MY GOD, that cought me so off guard! Great video as always sam
haha gat eem! Thanks mate! :D
@@SamsTrains lol
This is literally a model version of the Jet Engine from Thomas & Friends! All you need is Thomas in front of it, of course. Anyways, Great Video, man! I like it when you do videos like these.
haha I've been hearing about that - I'm going to watch it if I can, maybe recreate it! ;D
Thanks for watching, Sam :)
@Pacmanfan 1112 I Was Thinking The Same Thing.
Or the "Jet Engine 2.0" from Percy does the Night Before Christmas
id want to see how fast the coupling rods on thomas would be turning
Normal train UA-cam channels: train and layout reviews.
Sams Trains: “ TO SHOW YOU THE POWER OF FLEX TAPE I SAWED THIS TRAIN IN HALF!”
haha, you know that's true! ;D
Thanks for watching, Sam :)
I like trains
I like jet engines
“Hold my beer I got an idea”
haha, that's basically what happened! ;D
Thanks for watching, Sam :)
Sam blows out his lights while messing about with experimental engines and other stories
haha, pretty much! ;D
You could use your main layout with trains on it as a ballast to start up that variac 😀👍
Sams Trains: the Dude Perfect of model railroading!
soo true
Railroad- COUGH
Ikr?!!!?!?
I'm with you
haha I'm sure not! ;D
Thanks for watching, Sam :)
Since the last episode of Sam builds dodgy things that are slightly related to model railways......
My electrical engineer inside of me is *even more* interested. More high voltage, more high current, more high speed high intertia rotating equipment, more dangerous experiments which make it even more interesting!
You've done it again Sam, another very watchable and very interesting experiment.
haha many thanks, glad you liked it mate!! :D
Cheers,
Sam :)
Sam: ..and so for this stage I'm going to need a bit more power.
Me: expecting a large DC bench power supply
Sam: rolls out a frikkin variac
Me: holy sh...
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haha I know - it needed to be extreme ;)
Thanks for watching, Sam :)
Sam beaks the scale speed of sound at ground level!!!!! Excellent!!!!! Loved this Sam, and yes.... you are as mad as a flat cap full of pixies!!!!!
haha thanks mate, really glad you liked it... and guilty as charged, lol! ;D
Thanks for watching, Sam :)
When I see Sam's Trains and experiment, I think oh no here we go again.
Did you know that a jet engine powered prototype locomotive was actually made in real life in America?
haha yeah I did see that in a movie once - amazing stuff! :D
Thanks for watching, Sam :)
@@mattydorr1522 even though I am from Britain as well I like watching NASCAR as my brother is into it and has got me watching a few races. I have also been to Daytona to watch the 24 hr IMSA endurance racing twice.
The American Jet powered train was known as the M-497 and it looked like something off one of Gerry Andersons Thunderbirds
as a person who also made a jet-powered train using hot glue, an EDF, and a train chassis. I've noticed that hauling performance increases when you have it pushing instead of pulling, this is because the train cars don't interfere with the jetwash. Yours looks much scarier than mine though!
Thanks for editing out the cry from downstairs "Just wait till I get my hands on you, you've fused the TV right in the middle of Loose Women!" 😂 That was so funny when the house blacked out nearly as good as the Old Top Gear "Next week we attach a rocket, and on that bombshell, goodnight!"
haha, fortunately nobody else suffered that one... not always the case, lol! ;D
Thanks for watching, Sam :)
When Sam tested the snail was like the old top gear
your explanations about your trains is just GOLD!
haha thank you!! :D
"If it crashes", I think you really meant to say "When it crashes"
haha yeah, you're right! ;D
Thanks for watching, Sam :)
Love it. Tri-ang did it first with their R752 Battle Space Turbo Car. You added afterburners !
Love the aircraft carrier arrester hook idea. Worked a treat.
Thanks Andrew- yes that's sort of what inspired this! haha glad you liked the arrester!
Thanks for watching, Sam :)
I really do like these experiment videos. As a suggestion, how about moving the jet engine propeller on to an O gauge or G gauge frame and cranking the power up further? The tracks and wheels can take more power at those gauges and the wider axle base should provide extra stability. You could even have a go at streamlining it. Looking forward to the next one 😁
That's a great idea - O gauge could be do-able, and it'd be much more stable!
Thanks for watching, Sam :)
that final propeller loco with the 5-pole motor (from earlier video) did achieve a scaled up speed of mach 1.16 (on conversion of 850 MPH to Mach speed) so still very impressive.
This reminds me of thomas and the jet engine all over agian.
Opinion: put thomas at the front of the turbine and let them run.
haha me too! ;D
I’m sorry I’ve been gone I have had a rough last week or so but what a video to come back too!
-Ollie
That's okay mate - haha hope you like it! ;D
Thanks for watching, Sam :)
First thought: Oh no, not again!
Second thought: This is brilliantly Ludicrous!
haha!! Glad you liked it mate, thank you!! :D
3 things I admire about Sam. His experiments. His courage. But above all, HIS JOKES!.
haha thank you!! So much appreciated :D
Happy weekend! 🙄
You too mate! :D
Thanks for watching, Sam :)
That intro combined with the video just puts the cherry on top! I love some of the more mature jokes and quips you make sometimes XD
haha thank you! Glad you enjoy them,
Cheers,
Sam :)
I want to see Bachmann Thomas pulling that jet engine
Reference to Thomas And The Jet Engine
And you are getting so close to 100,000k subscribers
haha great idea - hopefully it wouldn't destroy him!
I know - can't believe that!! :O
Thanks for watching, Sam :)
SAM. We have only just finished reeling from ghost trains & flying wheel weights, & you hit us again with this madness. Brilliant, we loved it. A T B Mike !!!
haha thanks very much Mike - glad you liked it mate! :D
Thanks for watching, Sam :)
Ever Wanted A “Thomas And The Jet Engine” On Your Model Railway?
You would smash your thomas to bits at the rate its going
Never wanted, but that's certainly what I've ended up with! ;D
Thanks for watching, Sam :)
Going as fast as possible with a fan. Basically, about 80% of the speed of sound, 760 mph, which cannot be exceeded with air-powered drive. Other than the jet engine.
Let's hope that, one day, Sam will be working on approaching the speed of light, for inter-planetary travel.
Cheers from Canada :-)
Omg this is the funniest thing I’ve seen in a long time. Brilliantly done Sam.
I have witnessed many extreme model trains on my 11 years growing up but I never thought I would see that
haha thank you!! ;D
One way to overcome the the stability issue is parallel sets of track. The only thing is making sure the tracks are precisely spaced along the test strip. Then have the duct mounted between two running chassis parallel with each other. Just a thought for the future.
Yes that's a very good idea for stability actually!
Thanks for watching, Sam :)
Sam next time, today we will be making the fastest model train using a fighter jet attached to it and causing severe cancellations at Heathrow when it takes flight
haha!! I like that idea, lol! ;D
Thanks for watching, Sam :)
“I’m not a pervert. Right, can we have some of that annoying music please?”
That made me laugh so hard 😂 You have a good sense of humor Sam!
haha!! Thanks a lot mate :3
Absolutely crazy... more please Sam, you can go faster.
haha thanks Philip - I hope so one day! ;D
Great fun sam, I did try it at home, fire men told me it's one of the worst house fires they ever seen 😂
haha that was quick mate - don't say I didn't warn you! ;D
Thanks for watching, Sam :)
*silence*
*staring*
"Right. I'm not a pervert."
Absolutely fantastic
haha!! xD
This is why I love this channel, it is professional but also a bit silly at times.
haha thank you! :D
I think you have more track than Hornby it’s self
Btw great vid :)
haha!! ;D
This is gonna be an exciting video! I’ve waited for an update video from the old propeller train you made a while back
Yes! It's high time I did another one! ;D
Thanks for watching, Sam :)
Just a quick warning, Sam! If you do a version 3.0 of this with e.g. a lawn mower motor, you might end up being thrown out of the house for making holes in the roof!
Great fun to watch, hope Salvatore/Sylvester get a decent burial...
haha this is true - I'll have to start with a blender motor, work up to the mower one! ;D
Thanks for watching, Sam :)
Sir Topham Hatt was very cross. He confronted Salvador and exclaimed, "You have caused confusion and delay!" Salvador, however, ignored the Fat Controller. "I've had my fun," said Salvador the Jet Train, "and that's all that matters!" Sir Topham Hatt started shouting, but Salvador started blaring out Cutty Ranks' infamous jungle track, "Limb By Limb" and heard not a word from Sir Topham Hatt.
haha, I can totally imagine that - seems exactly like the kind of absurd thing that would happen!
Thanks for watching, Sam :)
this video was amazing sam I really enjoyed it!
Thanks so much Isaacc! :D
I think Sam is slowly turning into a mad scientist. If he's seen up on the roof in a lightning storm shouting "It's ALIIIIIIIIVE!" don't say I didn't warn you.
haha you may be right - haha!! ;D
Thanks for watching, Sam :)
You uploaded this video on remembrance day, quite ironic because when I saw this experiment I thought it would be remembrance day for your railway lol
Yeah it wasn't quite that - maybe next year I will do something for remembrance, it is important!
Thanks for watching, Sam :)
SAM ! Fantastic Project. Really rang my bell. Best Escargot I've ever had !
haha thanks very much Richard! :D
Going to have to report your mistreatment of snails to the RSPCA.. lol Great vid as always :)
Uh oh!! Anything but that! xD
Thanks so much mate! :D
Mach 2 next! Great video, lots of fun.
haha thank you!! ;D
This is something unique and unheard of so props for this idea. The ideas are endless when thinking outside the box. Thanks for the video. 👍
haha thanks very much - appreciate it! :D
Lord Sam of Sodor, you did it! you made a supersonic jet train!
this time you even make a launch system and an arrestor wire! amazing! you should try this on 1:1 scale also! 😂😂😂
haha thank you! I had a lot of fun with that launch system! ;D
Thanks for watching, Sam :)
Haaaa! This was a hoot for sure. You're turning into a mad scientist! I'd like to see you set that fan and power up in a way to make it a "perpetual" forward, and back with the rubber band.
haha thanks very much - and that'd be awesome actually - what a funny idea! xD
Thanks for watching, Sam :)
I might be wrong, but I think this is the craziest video Sam's put out yet! Keep up the good work mate, we need you more than ever!
haha yeah you're probably right! Thanks so much :3
Thanks for watching, Sam :)
Only try this at home when you are crazy
Cool experiment again Sam. I would love to see more experiments in the future
haha exactly! I'll see what I can do!! :D
Thanks for watching, Sam :)
You should make one that uses 2 parallel tracks to allow it to be wider and more stable.
This reminds me of James May's The Great Train Race where the raced model trains and one of them had to effectively be an "Alternative Power/Motion" loco.
Sam: Builds another wacky creation.
The Peckett: "What is this? Wacky Racers or something?"
One of the engines on the shelf: "He's at it again. Cover your smokeboxes!"
haha we had this exact conversation! ;D
Thanks for watching, Sam :)
this is is making model railways an extreme sport
It certainly is! ;D
Oh, Sam. I will never tire of your channel. Especially when you do wacky experiments like this one. Great video as usual, sir!
Thanks so much mate - really appreciate it! :D
Thanks for watching, Sam :)
Sam your always so entertaining and interesting, always look forward to your videos,.....Thanks for all the hard work.
haha thanks so much Sam! :D
We'll have to start calling you Dr Frankins-train! Great fun vid!
haha thanks Jack! :D
This is SO fun to watch!!! Very good video. :)
This is amazing!!!! A truly experimental locomotive 👌 could you try a mini jet engine in the future? A great video to watch
Matt
Thanks so much - I'd love to, but that really is beyond my expertise, lol! ;D
Thanks for watching, Sam :)
One to try outdoors rather than in your loft.
Sam... Sam... Sam!!!! Just when I think you can't get any more bonkers... you go and prove me wrong!!!! Brilliant!!!!
haha thanks a lot Al!! :D
This was probably the coolest expirement to date love it lets hope the snail are still alive
Thanks so much David! I don't think there's much chance of that! ;D
Thanks for watching, Sam :)
Thank you, Sam. Totally bonkers but throughly entertaining.
Thanks so much Drew! :D
Maybe try hot glueing some weights to the locomotive, might help it not do a backflip off the tracks, but other than that I loved it, good one
You are completely insane but it was well worth it, keep up the good work Sam. Frank
Thanks so much Frank, really glad you enjoyed it! :D
Cheers,
Sam :)
Hi Sam, Yes, as written on your t-shirt: " I'm not a train enthusiast "... not flying to the moon anyway. But I admit: had some fun. Have a great weekend & keep safe. Greetings.
haha glad to hear that Filip, hope you enjoyed it! :D
Thanks for watching, Sam :)
Well Sam, just totally AWSOME !!!!! Unbelievable speeds, that breaks the sound barrier doesn't it, 850 mph ?? Just love watching you do the most outrageous things that I'd love to do but just can't afford the collateral damage cost !!! Now I know why I look for your videos mostly every night. Keep em coming lad, great stuff. Cheers Rick the Bulldog
I was thinking “please don’t burn down your house” 😂😂 lots to laugh in this video
haha, I do my best not to! Glad you enjoyed it mate,
Merry Christmas - Sam :)
Samstrains: *builds a giant propeller train*
Sim Oakley's ducted fan express from James May's Toy Stories: You dare oppose me mortal
haha!! Oh god I do remember that, lol! ;D
Thanks for watching, Sam :)
These experiments take model railways into another dimension Sam ..always fun to watch..
Thanks so much David, glad you like them! :D
Cheers,
Sam :)
a supersonic train. well done you enjoyed that a lot a good laugh all round. looking forward to the next one.cheers sam . tom
haha thank you! Glad you enjoyed it Tom! :D
Another mad experiment by Sam ! I love it !
Some ideas :
1) do a loop with rails and try to run a train on it ;
2) run on scale some transcontinental trains. E. G. : Trans-Siberian : 9289 km, in OO = 123 km to run, Le Canadien/Canadian = 4466 km, in OO = 59 km to run, Amtrak Sunset Limited = 3211 km, OO scale 43 km to run ;
3) try to run a real diesel locomotive in O scale (OO, think it's not possible).
If I find more, i let you know !
Wow awesome ideas Oliver - I love the idea of a real diesel! :O
Thanks for watching, Sam :)
Real diesels do / have existed in model trains.
The jet engine began to wine and wine “uh oh” (Quote from Thomas and the jet engine) great video Sam I do think that you are a mad doctor with model locos and the snail is just starting into my soul
haha!! I'm told the snails have been having hypnotic effects... oops! ;D
Thanks for watching, Sam :)
Great Video Sam And I Hope You Have An Awesome Christmas And Just Remember That Christmas Is Not Just About The Presents It's About Spending Time With Family And Friends And That's What Christmas Is All About And Also I'm Always Thankful For What I Get On Christmas
Thanks so much my friend, you're absolutely right! :D
Merry Christmas - Sam :)
1960s BR: I hope you R&D blokes are taking notes.
And so five of the BR Class 13 "Snails" entered service pulling commuter trains out of London. Unfortunately, BR was being an impulsive buyer at the time, and never tested the locomotives, so they developed a host of problems from the start, including:
Rocketing out of the engine terminal so quick they derailed
Rocketing out of the station so quick they derailed.
A tendency to fry their electronics systems every run.
Needing a fan so big it couldn't fit in Paddington.
The big snails plastered on the sides coming loose and flying off at high speeds.
And so the Snail Class was unceremoniously retired after 12 hours of service. BR was so embarrassed by the failure that they not only scrapped them, but dumped them in the Mariana Trench. The class was almost forgotten about by the model manufacturers until Sam kitbashed a relatively accurate model for his OO layout, which, like the prototypes, lasted all of 12 hours before being retired.
I always loved watching a Sam's trains experiment!!
(Don't think I'll be doing any of them at home though)
Thanks so much - haha glad to hear that! ;D
Thanks for watching, Sam :)
Early "Chopper trains" all gangstar,intill Salvador shows up
Now thats a real beast of a monster locomotive right there.
haha!! ;D
Sam thank you for recommending that video for Edward now I don’t think it is worth it but I will still buy it
haha you feel the same way I do - not worth it, but you want it anyway! xD
Thanks for watching, Sam :)
I like during the mid and high power tests it gets so fast it just flops off the track XD
haha I know - I can't believe it lasted so long!
Thanks for watching, Sam :)
Oh my goodness, Sam! You are insane! XD I hope you counted your fingers after this one. ;) I enjoyed it immensely!
haha thanks George - I certainly did - all 11 still in tact!
Thanks for watching, Sam :)
GREATEST INTRO OF ALL TIME
Sam! Amazing fun!!! On a slightly more serious note, I want to offer a really sincere thank you for your videos. We live in an age where politics has invaded and ruined pretty much everything, and I hope you realize how much fun and joy your offerings bring people. Your channel is an oasis of fun and good feelings. Long Live Sam’s Trains (may it last far longer than some of your experiments hahaha!)
Thanks so much Ian - I appreciate that immensely!!
Thanks for watching, Sam :)
@@SamsTrains rocket powered train next?🤣🤣🤣🤣
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My cat when she peeks her head out of her scratching post house:
haha!! Love it!! xD
Thanks for watching, Sam :)
He's at again! Making the world's fastest model train. And trying to put it through the wall at the same time 😆
haha!! To be honest, if that was plasterboard, I have no doubt it would have gone through! xD
Thanks for watching, Sam :)
hello sam i did not think it would go that fast and now i think its time to make a new strongest model railway locomotive again now and love the video from david
haha yeah - I was impressed by the speed too! :D
Thanks for watching, Sam :)
Congratulations on breaking the scale sound barrier !
haha thank you! :D
Heres Sam back whith more stupidly funny experiments
haha thank you! :D
At 1:32 when you were describing your desired stipulations for your new propeller train, for some reason whilst envisioning your thumbnail, the lead-in to Judas Priest's "Dragonaut" came to mind: "Welcome! to my world of steel! Master of my domain!"
It wasn't until the machine tipped over that I realized you colour-coded the snails to act as navigation lights. That was pretty cool.
An alternative title is "Sam Breaks ThrustSSC's land speed record".
haha thanks Steven! Did I do that?!? I didn't mean to, lol! ;D
Thanks for watching, Sam :)
Me: Model railways have improved massively since the 70s I can't think we can go much faster/stronger
Sam: hold my drink
haha!! xD
Try using 2 tracks instead. You know like the catamaran boat, that should keep it stable for the job.
Sam i said once that you were not stupid after seeing this video i have come to the conclusion that you are indeed nuts i was killing myself laughing that was great Sam you are a very clever young man and certainly no about electronics god nose what else .Well done mate that was fun for gods sake don't burn the bloody house down lol.
haha thanks Tony, you might be right! Glad you found it amusing though, haha! ;D
Thanks for watching, Sam :)
Broke the scale speed of sound, good job
Thanks Connor - that's epic! :D
This reminds me of those jet engine trains in those old 2007 TRAINZ crash compilations.
haha it does look a lot like it, lol! ;D
Thanks for watching, Sam :)