DOUBLE STEAM...! ONE Sparkling CLEAN - The Other a TAD RUSTIC..! BIL & Sir Nigel at Crewe! 04/06/24
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- Опубліковано 3 чер 2024
- A great couple of hours at Crewe - With 35018 'British India Line' or BIL for short stopped for a water top-up on-route to Southall. The loco is heading onto Swanage tomorrow from Southall for the weekend.
Also seen is A4 60007 'Sir Nigel Gresley' shunting around the yard after a turn move on the Basford Hall triangle.
Whilst no inference to how well these locos are maintained/looked after is meant by this - Sir Nigel was looking sparkling clean versus BIL sporting a more well used look.
A few other locos on the move - With 57308 headed out of the Thunderbird sidings for a run-out to Trafford Park, plus the unique GBRf liveried 66797 headed up to the Peak District through platform one.
Hope you enjoy the video - Thanks for watching!
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Great video! I saw 35018 at Taplow today.
So that's why they're called steam engines lol
Yep - Happy viewing 🤣🙈
great video matey superb footage , loved the kettle's my fave stay safe a t b Syd
Excellent video as always 👍
Another lovely video well done great camera work as usual I am really looking forward to seeing your next video I hope you get a nice video next time also when is your next video going to be on UA-cam bye for now Philip
Looks like BIL is in need of a touch of tlc
What do you mean
@@jameshardy4354 needs a good service to clean off the rust streaks
Yeah! Not as shiny as Clan Line.
Amazing video Is British Indian line doing the WCR tour on Saturday
no she will be at Swanage for SB2
Cant use those mk1's on the mainline. No CDL.
Great video, loved it! although I'm going to have a moan. Not about the video, but about the Loco `BIL` granted it may have been sat a while waiting for the right of way, but at 8.11 it sets off in a massive cloud of cylinder steam completely obscuring it. I have seen this a couple of times now. couldn't the crew carry out regular draining or at the very least, clear the cylinders, allow the steam to clear, and them move off! or doesn't it work that way?? whilst it might look dramatic, it most certainly doesn't help those on the platform trying to get that `One Video`, or am I just a "grumpy old git"?
Nope, it doesn’t work that way. It’s not a case of clearing the cylinders, it’s a case of the cylinders being cold and some the steam that hits them after the regulator opens when moving off condenses back to water until they warm up enough to not condense the steam. This can take quite a number of strokes if the loco hasn’t moved in a while, especially on large locos.
What's the 47 at 12:55
First a nice video