Now that is an enjoyable running session! Something about those locomotives really tickles my fancy!!🙂

Good running session. Great to see the smaller locos being shown. Thanks for showing. Cheers Paul. 🚂🚃🚃🚃🚃🚃

Strange happenings indeed so close to Halloween 🚂🚃🚃🚃🚃🎃🎃🎃🎃🎃 Cheers Paul

Epä Tarkka Kuva.!

I did not expect a train wreck!

I have two, an old dapol tooling terrier 2635 (Morden) in SR livery and a new Hornby tooling terrier DS680 (Waddon) in BR Departmental livery.

Good review. The Terrier is a nice locomotive. The retailers usually offer good prices so should be supported where possible. Thanks for showing. Regards Paul., 🚂🚃🚃🚃

Love the horror music

Nice Model of Tornado

Great collection of locomotives. Thanks for showing. Regards Paul/

The Midland compound was a completely different class. It's power classification was 4P.

Greetings, looking lovely, I have older Hornby models, still enjoy them🎉 Regards Elizabeth

Good running session. Enjoyed watching. Thanks for showing. Regards Paul.

I CANNOT HEAR A THING. THE POWER PLUG WILL NOT INSERT INTO THE RIGHT HOLE BESIDE THE KNOB..ARRG. WORST IS I CANNOT HEAR THE INSTRUCTIONS TO THIS!!!!! ONE ANNOYING THING, THE LITTLE GREEN LIGHT ON THE SPEAKER HAS NOT CAME ON!!! DAMN I WILL HUNT FOR A DIFFERENT YOU TUBE TO SEE IF I CA N FATHOM THIS. THEYRE BRAND NEW OUT THE BOX TODAY!

Good thorough review. The big four collection looks great. Nice collection of GWR locos. The Star Class has a different cab because it's a Churchward design. The ones with side windows are a later Collett design. Thanks for showing. Regards Paul.

Why are you running it so fast? Slow running is important in a review.

I have the HM3000 which ironically came out in 1980, when H&M was still it's own company and built in the UK ... Lovely Controller ... Except for some weird reason, it's riveted together, thus a potential mare to get into to service

Amazing

You are a brave man JJ! I would be scared to propel (push) those passenger cars at high speed. Bravo!

SHOEEE...DOGGY!

The Duette is superior in every way to the HM2000. When one side of my Duette failed, I bought an HM2000 to replace it expecting it to be just a modernized version. First of all, it’s no longer H&M (Hammant & Morgan) but HM since the brand was bought by Hornby. The low speed control on it is virtually non existant. I was so disappointed that it went back in its box 20 years ago and has been there ever since. It was replaced by an immaculate (and far less expensive) second hand Duette which is still going strong today.

I liked the Harvester

Good to have a look through the catalogue. The 1994 catalogue had 67 pages. They have a much wider range compared to then. The TT range looks interesting. Enjoyed watching. Cheers. 🚂🚃🚃🚃🚃🚃

Nice selection of locomotives and rolling stock. Enjoyed watching. Cheers Paul.

Jetta's New Family! and Charley's Family too!

A stunning model of Evening Star

Good review. Very nice in the lined black livery. Looks like a good runner. I have this one in lined green livery. Will watch the catalogue video tomorrow. Just finished another loco repair. Thanks for showing. Cheers 🚂🚃🚃🚃🚃🚃

I cannot wait for Locomotion No.1, as seen on the cover. Bee

Now this is what KZbin was made for! Feels like 2006 KZbin all over again.

Double sprung buffers or not, running into the end of the Test Track can cause derailment. That shelf is very high up. Don't go cliff diving!! Looks very good JJ, especially with that red waggon Bee

It almost going straight in his eyes omg

Two at once over a white bath and not in the mirror 😂😂😂😂😂 stand up and do it in the mirror lmao

youre zoomed in too close most of the time to see whats going where, its nice to zoom in and show the connection but its good to see the overall whats going on as well

Super running session enjoyed watching. I have one of the tender driven versions Liverpool. Thanks for showing. Regards Paul.

Interesting running session. Enjoyed watching. Thanks for showing. Regards Paul.

Good running session. An enjoyable watch. These Railroad 9 F models are great runners and a good balance between detail and durability. Cheers Paul 🚂🚃🚃🚃🚃.

Really coaches, and well explained Jimy 👍 i tenc toward southern railroads but that NBR looks so nice.

I know haven't got a lot of room but how about using an Diamond cross over for something a bit different

Hi Jimy, Slow speed records is real way to imprese public. I would like to say that analog speed records are very difficulct, but digital as well. There are thema in German forum which call wie Langsam ist Langsam. I think you shoul look it and maybe post there your own record. There are a lot of impressive videos with calculation. Those who can beat longer time for few mm are winners. Also you could see analog record of of Hrvoje Trains here in YT. There is a fantastic performance. I would like to say that there was not made any controller for slow performance. Every Brirish or German best controllers have their problems. The ideal controller should have logarithmic potentiometer, whith a huge knob. And a possibility tho change type of DC. Impulse, halfwave, 3 stage PWM and so on. There should be a mixture of Teichmann, Heiswolf, Gaugemaster, Duette, Titan and Siemens-Arnold controllers with some ideas of industry controlles as well. I could tell that there is no new 3 stage PWM for model train exist yet.

Good work JJ. Also, the person who asked the question got his answer, which is very good indeed. Bee

Thank you very much Jimy, Now I see that Duette with full resistans mode could provide 0.3 v. But your locomotives start to move from 1 v. That is great reserve, similar to Gaugemaster. It could handle HAG locomotives with 3 pole motor which could work from 0.6-0.8 v. Very good indeed.

Hallo, what is the minimal voltage for the start could provide those controllers in half wave and high resistans mode for start?

Hi, the blue Lima dock shunter was my very first loco that I bought for myself back in the late 70’s, I remember it very well and how it ran very well, I eventually got my hands on a Hornby mains powered controller a few months later, the Hornby Flying Scotsman was my second locomotive and that was a great addition, thanks for sharing.

Thank you for doing this. Really helpful

What a smooth runner! I like it. But that red 7 plank waggon has something special 😉

I have one of these repainted BR green with yellow front & rear warning ends. Its renumbered 2784 using Press Fix numbers & BR Lion logo. It runs on my layout under ye olde Hornby Zero One 1st generation DCC as Loco #9.

Why are you bashing the trains into the wall?. Very strange.

Great set 🤩

They run just fine here JJ

Looks like they need a complete service and lubrication. Pity they wouldn't go.