Hi great videos. If I can just make a small correction to your commentary. You talk about Outwood Common and Glaston 2. Glaston 2 is the big N gauge goods yard that is under construction. Outwood Common is the station and Viaduct on the back. In your defence they were incorrectly marked up and no one noticed. Glaston 2 is actually mine not the clubs only Outwood Common belongs to the Billericay Model railway group. The Track on Glaston 2 is all hand built mostly by me.

Looked a very good open day.

I'm a 1/18 Ferrari diecast collector? You reckon i could find anything good at these fairs?

Great video thanks for sharing, I've got some 3 railways stuff, there fun

Well, they certainly covered a myriad of hobbies and scales. Again, you evoke my envious side with the availability of venues you have access to. Great video, Jersey Bill.

That is a very enemic whistle! TOTALLY WRONG to the point that its sacrilegious! It is FAR to British/European sounding! It is like a person being said to have a soprano's voice when he really had a deep bass voice! There are lots of videos of the real thing to hear the real whistle and models on KZbin that far far better represents what the Big Boy's whistle sounded like.

Rivarossi did make similar 1850s-70s 4-4-0 "American" locos, (and a 2-4-0 "Bowker"), so I can understand the confusion; and they were better quality than thev1980s Bachmanns you have. However, Bachmann has retooled those locos and have improved the quality markedly. Also due to better research, the modern version of the model has a much more accurate livery, predominantly blue instead of red. And the generally accepted term is "cow catcher" (albeit "Bison" or "Buffalo catcher" would be more accurate). That terminology morphed into "pilot" by the early 20th century because on road engines they gotten smaller and trains were moving much too fast to catch them, more like obliterate them!

You had a great day out there Matt despite the rain. This club demonstrates what I like about your channel with lots of different types of modelling and not just trains. Makes life more interesting and with lots of interchangeable modelling skills. Thumbs up from me! Cheers Malcolm

I never have visited the Penrhyn Castle, for two reasons one Stately houses I don't enjoy, & the other reason with so many better steam railways in north wales why visit a small interest? Ok would I have seen the Kettering loco at Penrhyn NO & now in Eire NO but might see the other locos now moved around the country, also most of the locomotives based at the Penrhyn Castle, are not part of the history of the area. But I will see one loco at the Middleton and maybe another soon at the East Lancs!

Well done a good video nice to meet you keep up the good work Rob Green

The show has a great cause and I hope it was a success. I loved the walking locomotive and all the layouts. Great video as usual, Jersey Bill.

Nice Exhibition for a very worthy cause! I had to smile at the walking locomotive! lol

Thankyou Matt for another worthwhile show visit. I cannot mention all the particular layouts, but I think your cinematic mastery is improving all the time including the close ups. It shows to great effect on the P4 and fine 3mm layouts and all the others too.

I am envious of the number of exhibitions you are able to attend within a reasonable distance. Great video once again, Jersey Bill.

Only just found this channel. Looks good and will now subscribe. I like these private owner pannier tanks and have a couple. Yours does seem rather noisy though. You also seem to have lost your blackened copper chimney cap - it was there at the start of the video, but seems to have dropped off!

Hi Matt thanks for showing some of the engineering work being carried out on the Black 5. Very interesting. I wonder why they name the little shuttle train the Norfolkman when the line is in Suffolk? Would you happen to know what is the intention for the earthworks 37:00 between the main station area and the 7.1/4” line.

a nice truck good ~

You only have one thing left and that is the Trailor if that exists. Here in the State's, we call them Tractor Trailor's and you have the Tractor. Either way great build, start to finish.

Looking good,you put some graft into this 👍👍.looks like the Knight Rider truck.

I think the wife and daughter have some interest, but you found a cindered spirit in the nephew. Great place and video, thanks for sharing it.

How long have you been running model trucks? The Hoddesdon Model and Railway Club has a complete section for model road vehicles!!

What a glorious Mack truck!! All you need for it now is a trailer!!

Lovely to see.the truck all.finished.my husband.and.i enjoy watching all.your.videos.look forward to.nxt one

Looks like a great day out, I am hoping to go there for this Saturdays HST day. Have you been to the Mangapps museum? Went there recently and was quite impressed.

Great stuff, I really enjoyed the video thanks.

Good to see 👀the younger generation taking an interest👍👍.surprised you got inside the signal box ,layouts were good as to be expected.

Another great video

Wow what a video and what a shop ! a mate has just sold his wrenn mint boxed duchess in br blue for a lot of money ,wonder how much my complete G scale railway all DCC etc' is worth lol as it is all packed away

In the early sixties my dad and myself went on the seven valley railway which was still running from Shrewsbury we caught the train from cressage station which is about seven miles from Shrewsbury we got off at bewdley and spent some time there before returning to cressage the line closed a couple of years later and cressage station is now a private house

Have seen the layouts. Very nice. Did you know that 3 other KZbinrs were also at that exhibition Matt? Delph Junction, Model Railway Shed and Newlyn Railways. Shame that you didn't catch up with Pete, Deano and Clive. Great guys. Its a small community hey?! Happy Modelling

Yeah I was a rail rider for years me n my brothers and sisters back in the day my dad worked for LT FOR40 years so we all had it went from Southend to Glasgow for a quid loved it.was great little perk.not sure if anyone could join or it was for family in the trade

I saw one of these on ebay a couple of years ago and took a fancy to it. I managed to get it for £25 mint in a box. The next one that came up on ebay - some time later - was not mint but sold for £60. They do seem to crop up only rarely and I would certainly like a spare one at a good price.

Did like Churwalden another good show Matt 👍👍 in a school as well ,shame my wife's school don't do anything like that.

It is a bit late now but the later motor and housing will fit if you file off a couple of lugs off the chassis. The big advantage is they are a lot cheaper, cheaper still if Hornby has them in stock. A couple of years ago the bottom plates that hold on the wheels were like gold dust people were buying locos like your broken one just for the baseplate. A good purchase though the body is worth that.

I enjoyed the renovation and I'm impressed with the availability of parts. We do not have that in the State's especially if it were a Bachmann. Again, I have location envy. Great video and a wonderful collection addition.

I think SSPP was Super Smooth Pulling Power.

Great coverage. You are right about the coal fired locos. I prefer a slomo to seeing then speed up and slow down all the time - and it makes than work harder when starting which is much more realistic - but that Garret seemed to manage without it.

Great repair ,wonder why the motor was out in first place ?

Interesting video and definitely one worth collecting… small point to mention at about 15 minutes on video it seems the copper cap is missing off the chimney, or are my eyes deceiving me!

It also looks like a special Great Western pannier tank locomotives that were purchased by the Post Office.

It looks like one of the Great Western pannier tank locomotives taken on by London Underground.

Nice work Matt. Does look good and as a freight train with a colourful rake of wagons and tankers behind it would look even better. The hobby is getting expensive, even for second hand locos. Fortunately there are bargains to be had if you look. Happy Modelling.

What a great place to have and visit. Great to see, thanks.

Visited after watching vid...great shop nice owner...spent a few pounds happy days 😂

Third and 5th axles of WD 600 had flangeless wheels i noticed but I may be wrong. 23:00 what a momentous travel in a 110 year old coach still in Great Northern teak livery. I think I have one kit-built in OO scale. 28:00 thanks for walking along the whole teak train, what a treat.

Hi Matt Thanks for the video. I liked the sub-titled commentary it is very helpful to those not familiar with the line. Not many railway line videos do that. Thanks again.

Those ornament houses looked good in the glass cabinets too!!! I could be tempted into buying one!! lol Thanks for the interesting vlog. 🤔👍

I love the cuff of the steam locomotives; it just makes me happy for some reason. Great video thanks.

Great vid. I do hope it didn't spoil your day to be working the camera all that time. I think you were lucky with the weather - not too hot for filming but the right sort of day to be riding around and visiting museums.

Gotta love the Severn Valley👍👍🎩🎩. Was at Highley in March for a craft fair placed was rammed ,kings train was good . Did last year Halloween train ,funny seeing difference between Christmas set up ,used to do Santa 🎅 special and Christmas Safari every year with the children ,great video Matt👍👍🍸🍸.