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Great video! Good to see their old location.

Great video! I've subscribed! I hope to visit Bracknell Railway Society this year.

Great day had by all.

I think Edward Thomas is the best

Three cylinders. Many seem not to bother with the middle one at this scale.

Who's castings and drawings are they?

Ha boys and there toys

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Great way to exercise the Lab!!!! :)

Nice locos and video What gauge are they ? Coal used?

Wow! Just shows the power of a small 3.5 loco!

Lovely locos. Are these all 5 inch gauge?

I recognise the Railway!!! Still working on too many projects. Some narrow gauge! David and Lily.

Where is this line located and do they open to the public?

I have been looking for a narrow gauge 3 I/2 locomotive to go with my roughly 1/12 th scale Victorian and Edwardian live steam industrial dioramas, your De Winton is ideal considering I live on Anglesey. So enjoyed your video and subscribed in case you show more

Very nice engine and railway. What coal do you use?

Oh, second comment. I'm in EG too, and you must know Dave in this club. I'm mates with his sons.

This is so wonderfully English. Driving a miniature version of some of the finest Victorian engineering, down a wobbly old lane, wearing cold weather clothes, to drink a pint of brown liquid in an ancient thatched building by a roaring fire.

Such a great clip of this 3 1/2" Narrow Gauge locomotive! Do you have any other clips exclusively of this locomotive on the ground level?

Fantastic railway & great video! There is a chap called Edward Hartwell who I think has a similar ground level railway. I think our ' 3 1/2" Narrow Gauge Ground Level Railways' Group that can be found on FB would be a really suitable group for him, don't know if you know him? We are having the first Mini-Steam up on a member's railway (Fred Cooper) and would very much like him to join so if you know him perhaps you could mention it to him?

I have just started a 3 1/2" Ground Level Group and am preparing to do the first 3 1/2" NG Ground Level Mini Meet in Thatcham, would love for this 3 1/2" Gauge Hunslet loco to attend. My group is the "3 1/2" Narrow Gauge Ground Level Railways" on FB.

can multi-gauge track have switches?

How would you fire the double Fairlie?

Music track sucks but the video is very good. Please upload wihout the music and just the natural sound? Thanks, I enjoyed the video.

I am quite fond of that vertical boiler locomotive at the beginning. Do you have any other videos of that you could upload?

A ride through the Sussex countryside at 5 mph, looking forward to that pint

i've been told these little things have as much power as a mouse fart but now i believe none of that. as this vid shows they can really shift for their size and the way it aced that bank WOW.

That is a very nice engine, I wish I had one. I have 5" gauge Sweet Pea and some Ride On Railways stuff.Could I just ask what is the minimum radius that the engine went round, as well as what is the wheel base for the engine?Thank you in advance.

This was a very good gala. Great to see all the mini locos out

theres afew companies who'll supply kits or ready built locos to the people whove asked. a quick google will bring up afew like maxitrack. id love my own minature railway but space and funds are lacking.

Hi Tanner that would be my Double Fairlie and thankyou it is a beauty but its also a beast currently in bits in the workshop having a few mods. If you like Ffestiniog locos take a look at the Southamton video the Linda is also mine.

Who owns that double fairlie? What a beauty

Who owns this locomotive?

Hi, I don't know if you're a Facebook user but there's a 3 1/2" gauge community here: facebook.com/groups/100414680096911/ and we're rather taken with your line, 3 1/2" not being too common as a garden gauge. There is also the beginnings of a (free) 3 1/2" gauge society, see here: 3andahalfinchsociety.freeforums.net and here: www.threeandahalfinchsociety.com Do please get in touch (and, not surprisingly, that goes for any other 3 1/2" gaugers around the world too). Cheers, Stockers.

Many thanks for your very warm welcome.

I think the Juliet looks great with a tender! Are there any drawings for it, as I'd like to build mine with a tender similar to yours? Cheers :)

Nice to see a tich actually finished and running on a track on KZbin!

It's in east grinstead near the Dorset arms pub top of high street:)

yes, the frames are extended a the rear on the RAILMOTOR, and the loco 'narrow gauge-ified'. the axle distance is as designed. a cracking design by don young in 5"g No.1 boiler on an extended No.2 chassis.

There we have it! That's the future of city travel! I'm halfway joking, and.halfway serious. :-)

lol awesome :) good job

the music and the small train make this funny, but its a nice railway you got here

That's hilarious.

Finaly found a TICH pulling a pasenger.

Well I thought it was hard enough in 7 1/4

Hi! lovely engine! Have you got a plans for it? How can I get them? Do you think it's a good model to start Live Steam adventure with? Pls reply. Rgds

great to see well done,wish there was more of us .

Yakety Sax ;)