Excellent little video as normal,love the banter.You can always blame Pauline and Uncle Rog ,but never Bobby.😊❤

Another grand video as always, job well done.

Not sure about that grey car, maybe the villagers should chase it away with torches and pitchforks. The Lima looks good but for such a big loco it really ahould have a bit more detail but hey, at least the price was right. Amazing what you collect over the years and later on you don''t even know what you've bought or even why 😄

i got the 2 car transporters with my first train set when i was 5 years old so got soft spot for then . love the middle part that you could lift up to put 2 more cars in it

Love watching your videos but you need to have a word with KZbin, 5x55min adverts while I was watching your video on my tv this afternoon was very annoying.

GO YOU 'R's!!!

great vid on chamnnel thanks for the share thanks lee

Some nice choices! I found the first wagon/car interesting, to say the least. The 50 is probably in need of a slight bit of TLC, but seems ok. Always fun to hear the commentary.

Odd selection of models from Pauline but always a pleasure to watch.

Lima class 50 I bought one for £20 new motor fine scale wheel set lump of church lead (don’t tell the vicar 😂😂😂) runs really nice. The one thing I would say that you can still get spares not like the Chinese Hornby models. Lovely video as always.

Pauline would have been impressed last week? A car transporter came thro Mansfield with a brand new class 92 at the front, ps you could still smell the paint on the loco, Take care you two.

Hello, Pauline, Rick and Bobby! I was surprised that Pauline only selection three blue items, or four if you count the two blue brake wagons. I believe the blue coach was a Hornby Leeds united supporters coach with the window glass missing, so it’s true to real life, sorry but I remember the good old days of football supporters! Glad to see Bobbys back where’s Lola? Best wishes Harry

Interesting selection out of the bag, the Class 50 needs a Service. Actually they can be super detailed ie buffer beam, with cab hand rails, and scratch built interior. And of course subtle weathering. Liked the wagons, with the aligned brake blocks. The layout was good with the weathered buildings. Look forward to your next instalment.

Weird choice😂, not much to say about these. The lima wagon 100% H0, I think the best choice was the Bachmann break van set. The car dek wagon and the Lima class 50, I call them semi finished rolling stock, actual really made from a 1970's Toy perspective, rather than the scale model perspective. They have potential though and can be altered to decent scale model on a low budget, but that involves lot's of DIY changes, that in the end, if well done, gives it charm like the two altered wagon at the end. But in the end is it worth while doing this, while there are later better finished models available, that's an open question…

Will some of these find their way to a charity shop? Bill and Janet from California

Rick dont throw it in the bin turn the car hauler into a shelf sitter well just a idea love these vids puppy looks like he havein fun

I worked with Alan at Markhams for quite a few years and there was a group of us went on railtours together. Of that group, Rob Al, and me all got married the same year within 3 months of each other. This is a lovely tribute to him.

progress.havnt been to a hobby shop in years.

never been to wakefield can any one send directions from the train station

Ah, 1982. I was 17 & wondering whether my mates & I would be called up to fight in the Falklands War. This catalogue was one from my railway modelling "wilderness years (or more precisely decades)", so it's very interesting to see what I missed. 100% agree with your thoughts on the D49 class. They look great & my example is a excellent runner. The MR 4P 2-6-4 is a lovely loco too. I recently bought one for £40. Your knowledge is awesome. PS: I do my best to write my comments in the King's English!

Hello both. It's always so much better when videos of this type have a commentary. It helps us viewers to better understand what we're looking at, especially when the exhibitors contribute as well. Dawn Quest does it extremely well too. The more narrative, the better IMO.

Fantastic opus magnum! So many great layouts and interesting bits of kit to see and buy, if need be! I really am jealous of the types and number of shows you can visit. Even within a 2-hour drive from here are maybe 4 train shows and 1 toy fairs in a year. Maybe a couple more if we go 3 hours.

I do RC model planes and go to the model shop in Frodsham - and also get a cup of T everytime.

That was a grand video, lot of super layouts, 1 question well there's many really but 1 for today, the large trams, what gauge was they, something really different they were. Looked to be some bargains, my wish list missed was the N R M prototype deltic could of had one yrs ago just under £100 , lot of money then but now look 3 times as much. Anyway again you both did grand job. All the best.

Another great show and nice to see different gauge layouts

Just wait until you see what i have booked for 2025! In 2026 it will be the club's 50th anniversary and i have big plans for the anniversary exhibition!

Nice Layout but where is the Chocolate lol!!! Snazzy Music and just like it all so much. Just taking it all in Rick.... And where is the Chocolate... :)!!!!!Wow Us stuff one. More to get now. More Music and someone shooting. I hope it is not the chocolate :). Wow look at all of the great Layouts!!! Great video and just having some fun with you Rick..... And I did get my chocolate. And yes, you all sure do have some great chocolate over there and yes, I did have some win I was there just great!!!!!!! Cheers mate:).

Mynydd Tatws is a lovely 009 Gauge layout, I've seen it a few times and a nice little interview with Jenny Kirk as well about Mynydd Tatws. I have heard that this show was brilliant. Great video

Excellent as usual. Thanks again for letting us see your world of railways.What a marathon of an episode,or should that be snickers! Love to Bobby from Max xx😊

For a brilliant short video on the red and cream train that Pauline was attracted to search YT for : TEE Trans Europa Express VT11.5 A music vid featuring the first trend setting recording by Kraftwerk. Found it when i was searching for the train formation for my Roco model of the VT11.5 . Although it is a West German DB train being a landmark Trans European Exptess train it connected many European capitals with West Germany after its introduction around 1959. It featured in all sorts of railway books i had when young being so futuristic for the sixties.

The O gauge yellow car is wat we call a speeder theys for track inspection an work used till late 60s i believe

Wow that was a long video tread today. To me best layout was the first 009 station you filmed, not overcrowded in tracks or oval as you so often see with 009, not that anything wrong with that, it's just not my cup of tea. It's just the first time I see 009 like I would build it. I often think of buying some 009, as it's in scale with OO, even the rarer is broad gauge is interesting, so If I would but something different then 00, these would be my choices. In 009 we're being spoiled with ready of the shelf by Bachmann and Peco, unfortunately broad gauge as far as I know, only available in kit form and track scratch build. The Era1 H0 train Pauline requested on the French layout, is from Trix, it's the first German train "Adler". It should be very familiar, as this was a Stephenson designed loco, these types also ran on the Liverpool-Manchester line, and actually the first 3 running on the continent where in Belgium "La Flèche" (arrow)," L'Elephant"(elephant), and "Stephenson". And the first ever build Belgian locomotive "Le Belge", was the same type, license build by Stephenson's good friend John Cockerill. There are two Trix versions, with the oldest one, the drive motor sits in the first carriage, the later version it sits in the locomotive, but both versions are a bit like the first Hornby Rocket version, out of scale. But with an Era one freak like me, it sits on my list to buy, with the intention to turn it into a Belgian one for a small diorama of the first Belgian Brussels side station "Groenendaal". But despite it many flaws, this Trix model still goes for a lot of money, probably until someone will decide to make a more accurate one like Hornby did with Rocket. I'm going to cut it here, as there where so many goodies to see, great video, thanks Rick and Pauline. Cheers, Danny Ps if there ever should be a Thomas version of Rick I vote for a class 37😂😉

great vlog on a trains show thanks for the share on channel thanks lee

I love your vids. The joy and happiness you two exude is brilliant to watch. Love that Pauline is so into the trains as well. For a dose of happiness in an increasingly weird world, this channel is the best.

Massive show, massive layouts and plenty of goodies to be had. That's how a show should be. Thanks for the video guys 😄

THIS is my favourite type of trainspotting

Just bought on ebay a class37 in silver Railfrieght livery with 6 weagons goes like a new train the only issue is the coupling came off its getting it back on is the tricky bit but having bad luck on putting it on

The prototype Deltic was rather lovely, and also liked the Lima Crab. Excellent video as always.

It was a good show and maid me happy that I saw you

It didn't twig at the time just how many N scale layouts that were there, but so impressive that many were 20-30ft long! Great to meet you again, always a pleasure. How long did you stay? Did they have to throw you out, lol!

Too many adverts!

0:17 The brown train is a pre 1920 Orient Express, the first car is made by Trix, and most of the rest is the Liliput version from before the rework, there might be a Fleischmann DESG one hiding in there as well. The locomotive is definetly a 1970s Jouef. 1:45 That red and white one is a Roco model, judging by the colors the VT11 as leased by East Germany (the original TEE scheme is more yellowish) 2:37 The famous Adler by Trix, and by the looks of the cars a fairly early one too. At the time of release there was also a fitting passenger set by Preiser, which makes it look less naked. This one is in 1/76 scale, the true HO one came years later. Should go well on a layout combined with the Rocket and the LMS Lion 29:38 There are ones on the market that have a moving claw unit now, but HO scale only 54:50 Great lego section. A tip for more viewing pleasure: have a look at the layout videos of the Hobbymesse Leipzig

I'm guessing Silff Ffenestr means windowsill. Only because fenestre in French is window and fenestra in latin is window/opening. I know zero Welsh. Thanks for the video visit. Cheers!

Perhaps you need to lose your voice a bit more,it seems to loosen the purse strings.😊

Have friends in Padfield. I've never been on the Motorway without a traffic queue on the M67.

1982 i was just leaving school

Iron Maiden Number of the beast

Great to meet you both again,

Next time you have the E.T. Mask on, why not try riding a child’s bike at the same time good party trick 🤭 great video as always keep them coming

I like these video,s, I think they are a great idea. I was looking at the 82 catalogue a few days ago. I was surprised how many of the loco,s I have. Keep these video,s coming guys. All the best. Carl.