A Few New Tri-ang Railways Goods Wagons On The Railway

[@railway187]

This is sooo beautiful and the proof that analogue model trains are by no means less interesting than fancy new DCC ones. 🤩👍🙋‍♂️

[@martinhall60]

Good morning Oscar, it's Martin from Hull in the East Riding of Yorkshire again. Yet another wonderful Sunday video of your amazing layout. As always the years melt away and I am a young boy playing trains with my dad. How I miss him so much. But he wouldn't want me to be sad, he was my inspiration for me getting a job on British Rail in 1970 when i left school So, getting back to present times, your layout is like a time capsule, transporting us more senior railway enthusiasts to our youth. But your layout is first class Oscar, I say it all the time but thank you once again. As regards your wagons I think it is very interesting to see how the development of the wagons changed over the years. I think it's good to collect the different versions between the goods vans and open plank wagons. When I worked in the railway goods yard my biggest regret has always been that I never took more photos of the wagons when I had the chance. But never mind, anyway it's time to have my tea and toasted tea cake. Well, keep safe Oscar and have a good week ahead and ill see you next Sunday. 👍🚂

[@oscarpaisley]

Evening Martin thank you again for looking in and the very kind words. It's terrific to hear you're enjoying seeing the layout in action with the various items are rolling stock. It's a strange thing with pictures I think back now to places I've visited, people I've met and worked with, cars owned both by myself and my family when I was a child and then the pictures I or we didn't take. Possibly now we take too many pictures. Take care. Oscar

[@marcdempsey5850]

Morning Oscar; these are such a joy to see; wagons that have had a good life being used and played with and more years to come. There is something special when they do look like this; still great to look at. To think how much enjoyment they have brought to others over the years. It’s lovely having “new” items on a train railway but then there is something specail when a few older items make their way out. Always enjoyable. Thankyou again Marc from Leighton Buzzard

[@oscarpaisley]

Thank you Marc, great to hear you enjoyed seeing those. Thanks for looking in. Oscar

[@PaulinesPastimes]

I do love the early wagons with their die-cast chassis. They have such charm and make a wonderful solid sound bumping over the points and crossovers. 😊👍

[@oscarpaisley]

Good morning Pauline, great to hear you enjoyed seeing and hearing those. Take care. Oscar

[@stevenperry7493]

Morning Oscar ,a great little running session . Like the Goods wagons .😊 Suffolk .

[@Tauraco00]

Greetings Oscar, great new finds, I love the Triang wagons, always something different to them, ❤

[@roystudds1944]

Thanks for kicking off another Sunday for me Oscar. Always a pleasure to see what you’ve got running. I do like the Oliver Cromwell. Have a great week.

[@oscarpaisley]

Good morning Roy, great to hear you enjoyed that this morning. Take care. Oscar

[@michaelstaley2241]

Good Morning Oscar, very enjoyable lovely vintage triang Gw wagons especially the grey wagon. I have purchased a wrenn Cardiff castle off eBay .. very good quality locomotive made in England..

[@oscarpaisley]

Good morning Michael, great to hear you have the Cardiff Castle. Thanks for looking in. Oscar

[@PeteYeado]

A good choice! I've started to buy Wrenn loco's as you say good quality, serviceable and don't drop to bits!

[@jasonmills2638]

Interesting viewing, cheers from New Zealand 🚂

[@oscarpaisley]

Thanks for looking in Jason. Oscar

[@kenattwood8060]

Thank you for sharing your colection with us.

[@premikyam2726]

Good morning Oscar. As always, your Sunday morning uploads are inspirational. Albert Hall has featured over a number of weeks now and continues to impress, whether hauling freight stock or at the head of RS.9 : Pullman Express

[@oscarpaisley]

Hi, thanks again for looking in, great to hear you're enjoying the videos, I keep thinking of another excuse to leave these locomotives on the railway. Take care. Oscar

[@H-B-vid]

I love your lay out. Something in my later years i would love to re create. I still have my 55 year old rolling stock.

[@patrickquinn5962]

A nice one always a joy too watch your great onthe notes and the info thanks very much oscar cheers Patrick Quinn IRL

[@oscarpaisley]

Hi Patrick, great to hear you enjoyed that and found it interesting. Thanks for looking in. Oscar

[@robinmathews2446]

Hi Oscar,, Nice to see a freight train made up of these really early wagons.. The ones with closed axle boxes and two part chassis are a bit rare out here in Australia? I think that there are only 2 in our entire collection? The smaller striker on the couplings only show up very occasionally too? I think that is the first time that I have seen a train go around the top reversing loop in that direction? It was a nice, although a bit different, running session today.. Great to see the uncoupler tracks get some use? I wish that these manually operated ramps had lasted into the Super 4 track range. I think that they are very handy indeed? Cheers, Rob

[@oscarpaisley]

Good morning Rob thanks for looking in. Great to hear you enjoyed seeing these early wagons, beautiful things even with the distortion in the materials used. As you say, such a shame they didn't continue the earlier style of uncoupling ramps and incorporate them into the newer super 4 track when it came along. Probably got a great deal to do with the cost of production and or making an accessory available at a lower price for pocket money. But they're definitely not as useful, and you're always on position, especially with these older couplings All the best. Oscar

[@cameronpatterson1045]

Good Morning to you Oscar from Glasgow another great video from you Sir you have sum collection of Hornby Railway Models Thanks again for the video 📹

[@oscarpaisley]

Morning Cameron, thank you again for taking the time to watch. It's great to hear you're enjoying seeing some of the items in the collection. Take care. Oscar

[@mikehebdentrains]

I have a feeling that the original box vans had a plain roof and the roof with 4 vents and two gutters (or whatever) came on the brake vans. Being Triang they're all interchangeable :)

[@oscarpaisley]

Hi Mike these could easily have been swapped around overtime. Thanks for looking. Oscar

[@playpaulbee]

Lovely Oscar, great to see those early wagons running.

[@oscarpaisley]

Thanks, Pau glad you enjoyed seeing those. Take care. Oscar

[@baldwizard1]

Hi Oscar hope you're well, just to let you know I really enjoy these videos. I used to have a Hornby layout in the 70s and these take me right back to then. Especially enjoy looks through the old catalogues. Thanks. 🙂

[@oscarpaisley]

Hi great to hear you are enjoying seeing the railway in action. Thanks for looking in. Oscar

[@downthegaragelayout.7465]

Thank you Oscar for another great video really like the Oliver Cromwell .all the best Phil.

[@oscarpaisley]

Hi, thanks again for looking in. It's a terrific market promotive with the deep glossy shine. All the best. Oscar

[@gordontaylor1483]

Hi Oscar, ‘Comfort Zone’ video today, very nice. Banana roofs and bodies are all part of the history and a hotline to our childhood 👍 As usual all good stuff, Gordon

[@oscarpaisley]

Hi, Gordon great to hear you enjoyed the banana wagons.. Thanks again for looking in. Oscar

[@ddpeak1]

Thanks again Oscar. How thick are your baseboards and what is the material. Thanks. David.

[@oscarpaisley]

Hi David, the baseboard is on plywood sold as 8mm this sits on a 5mm foam insulation board which is used for heat and sound deadening under wood flooring which comes in sheets from the DIY stores and on the top surface cork flooring tiles at 4 mm also from the DIY stores. Thanks for looking in. Oscar

[@Jules-zo3ds]

Another start to Sunday Oscar. You can improve those roof shapes by dipping them in nearly boiling water then gently working back into shape with your hands. I would experiment with one of your lesser quality trucks.

[@oscarpaisley]

Thanks for info, Jules. Oscar

[@kellyashfordtrains2642]

Albert Hall is preserved in real life in a different identity. She lives on as being no. 4965, Rood Ashton Hall, with a Manor-sized tender. When she was preserved to reside at Tyesley, her owner gave her the wrong name and number, so everyone knows her to be Rood Ashton Hall. I have the modern Bachmann 00 gauge Shakespeare Express Train Set, complete with Rood Ashton Hall with the Shakespeare Express headboard, plus three Shakespeare Express train coaches. I love to call her the engine who hates rude awakenings. She is my new favourite steamy, and I haven't even met her in the flesh.

[@anfieldroadlayoutintheloft5204]

Great video thanks lee

[@oscarpaisley]

Glad you enjoyed it Oscar

[@davidstrains4910]

A great video and running session this morning Oscar, overall nice wagons apart from the ones which have sadly been ruined by triang poor choice of material back when they were made, keep up the great work.

[@oscarpaisley]

Thanks again David for looking in, take care. Oscar