A GWR Branch Line in the 1950's - Running Session

[@GWRFan281]

It's about time I made a Great Western livery version of this video. Video is uploading this Saturday.

[@utchiterlineman7517]

Very interesting and well thought out layout.

[@GWRFan281]

Many thanks!

[@dromsallyrailway6649]

Love the simple layout and the auto coach too

[@GWRFan281]

Thanks Liam. I use the auto coach quite a lot. It is an enjoyable little branchline train to play with.

[@donniblanco5239]

I run several Autocoach combos and I can never resist a neglected one that’s needs some TLC, as long as it’s the right price 😉😆

[@GWRFan281]

Nice! I have 2. One is GWR Choc n cream and the BR one.

[@donniblanco5239]

@@GWRFan281 For some reason I find them Fascinating and really pleasing to look at. ☺️

[@JP_TaVeryMuch]

​@@donniblanco5239 Me too. I put my fascination down to the juxtaposition of traditional steam power coupled with the added value of sthg that has the whiff of modern technology about it along with a dash of "How does that work?" magic really.

[@ModelRailwaysUnlimited]

Think the Prairie was my fav there, such a well balanced locos

[@GWRFan281]

I have 2 favourites in this video. Pannier tank 6412 because I see it at the South Devon Railway and the first Prairie tank because it was the first loco I bought for the railway. I bought it used for £50, the steps were glued in place a bit wonky but it is a good runner.

[@howarth004]

All running good ...

[@GWRFan281]

Thanks Dave

[@ewoodrailway]

Looking very very nice

[@GWRFan281]

Thank you! Cheers!