British Rail coal traffic in the 1980s

features class 20s class 56s and class 58s in br blue and railfreight re liveries

[@Finnertoncentralmodelrailway]

This is very interesting pete thanks

[@hermitageroad4713]

thanks Brian more to come soon

[@dinmorejunctionmodelrailway]

Pete. Hi. Naturally, apart from the locomotives, which are always interesting to watch, I noticed the chapel and loco shed both appealed to me.

[@hermitageroad4713]

Thanks Steve the chapel and the shed were both from the Hornby scenecraft range from about 10years ago you sometimes find them on Ebay if this helps

[@dinmorejunctionmodelrailway]

@@hermitageroad4713 Thanks Pete

[@DiggerEvans]

Hiya Pete, what a great video this is, very interesting knowledge about the loco's my friend thanks for sharing

[@hermitageroad4713]

thank you Digger

[@DYLINGTONMODELRAILWAY]

Hi Pete, we found the background story behind the locos very interesting. It's a great video... Cheers James 🙂👍

[@hermitageroad4713]

Thank for your coments say hello to Dylan for me

[@DYLINGTONMODELRAILWAY]

@hermitageroad4713 I certainly will say hello to him for you, Pete. He's going to be here finishing a couple of buildings off, a small 009 engine shed and a pub 🙂👍

[@gazclass58]

Hi Pete, awesome video. You got to love an old king coal bone class 58s. I loved them back in the day on the merry-go-round

[@hermitageroad4713]

Thank you I loved the a58s saw eveyone