British Steam Whistles Compilation Volume 5

[@MauserKar98k]

I'm very glad to see a new British Steam Whistles compilation, as this is the content that brought me to your channel in the first place! Please keep the quality rail footage coming!

[@TheFuntimeCrew]

And personality RIP Wilbert Awdry.😢

[@spitfirebird]

American steam whistles are always super loud, throaty and imposing sounding, but these British ones almost remind me of the extremely varied calls of birds.

[@thebrummierailenthusiasts5329]

0:35 that’s the best bit the triple header

[@TracksideManiac]

0:54 I swear that's a faceless "Day Out with Thomas" Thomas...

[@amtrakproductions-mx9ib]

Finally! You added the flying scotsman!

[@kellyashfordtrains2642]

I don't like Bullied whistles, but the other types are music to my ears. My favourite type of steam engine whistle is the Swindon Whistle, of God's Wonderful Railway status. I love GWR steamies, like Foxcote Manor, best of all.

[@MauserKar98k]

Even an American like myself knows the Swindon whistle is best! 👍👍

[@terrier_productions]

I like the bullied whistle.. much prefer the Britannia chime

[@b.a.n.a.8631]

0:40 and 2:37 are the best whistles in this video

[@AdekL1011]

Locomotives with souls🤩👌👍

[@emjay5577]

Thanks for the video! As an American, I always wondered why the European steam engines seemed to have high pitched whistles compared to ours. Would it be due to a lack of grade crossings compared to many of our railroads?

[@Somerset-Trains]

It's generally that we tend to use the bell whistle much more often than a chime whistle, a bell whistle creates a much higher pitch!