Crook Street 0 Gauge - Mid Morning Trains

[@tankmicr00man]

Simple stock movements, no drama, realistic soundtrack, and brilliant filming - it doesn't get much better! If only I could achieve this quality in 00! Many thanks Tim

[@CODHELPUS]

WoW, the shot of the station and platform..I expected someone to walk round the corner, super realism.

[@lnwrcrookstreet9954]

Thanks Tony

[@RB.1595]

Fantastic. The layout, brick work, rolling stock. And those coaches. Wow!

[@theinspector1023]

Good physics. I like the general steamy sound. No crappy DCC sound modules here. Excellent!

[@lnwrcrookstreet9954]

Hahaha! They're good for diesels but not sure about steam. Never say never but they're not there yet.

[@melodyharrop4254]

@@lnwrcrookstreet9954 I could not live without my dcc sound. In my LNWR locos, btw. Kevin

[@wideyxyz2271]

That curved double slip must have taken some doing? Lovely layout. The Super D always looked like it should have been fitted with a front pony truck to me. Apparently they can be a bit of a sod to drive according to Pete Waterman. Glad they finally got the sole survivor restored. I remember having a clamber over it at Butterly. Awesome engine.

[@lnwrcrookstreet9954]

Hi Widey, yes it was a bit of a monster, at first it didn't work so I had to make it a switched diamond and now it's ok.

[@lnwrcrookstreet9954]

Sorry I only got the first half of your comment for some reason. Yeah, the super D, George Whale wasn't happy with it either on the Class B and fitted a pony truck to make Class E, and with a large boiler, Class F. The LNW 0-8-0s are a real convoluted story if you're not already familiar with it!

[@davidf7883]

Absolutely excellent sir. Keep up the good work!

[@lnwrcrookstreet9954]

Thanks David!

[@donniblanco5239]

🤩 Wow Indeed! - Just Stunning Modelling Skills, and Such Beautiful Re-Creations of Old world Machines & Awesome Scale Running Movements - Apart from the Gorgeous Locos, I’m Lovin the Outside Framed Closed Wagons 🤩🙌🏻✨

[@lnwrcrookstreet9954]

Thank you very much Donni!

[@leswall3061]

Really good viewing, so many trains running at the same time, just one moan, with the footplates being so visible, could do with a figure or two in the engine, that signalbox, well good

[@lnwrcrookstreet9954]

Thanks Les, yeah, those empty footplates stick out like a sore thumb, I've since addressed it, they've got crews in later videos. ATB

[@ricktownend9144]

beautiful track - plain and point-work; the trains travel beautifully smoothly on it too!

[@lnwrcrookstreet9954]

Thanks Rick!

[@davidlee9024]

Absolutely amazing, David from New Zealand.

[@lnwrcrookstreet9954]

Thanks David!

[@deputyheadboy1]

Excellent video of a fantastic layout!

[@lnwrcrookstreet9954]

Thanks Rodney!

[@RB.1595]

Thanks for taking the time to film and post

[@deputyheadboy1]

It was so relaxing and engaging to watch the choreography of such beautiful models. I came back to subscribe and thanks again for a wonderful show.

[@lnwrcrookstreet9954]

Brilliant! Thanks for your sub. Cheers

[@leshind8668]

Superb

[@lnwrcrookstreet9954]

Thanks Les!

[@leshind8668]

Absolutely superb

[@medwaymodelrailway7129]

Nice new video thanks like it.

[@lnwrcrookstreet9954]

Glad you liked it

[@brando6BL]

That was profoundly satisfying, thank you.

[@lnwrcrookstreet9954]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@headsup2433]

Have you tried videoing in monochrome, it would look pretty cool. Great videos.

[@lnwrcrookstreet9954]

I have thought about it but I do like glorious technicolour though, ATB

[@TheBrickGuy7939]

I'm still trying to map out the line's end where the runaway freight service crashed on Crook Street in 1918. Was it in the sidings next to the station?

[@lnwrcrookstreet9954]

Ah, I'm afraid you've exposed my fraud! My layout bears no resemblance to the real place - apart from it's name and I've nicked it's location to give some credibility to its traffic. The real place was just a goods yard with the station, Bolton Great Moor Street, nearby. The 1918 runaway went through the buffers at the end of the yard - and into the bedroom of a house, fortunately without any casualties. A whole different take on having a trainset under the bed...