O Gauge Live Steam: Wiltshire 2024

[@colinbooth2421]

Astonishing. To see actual length trains of goods wagons! Bet you loved making those. And real stem. I am blown away.

[@DrDave_63395]

@@colinbooth2421 the double heading with two NER 0-8-0 was my highlight

[@allanegleston4931]

just subbed . love the trains .

[@Porschedude8]

Well done! 👍👍

[@__Dusty_]

The BR 4MT and Tornado are stunning. Hope to see more of them!

[@DrDave_63395]

@@__Dusty_ Yes Nicolas is an excellent modeller. Having his battery RC models on hand means there is never a gap in traffic. Indeed at one point we had 3 trains active on two running lines.

[@bambukouk]

I have enjoyed watching all of your videos, but... this one is by far the best you have produced! Not only editing but camera work was great. I particularly loved double heading and very long train. Thank you!

[@DrDave_63395]

@@bambukouk thanks for our comments. The long freight trains are a particular highlight of this video

[@associatedblacksheepandmisfits]

Just sublime 😍

[@robertcomerford375]

great stuff, as usual.

[@allanegleston4931]

thunbs up doc. !!!!!

[@GaryCSchade]

Very Nice Indeed 😊

[@Railroaders_For_Life]

My mind is blown

[@UncleFester84]

There must be a way to put a remote control in those locos...

[@DrDave_63395]

@@UncleFester84 some of the steam locos have governors which means they run at a constant speed. So need for RC. The battery locos are all RC

[@Railroaders_For_Life]

How do you get these type of engines?

[@ConnorwithanO]

By building them. You can find some online once in a while if you're lucky.

[@DrDave_63395]

Unfortunately most of these engines are scratch built. Details of how to do so are in the Live Steam book available in the Gauge O Guild store. You can find commercial built externally fired locos (e.g. Leech Jinty and Bassett Lowke Mogul) on the Internet occasionally.