Fowler 16341 Restoration Part 9. Catching up!!

[@marknewell7355]

Fantastic Im always passing the shop in the wagon and always say I'd love to walk round there I'd be like a kid in a toy shop 😀

[@gottfriedschuss5999]

Simon, In that I'm across the pond and seven hours difference in time, your video has just made my morning! Thanks again for all the effort you put into making these videos. Please know how much we enjoy them! Be well & Best regards, Gottfried

[@davesmith9325]

I only just discovered this channel and have just binged watched them all. The presentation quality, pace detail etc as well as filming is SUPERB .. so many channels pad out some trivial thing into multiple 20 minute dumbed down rambles .. here you skip through with key and salient detail after detail after detail. Absolutely tremendous. AS OF COURSE IS ALSO THE QUALITY OF THE RESTORATION WORK !. superb !

[@wideyxyz2271]

Picking up momentum now! Great work.

[@lewismeyer4452]

Great video, look foreward to the next installment.

[@GRAHAM1514]

Another Interesting video and great update , Please keep them coming !

[@maxsimons8305]

I really look forward to these videos, great job Simon and team!

[@andrewrussellmalcolm]

Great progress. I look forard to seeing this restoration come to fruition!

[@vladabocanek3703]

Hello from Czech republic. This is what I call a huge amount of work. And good one! Thank You for video. Looking forward to see next one.

[@ryannorton5714]

Beautiful work!

[@machineshopatthebottomofth3213]

Great update as always. This really is a labour of love!

[@bambukouk]

Thank you 👍

[@mattmpower5977]

Real skills !! And must be so patient !!

[@ariedekker7350]

You continue to amaze me with the craftsmanship, knowledge and skills. Seen on 5/3/2022 at 5:42 PM.

[@GordonjSmith1]

I think that this a wonderful project and I am really enjoying both the videos and the wonderful way that this project is being worked on. Bravo.

[@PhilWaud]

Beilliant video - thank you, that was fascinating.

[@MattChiversWorkshop]

Ohhh those castings are beautiful!! Can't wait to see them machined up. Keep up the good work, look forward to the next instalment. Matt

[@andrewirobinson]

Great to see such a thorough yet sympathetic rebuild. Thanks for taking the time to make the vids Simon!

[@sjv6598]

Brilliant! So much progress in this video! Thank you 😊

[@markneedham8726]

Well done lads. edit:- and Jenny.

[@Chr.U.Cas1622]

👍👌👏 Simply fantastic again and as always. Extremely well done (video and work). Amongst other things: Very impressive casting pieces. I'm eagerly looking forward to watch the next part. Thanks a lot for making teaching explaining recording editing uploading and sharing. Best regards luck and health to all of you.

[@SailingYachtDreamcatcher]

Thanks for the interesting update!

[@steamdaysstoker]

Simon, I see this Fowler project as a fantastic how to which others can follow

[@colinlothlorian]

Following with great interest. The patterns are spot on, good to see you using modern manufacturing methods where applicable.

[@teddill4893]

Wonderful update. Keep up the great work.

[@Tom-Lahaye]

Lovely those new castings. The loco took quite a hit to get such a kink in the frames.

[@petergardner2334]

A VERY INTERESTING VIDEO

[@TheSteamWorkshop]

Hi Peter, thanks for that. You wouldn’t be the Peter Gardner from Frimley Lodge railway would you? 🙂

[@richardbradley961]

THANK YOU ALL.

[@michaelclark2840]

Nice castings

[@TheDaf95xf]

Excellent video 👍🏻 As most young people won’t know or understand about casting metal 😂

[@happyhome41]

Fantastic. :-)

[@martykath4427]

Am pretty sure there was a fowler loco used at Marian Sugar mill (Queensland) as a shunter still in use in the late 60s. my late brother did a fitter and turner apprenticeship there then.

[@jasondurry2040]

We have those lubricator seals in New Zealand off the shelf if your interested.

[@davesmith9325]

Did they get back to you ?

[@jasondurry2040]

@@davesmith9325 nope.

[@brookdalefarm7986]

Hi, I was wondering who dose your 3D scanning and then modifying the drawings to become a pattern instead of the item? I am restoring a 1911 titan tractor, and need some parts cast. I have had the scan done, but now need the modifications done to turn it into a pattern. I have really been enjoying your videos of your restoration.Thanks from Geoffrey

[@thomascresswell4447]

Interesting some more parts no.2 elizabeth

[@donwright3427]

Awesome

[@ragiltriardian7846]

Sudah lama ku tunggu, semangat...

[@williammurfin6354]

Simon, Watching your rebuild from back here in QLD. The level of detail that you and the family are putting into this is amazing and knowing what rebuilding vehicles cost, are you doing the work for someone or are you just restoring this for yourself??????? Just curious. Oh another question with seeing other videos of your shop which seems to be in town on a busy road is the loco being restored there or at another site?????? Love your videos and I can not wait to see the little cane loco running again.

[@TheSteamWorkshop]

Hi William. Thanks for the great comments. Yep, we are just restoring this as our toy. Miniature locomotives is my day job, so this is different enough to be fun & regaining my hobby. The frames, boiler and assembly is at ‘workshop x’ a secret location here in Yorkshire with an overhead crane. All the smaller parts are being restored at our main workshop near Leeds. 🙂

[@duncanvowles7100]

Have you given up with this project as i haven't seen any more video's ???

[@michaelbolt4530]

Where is this going to run when it’s finished?

[@OthamJohn]

Looking forward to part 10, 11 ,12, ...

[@TheSteamWorkshop]

They are already uploaded here to our KZbin Channel :). For some reason we missed uploading Part 9 at the time last year, so with this upload KZbin is fully up to date.

[@rupert5390]

Sorry to be a little negative, a lot of us steam enthusiasts in Australia are starting to get a little pissed off that a lot of Aussie Train history is finding its way back to the UK.