Gilling Main Line Rally May 2016 - GL5 - Ryedale Society of Model Engineers.

[@adriankingston4338]

WOW that Gresley V2 was superb

[@marknewell7355]

Wow that 9F half way through video with them coaches looked absolutely beautiful well they all did even the recovery crane wow does it work too brilliant railway

[@Steven_Rowe]

its good to focus on things like this instead of world politics . I LOVE the rake of Mark 1s. Pity in some ways its not remote controlled as the driver spoils it, but then that is the fun of being able to be a real engine driver

[@J0nnyGT]

The BR mk1 coaches are fantastic!

[@blu5118]

This place looks nice, maybe I should visit it one day

[@Rainmanxxl1967]

I really like this Video, because there aren´t only nice and lovely locomotives but also an impressive rake of passenger and freight rolling stock

[@mickboakes7023]

Really well filmed. Very enjoyable watching. Subscribed.

[@robertsowden1454]

Was hoping to go myself but sadly missed it! Should be filming it August 20th though and certainly look forward to seeing some magnificent locos.

[@mikeking2539]

The Rail car, and the little 0-4-0 Class 02(?) diesel shunter need a driver , and some passengers for the rail car. I used to be a member of the Hull & District Model Engineers , but they didn't seem to have really good running days like this, and I never saw any scale wagons and coaches.

[@qbsaber]

absolutely Awesome what fun everyone is having

[@no23mk2]

Excellent footage. Well Done.

[@SCWatches]

Who built those lovely maroon coaches? The Bulleid was hauling nine at one time and the collective picture around the turntable is a great pic. Good film. Thanks.

[@chriswilson2431]

This looks like really great fun! Silly question, but do you have to have any qualifications to do this with your loco? Or is it something anyone can do who builds or buys one of these locos? I wondered if being conversant with all the signals is a requirement for example. Either way, what stunning models.

[@pega17pl]

Yes it's a real great work but where are young people? Who is to preserve the heritage?

[@proudyorkshireman7708]

pega17pl young people are getting jobs so they can get enough money together so they can do this when they get older

[@harryrobinson2901]

Exactly! Soon there will be nobody to pass the skills on to. I’m lucky to own a 3 1/2 inch gauge Tich. It’s a great starting point for the hobby. I’m planning to start building a Sweet Pea too.

[@tridentmusic5570]

Lucky (but dedicated ) buggers! It looks superb. But,my word, that V2's a bit nice..

[@atlanticcoastexpress]

Absolutely fascinating....well done! The opening short was superb and it was amusing to see the railbus tootling along the mainline. The diesel shunter looked as if it was off to work a local goods yard. What an amazing set up with a great collection of rolling stock too! What gauges are provided for? It appears there's something larger than 7.25in on offer? Keep up the excellent work and many thanks to all the Engineers involved. Best wishes. Rob.

[@microbusss]

I know a few trains I'd build a 15" gauge of the Peppercorn that was just built maybe even one in this size

[@simonrichardson5077]

Superb,thanks

[@marknewell7355]

If I ever came to this club I'd never leave so much to look at the rail crane the mk1 coaches all the locomotives insane details all expertly filmed the only complaint the films need to be about 4hrs longer lol not really possible but still that would be the only complaint of mine

[@PaliAha]

There's NOTHiNG like this in America.

[@highlandwinterwolf8589]

Correction. check out Train Mountain. theres many videos on it on youtube, although your right in that British models are not very plentiful here in the USA

[@PaliAha]

HighlandWinterWolf Thanks for introducing me to Train Mountain. I'll make it up there from SF some day. Maybe it's the gravel or the backdrop or the steam locomotives at the British site, but America's Train Mountain has an "unfinished" feel to it. It's lacking in detail. It's as if it's a work in progress, a project incomplete. We got so much real estate that it may work to our disadvantage sometimes. But I really like the steam locomotives' moving parts and steam. They seem more animated and alive.

[@chubby7570]

there is also the st Croix miniature railway in hudson wisconsin

[@torbenbrickwoldt3774]

Pali Aha d mm

[@nigelgresley87546]

Pali Aha RIGHT I WANT ONE JUST FOR MYSELF

[@Allendale-pq4zf]

Is the green NER 0-8-0 a Q5?

[@legdig]

I never realized V2's had the streamlined cabs.

[@johnnyjames7139]

Lovely engines. I haven't been able to get my Fitchburg Norther 2-6-0 to steam well on coal. Anyone have suggestions?

[@ferryman4520]

Fantastic loco and rolling stock, what gauge is it?

[@ukmodelengineering]

5 inch gauge.

[@DAKOTA56777]

Looks like a massive event, how many locos showed up overall?

[@ukmodelengineering]

The event is held twice a year, once in May and again in August. Depending on weather there can be over 30 locomotives that all run to a timetable emulating full size practice.

[@DAKOTA56777]

LMS4767 Neat, looks like a lot of fun.

[@mikeking2539]

Nice Brush Type 4

[@williamradford9631]

model live steam, 92220 EVENING STAR. All the detail of the full size Brittania class steam locomotive.

[@markturner4219]

Evening Star isn't a Britannia Class. she's a 9F freight locomotive, but very nice model.

[@qbsaber]

I might be visiting UK in August may I have an invite and date please, pity I cannot bring my loco from Oz

[@ukmodelengineering]

Hi qbsaber, to attend the rally as a spectator you do not need an invite, just turn up. For all the dates of the mainline rally's visit the RSME website. www.rsme.org.uk/index.php

[@kellyashfordtrains2642]

I suppose I'm playing catch-up.

[@jerrypaul1307]

I got a 2 tender one!!!😎😎

[@dossiecolvin4664]

Kalyn & 4277 andio

[@Sorarse]

What is it with old men and toy trains?

[@connormclernon26]

Sorarse it’s a hobby.

[@williamwoolhouse3702]

They are NOT toy trains !!!!

[@dossiecolvin4664]

Kalyn 4277 rip lbcr rsilway