HM157: Rails of Sheffield 'Terrier' in 'OO' gauge

In the July 2020 issue of Hornby Magazine (HM157) we review the Rails of Sheffield 'Terrier' 0-6-0T for 'OO' gauge in full, Join us now as we put it through its paces round the Test track 'Topley Dale'.
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[@NathanielKempson]

Sounds like its shooting lazers. Chuf chuff PEW PEW chuff PEW chuff chuf PEW

[@PaulAFulcher]

Very nice Rail's top marks ...well filmed Hornby !

[@dinmorejunctionmodelrailway]

Rails of Sheffield have created a lovely locomotive. 🚂🚃🚃🚃

[@TheMidlandTerrier]

Now we wait for the dapol terrier 82 boxhill

[@martinpattison1567]

They look so much better when the front coupling is removed. I do know why there has to be such a wide gap between the Loco and the first wagon. You could nearly drive a OO scale Bus through there. Martin. Thailand.

[@andosrailway2369]

Is this the first ever oo gauge steam loco to have a glowing firebox?

[@Northerner_Transport_Hub]

It's nice isn't it

[@dalefountain9269]

No they had them in the 1960's

[@85dstudios]

No locos have had glowing fireboxes since the 1990s stock I believe

[@peterrust5463]

No

[@CW56]

Where can I get 72 Fenchurch?

[@davidshaw5979]

Think it needs driver fitting excellent though.

[@mrhearse777]

Think how much better it would look with a crew ? Or were these locos remotely driven?

[@terrier_productions]

They are remotely driven.. but not how you think I mean

[@paulpaxtop1580]

This engine really needs a crew.

[@pauleddleston2817]

Spooky firebox glow and with no driver and fireman!!!

[@mattcookie]

It's really stressful having shots change before the whole train has passed the camera...

[@dghdavies]

Stressful? Get a grip.

[@TeddyBear-ii4yc]

​@@dghdaviesHe must be on the spectrum! 🙂