Loco Histories: 14 1/4 Rio Grandes - Cleethorpes Coast Light Railway

[@petebeacham7975]

Really interesting video, it’s a good example of how much miniature locomotives can change during their lifetimes, often ending up looking completely different compared to originally built

[@andrewralphs8059]

There's so much more to this railway I don't know about . Great to learn about the Rio's . Thanks Dylan 😊 !

[@chrissielarkin6411]

Fabulous.😊

[@legiontheatregroup]

Great video! Appreciated all the details like dimensions and the timeline. As a fan of historic miniature locomotives, I find it sad when they are rebuilt to resemble full-size narrow gauge motive power. It’s a personal aesthetic choice. I love tiny gauge engine’s with full cabs too, but scale miniature locomotives have a distinct magic that is all their own.

[@ProLeo356]

What gender is 14 1/4 Rio Grandes?

[@ThatBIGTRAINGuy]

Interesting. So,... based on Rio Grande C-16 locomotives, eh? My latest video is on when I visited an ACTUAL C-16 of the Rio Grande, on display in Cimarron Canyon, Colorado. Please have a look and compare 😉

[@CleethorpesCoastLightRailway]

@ThatBIGTRAINGuy Hope you enjoyed the video about our Rio Grande locomotives, We've watched your video and its rather strange seeing a C-16 sat in the middle of of a canyon but at least it show where it would have once run back in the days of service.

[@ThatBIGTRAINGuy]

@@CleethorpesCoastLightRailway Yes, very interesting. Anything Rio Grande catches my attention 😂. Thanks for watching mine. Yeah, it's a bit of a different display to most, but nice to see.