Running session of the LNER Peppercorn Class A1.

[@MichaelDavies-pg8td]

Nice that Phillip,it must take your hours to set all those wagons and coaches up ready to be hauled!Thank you for sharing 👍🚂

[@model.train.railway.]

I keep them on the same line. It does take ages though when I change things around

[@ewhurstgreen]

Most enjoyable Philip - thank you for sharing! 👍

[@model.train.railway.]

I am glad you liked it,

[@StMaryChurchModelRailway]

Excellent video Philip. Great sounds and lovely running shots. ATB to you.Stuart

[@model.train.railway.]

Thankyou, kind regards, Philip

[@stephendavies6949]

The Peppercorn A1s & A2s are amongst my favourite locos. Peppercorn was the true "spiritual successor" to Sir Nigel. I hope Bachmann (or someone) will release an A2 in Express Blue livery, as Blue Peter is currently wearing. Trouble is Bachmann will probably want £300 for it. I have a couple of Hornby Tornados, which are fabulous runners (once I'd fixed the front bogie problem). They have no problem in hauling long rakes. I also have a Bachmann A1 & an A2. They're not as powerful as the Hornby Tornados.

[@model.train.railway.]

My Dad only bought the correct liveries for the time, but was so expensive and with so much stock there is no way I can afford it, kind regards, Philip

[@edenbridgejunction7526]

Brilliant

[@model.train.railway.]

Tahnkou, kind regards, Philip

[@friedad1537]

I always look forward to a new video especially now you have left I will be looking out, unfortunately I will be leaving dulwichcranbrook at the end of this year so hope to see you again , great video!

[@model.train.railway.]

Thankyou. I have just retired yesterday so I will not be teaching at Dulwich. Keep well, kind regards, Philip

[@peteknight3687]

Another great video, but unfortunately in the first part I couldn’t hear what you were saying. 👍🏻

[@model.train.railway.]

My microphone broke, I must fix it. thankyou for telling me,

[@peterwoodley7473]

Fantastic loco I have one myself I run it with railroad cock of North in early 60s

[@model.train.railway.]

Thankyou. I am glad that you enjoyed it, kind regards, Philip