Steam Locomotives At Speed !!

[@asingh5482]

Lovely.....appreciate the British Railways for maintaining the steam locomotives to such perfection in the current era.

[@subhranilgupta5874]

@BoneYard In india we have only two steamies those work

[@Thursdaym2]

It's not the British Railways, it's private enthusiasts that rebuild, maintain and run them.

[@callumw9809]

@@Thursdaym2 I mean the national collection used to and I still think is the government

[@humphrey4976]

British railways can’t even keep the trains they are supposed to run running.

[@welsh_Witch]

@@callumw9809 no no it's no No.9 is private tornado is private the kings are heritage and the B1 mayflower is private and the other B1 is heritage no government involved

[@Pete4000uk]

Isn't it amazing that we took fire and water, two opposing forces, and mixed them together to make such powerful machines.

[@thepikachugamer6775]

Yep

[@sugarsniff3r]

that r extinct 😢😔 Edit:some places😅

[@vertweeler4]

Fuck yea it is buddy that’s why we’re gods

[@Calligraphybooster]

Well, neither of them is a force actually…

[@gordonthebigengine1298]

Pah! None of them are faster than me

[@hachipanki8634]

Gordon The Big Engine u are my infance XD

[@W0wzersNumber1337]

Uh, not even 4:10?

[@luketansiongco3953]

2:01 We found spencer

[@sonicrail5253]

Gordon The Big Engine or really not even the mallard...and i thought flying scottman was faster

[@princessdarksoul8644]

My boi 👌🏻

[@darrenclements]

Magnificent trains reminding us of a time when travelling by train was all about exquisite engineering, raw power and romance

[@hanhdhsj]

@ OH don't be such a pussy...

[@ahicaboulehoual6170]

@@hanhdhsj qk ez t

[@ahicaboulehoual6170]

Q@@bibekanandahansda2926

[@hanhdhsj]

@@ahicaboulehoual6170 what the fuck?

[@hawkeye0248]

Brilliant. I love a country who takes pride in its heritage.

[@grindupBaker]

Heritage ? It's just some videos of a few of the trains they have in England they use to get about with.

[@MarshSteamVideosTM]

Yeah ? But unlike other countries we preserved our steam locos which now play a part in our tourism trade, where steam trains take passengers on daily trips around the country ! All countries have a heritage, whether it's cars, motorbikes, marine vessels or aviation etc etc. We just happen to take pride as the above comment states.

[@peterlewis3540]

I recon Mr Beeching would disagree with you there..

[@KR15MES]

sod dr beaching

[@ronleitch7788]

Kristian Messenger" And so say all of us!"

[@T16MGJ]

Some of the finest preserved steam action footage I've ever had the pleasure to observe. Well done. When I was a small boy, such sights were an everyday event and with my then small child inexperience I thought they would be around forever. Thanks to those that cared, many still are.

[@user-mh8to9bc4s]

yey, no added music; finally.

[@malcolmabram2957]

Absolutely, the music is the engines themselves, which is a major part of the thrill.

[@gerrard1144]

@@malcolmabram2957 yeah. Especially when they go chuff choo

[@journeythroughtherails5294]

Id rather the music

[@massyk7446]

We invited British engineers in the 19th century and laid a railroad. We also imported small small locomotives and passenger cars like match box from the UK. After that 150 years, the UK bought a high - speed train made by Hitachi, Japan. It is for granted that our bullet train runs in Japan. Hitachi runs in the UK, is the greatest pride. Ladies and gentlemen, Thank you for your guidance so far.

[@cicero2]

As a kid I was always interested in aircraft, still am. But having watched YT for years, I have found these rail beasts just so incredibly impressive. To be speeding and on the footplate must be one hell of an experience for any man. The last train must have been doing 70/80 mph! Nerves of steel needed! Many thanks for sharing your experiences.

[@arkansastrash320]

I just think its Heaven to see these fine Machines roaring down the track at such high speed next to modern fast speed lines too.And the way your country has really kept them sparking clean and refurbished so beautifull.We in the usa take great care of ours,but you have the fastest steam locomotives around and thats what interest me.Thanks

[@Soobovic]

N.E.Arkansas Trash Trucks&Lottery What a comentary m8 .... u deserb a like! totally agree with you

[@arkansastrash320]

Thanks

[@Soobovic]

N.E.Arkansas Trash Trucks&Lottery no problem :)

[@arkansastrash320]

I sure enjoy these fine fast machines

[@TheSonic10160]

The real problem is the American Railroads scrapped their high-speed steam before preservation groups could really get any traction. I'm sure a Milwaukee Road F7 or A class locomotive, or maybe a NYCRR J3-a would be stiff competition for a British streamliner. But we'll never know...

[@f4fwildcat29]

I would move to Britain just for the steam locomotives

[@BornotB-xi6kg]

I suggest going to the national railway muesuem! Amazing and famous loco's there.

[@raphaelcaldwell6623]

Daniel Smith 999ki in by . in j9 . nincompoop ok ok ip Kim nkmmk.l

[@Leatherface123.]

Big boy is running

[@lucymorris9173]

I’m going in two weeks I live in britan

[@SouvikP24]

As a fellow railway enthusiast from India who is more emotionally attached to diesel locomotives and these steams, this video provides me a lot of happiness. Will have to visit UK for these beauties sometime in the future!

[@daddysnalayakaulad]

Thomas and friends spotted in one video.... Thanks for this.....

[@JoblyJohnny]

I love the fact that most/if not all drivers either notice the camera and wave or blow the whistle, such nice people!

[@lubosh4467]

6:42 wooooooaaaaahhh shivers down my spine

[@strikereureka1927]

Neeeeeeeeeeeeeeaaaaaaaaw

[@PeteS_1994]

That horn

[@davidknowles2491]

6:45 - Glorious.

[@rileyvandervlist640]

8:13 was tanking it 😂😂😂

[@thesun7563]

Jesus that’s fast

[@ShadowXII]

Sounds the best, too

[@kirovkirov8825]

Superb, it's good to see that the era of steam locomotives is here to stay.

[@timoilonen1926]

I just love the LNER A4 Pacifics!!

[@cosmincoco6983]

Oh,how much I like these trains,I used to live in such locos but I cannot realized if it is about 142,235, 150 types. Grand merci.

[@davidantoniocamposbarros7528]

For some reason steam engine don't even feel like objects,they feel like normal human beings.... This is why love them

[@florjanbrudar692]

10:23-11:20 My most favourite part of the entire video! I love that low, rumbling noise of 2 steam locomotives roaring down the gradient but a steam loco speeding past a station at night and whistling is 10 times better, whether streamlined or not.

[@aestheticcruise8807]

Those old steamers in action is a gem to witness

[@GZ9090]

6:44...wow! Gorgeous!

[@Timsvideochannel1]

Hi, a lot of time and effort has gone into getting these shots, time well spent, my favorite shot is at 14:44. Thanks for posting .... Tim.

[@MarshSteamVideosTM]

Timsvideochannel1 Thanks, a lot of travelling was involved, along, with some early starts. But it was all worth it, in the end. Regards, Liam

[@thomasgray4188]

Marsh Steam Videos™ for the trobles you went through il draw a picture of 5043 at 4:57

[@mickcarson8504]

Yes, this shot reminds me on my war game, Men of War - Tips and tricks - The Train - Cinematic Effects. Find it on KZbin.

[@l.estebanpadillaruscitto1135]

I'm living in Argentina, and in the past, the argentine railways were build for british enterprises. And, when i watch this movies, I almost see the past of my railroads. All the British infrastructure is present in the Argentine railways. I have many memories of them

[@bb-3653]

Love the rapid "chuguchuguchuguchuguchugu" noise they make as they thunder past

[@cybersquire]

Elegant machines, from a more civilized age.

[@smh1245]

Nah...more like slave owning monopolistic shitheads with no regard for their surroundings whose mistakes are still haunting us even today...

[@ayushprasad6159]

More civilized age? OK Boomer.

[@jaedynjujutsukaisen9]

Sup

[@t700e]

smh124 Uhhh these machines were all built after slavery ended dawg lol

[@mgray2418]

@@smh1245 he’s probably talking about normal people.... not the 0.01% who owned slaves.

[@sam8alex12]

One of the best compilations that I have see, Brilliant shots, THANK YOU

[@MarshSteamVideosTM]

Ernest Johnson High praise, Ernest, thanks very much. Regards, Liam

[@grayslady]

Even though I've been a subscriber for awhile, I missed these when they first came out. Both are terrific! Every Saturday evening before dinner, my best friend and I sit at the computer, here in Illinois, with our vodka cocktails enjoying one of your steam videos. We marvel at the design and engineering craftsmanship and the raw power of these magnificent machines. Of course, we also enjoy seeing that the Pullman cars, made here in Illinois, were also built well enough to still be in service. Thanks for all the work you do on all your steam videos.

[@MarshSteamVideosTM]

Lovely to hear Grayslady, no doubt the Vodka cocktails wen't down well. Regards, Liam

[@markturner4219]

Sorry to disillusion you grayslady - UK has built its own pullman cars since 1910. Most that are still in mainline service were built in Birmingham (UK) or Derby (UK) See link for attached list. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Preserved_British_Pullman_carriages

[@ExpressRailfan]

​@@MarshSteamVideosTMWhat Can I do to avoid copyright claims and strikes?

[@robertfeld5829]

They've still got it - some of these locomotives have been put into pasture for years, but they haven't lost their charm.

[@VishwaNathGummaRaju]

at 0325 and 0645 the speeding giants were awesome...each one special in own way and the inimitable spewing of smoke and steam...Thank you Marsh Steam, we look to more additions

[@MarshSteamVideosTM]

+ViswaNath GummaRaju Thank you very much for commenting. I'm glad you enjoy the video.

[@susannakristiina3514]

2:45 That pigeon thought my grindstones are more important now 🕊️

[@rickyhermawan8979]

I wasn't a railfan, but after watching these kind of videos man, I love trains

[@vaneiderosendo9381]

C. Cc. C.

[@vaneiderosendo9381]

Ricky Desiro

[@highphysics3617]

My Gosh! At 6.40,coming around the sweeping bend into a totally empty station is magic. Going like the clappers. What a treat !

[@thomaskunzel271]

fascinating mashines in best condition! You can be proud of it! The roarin thunder is filling every concert hall of the country.

[@adilusa]

13:07 a guy lays down on the platform to take a photo :)

[@adendangoaposi9416]

1:25 that was a bit dangerous shake at the intersection though.

[@matzk0840]

😳😳

[@drcurv]

Glorious video quality; thanks for uploading. It's wonderful to see steam in all her splendour putting on an unbeatable show.

[@MarshSteamVideosTM]

+drcurv Thanks for the comment. I'm glad you enjoyed the coverage.

[@drcurv]

+Marsh Steam Videos™ Hi - my pleasure! You're more than welcome. When I have time I'll look at some of your other uploads.

[@timjmyall]

Excellent fun - nice to see these locos at speed rather than the sedate pace of preserved lines. Thanks for posting.

[@MarshSteamVideosTM]

+Gregor Samsa Glad you enjoyed it. I'm hoping to put together another compilation later on in the year.

[@arclight1456]

EXCELLENT VIDS cheers to U guys at marsh steam nice one.

[@BLKBRDD]

I can’t get over the speed that those solid steel coupling rods move. The forces wanting to pull it apart must be huge.

[@SP-cl4kb]

These moving parts are so satisfying 😅

[@mrnobody8316]

And that ladies and gentlemen. Is how clouds are made

[@jamesmccann1097]

Another great video in a collection of great videos. Nothing takes your breath away like seeing the horse at full gallop. Thanks again for sharing your fantastic videos!

[@MarshSteamVideosTM]

+James McCann Thanks for the kind comment James. I'm glad you enjoyed the video.

[@jamesmccann1097]

+Marsh Steam Videos™ Your very welcome. All these great videos by you and others have cemented the fact that I will be making the journey to see them in person. Keep them coming and take care Jim.

[@borkumriff642]

Great compilation, great quality too !! Thanks for sharing.

[@macca8562]

Childhood memories come flooding back seeing this, those great days

[@betsietaylor4805]

i love trains especaly steam locomotives and this the vidoe to watch for train fans like me

[@hughvane]

To this day - and I've had many of them - I've never understood how those evident moving parts, conn rods especially, hold together under such obvious stress.

[@BrianKanner]

hughvane I don't think we can even build these anymore! Not like that, anyway...

[@TheBarnem13]

+Brian Kanner well we did look at Tornado as an example!

[@georgec8859]

The Tornado, a modern monster. There are still other modern-built steam locos today.

[@kiwitrainguy]

The same thing is in every car engine ( and trucks, ships, etc) the only difference is that on a steam loco they are exposed.

[@jasonahdjfhsdfg]

I've always thought this. Every time I see one of these trains running at high speed I immediately picture the con-rods snapping and flying off.

[@spinosgamingchannel206]

Reminds me so much of Sodor!

[@MIRaill]

The shot of Galatea was just superb, loved it. Matt

[@MarshSteamVideosTM]

MI Rail Cheers, was going well.

[@TRICELLxGAMER]

Make steam great again.

[@henk188]

Steam Locomotive !Greatest !,Amazed !, I'm from Indonesia!

[@TheWesternExplorer]

Superb compilation of mainline steam in action. Thoroughly enjoyable. Regards, Dave.

[@MarshSteamVideosTM]

***** Many thanks, Dave. Glad you like it. Regards, liam

[@Igdesuryautamamantra]

I love the smoke. Like train from the darkness especially tha night steam locomotive

[@Ztlicko]

The Scots guardsman looks like its going to break the sound barrier. Yet further incredible footage.

[@tinkthanks]

Marsh Videos: This is a very nice film. I thoroughly enjoyed this. The trains, the scenes, the sounds, parting shot, the compilation is great! Thank you for sharing.

[@martinejoseph1644]

Les trains à vapeur Anglais , sont les plus beaux du monde à regarder dans leurs vidéos à grande vitesse !!!!!! Jo' B' ( Vesoul ) FRANCE le 07/10/17 Grand Merci !

[@noepeckham9648]

Oui, nos trains sont absolument magnifique.

[@brianminghella3312]

16.04 Charging through the station on a curve. Best of a fantastic series of shots. Marvellous camera work.

[@user-wp6eh1gi4z]

Great video, thanks for loading. Takes me back many years, the power, the smell of the steam. Marvelous

[@kleiner851]

I'm not really interested in trains, but Now i have fallen in love with them, steam or diesel!! thanks

[@oldwhippersnapper3]

I remember standing on the overhead bridge at Toronto NSW as a kid and copping a faceful of steam as the loco passed under. Lovely memories.

[@MarshSteamVideosTM]

+oldwhippersnapper3 Glad to rekindle you're memories.

[@pranavpatki]

no one: KZbin: Wanna see some StEaM LoCoMoTiVeS aT 60mPh

[@schmenkspeedtyping218]

60+

[@overpoweredsteamproduction513]

There are no mistakes -master oogway

[@vultschlange]

the hell do you mean "no one." EVERYONE wants to see these magnificent engines at speed, blud.

[@davidantoniocamposbarros7528]

@@vultschlange except green party members

[@voidjavelin23]

​@@davidantoniocamposbarros7528 "umm akchualy the steams are more polluting than electric locomotives" - 🤓

[@Barty611]

Brilliant piece of work.Thankyou.

[@tanja8907]

I love the 2.09 one, the way it appears tanking around the bend and tiling.Thank you for this wonderful video

[@TheShowgirl25]

So special. You love steam trains as much as I do. Thank you!

[@adamparry2335]

KZbin: Recommends a video about fast steam engines from roughly half a decade ago. Me(Who doesn’t really watch videos like these at all): An unexpected visit, but a welcome one.

[@sirjohng1]

Awesome shots bring back great lineside memories of my youth. Dodgy old track in some of the shots made the locos buck and rock. Great to see the fives giving their all.

[@MarshSteamVideosTM]

***** Thanks, was a favourite moment of mine, with the Fives at speed.

[@marsvltor2]

The big GW 4-6-0s were bucking all over the place!!! No wonder the other three of the Big Four used Pacific power - the trailing trucks were a great asset... (Sorry for late reply BTW).

[@sirjohng1]

marsvltor2 : The Kings had a special design of front bogie using coil and leaf springs which I believe tempered a lot of the bucking at speed.

[@marsvltor2]

The 'joggled' front bogie design was to enable Collett to put the largest diameter inner cylinders into the design, which meant that the leading bogie axlebox had to be of an outside design. In their early days this bogie frames had an habit of misbehaving, too...

[@AndreiTupolev]

I must have missed this when it came out. Fantastic compilation!

[@SuperGlocker77]

I kept looking for Thomas!

[@smcooperationaustralia4244]

Weird how are steam engines allowed on the track still?

[@cuncata]

Why

[@kkhagerty6315]

Masfacebanker Rumbel 2020 well if they can keep up and people pay money to see them I don’t see why not

[@voidjavelin23]

Why bother?

[@Drew-og5mr]

@6:32 Amazing roar.

[@troystaten5633]

Really neat. Thank you for showing us.

[@robertmartin5494]

I enjoyed this film a lot. From USA

[@budgie8264]

Good to see the white smoke and not the black from burning oil. Great machines and really fast.

[@halligalli6248]

Dampfloks auf Höchstgeschwindigkeit. Herrlich. Stellt euch mal vor was in der Feuerbüchse und dem Kessel los ist, die HÖLLE !!!!!

[@Perrygallo]

Nothing fills me with greater pride and nostalgia than seeing these beautiful engines still going strong. Doesn't it add considerable weight to have those diesels supporting at the back?

[@themightyzanoss8409]

if I am not mistaken they are used as generators

[@Helvett222]

Awesome video greetings from the great fan turn - the UK ---- :)

[@struck2soon]

Great shots. Interesting to note just how many of those trains had a diesel on the rear, it seems an unfortunate fact of life that we now have to put up with the majority of "steam" specials with a snot-box at back.

[@MarshSteamVideosTM]

struck2soon Cheers, unfortunately boxes on the back are now well implemented, and there's only a few locos that run unaided, these days.

[@Rosie6857]

struck2soon I wonder in what proportion of those the diseasel is actually pushing. Or is it being pulled, adding quite a bit to the weight of the train?

[@marchovens]

Rosie6857 as far as i know the diesel trains are there to assist in braking and for the occasion that the loc isnt powerfull enough.

[@Rosie6857]

The diesel can't be there for braking purposes because if the brakes on the train were inadequate without it the train would not be allowed anywhere near a railway. The use of diesels seems a bit arbitrary. There have been plenty of cases where the steam loco has only just enough guts to keep going e.g. Hemerdon and Dainton West and no diesel in sight, thank God. It may be that the diseasel, snot-box, gronk is there simply for train-heating purposes.

[@MrDibbsey]

More often than not the diesel is there in case of failure, it means that stock can be moved off the mainline as quickly as possible without incurring the massive fines for causing delays on the national network.

[@Saranaprasadam]

They sound so smooth!

[@jamesmiller113]

6:39 wasn't hanging about!

[@Gaz3801]

Great video, nicely put together. Thanks for posting.

[@MarshSteamVideosTM]

Gaz3801 Thanks for watching & commenting.

[@deepthought3316]

I still remember the smell of steam and sulphur when I was a child. Wonderful machines driven by brave men who changed the world..

[@vaneiderosendo9381]

John Westhead c. Ç. C ç C ç. Ç.

[@vaneiderosendo9381]

Z. Ç

[@vaneiderosendo9381]

John Westhead C.

[@rokibepi1157]

This steamers are best 😂😂😎

[@florjanbrudar692]

In Slovenia we have quite a lot of preserved steamies all over the country, especially in our railway museum, and only 4 are in working order. They were built in 1920, 1922 1930 and 1964. The first three haul railway museum trains of their own while the 1964 locomotive (painted blue and different colours) runs regular service.

[@neilbolger2679]

Very good combo. I love the site of these beasties and the sounds too. Especially when the coaches trundle along . Modern stuff have nothing on these machines . Thanks for showing this video. Keep up the good work

[@TheSorub]

aboutto all those concerned by climat change these trains represent i tiny amount of co2 emissions , they dont in any whey represent modern day transportation on uks railways mostly what comes out the top is steam

[@voidjavelin23]

These "greenspace" fellas really think that a steam cloud is a pollutant

[@jontydenton1898]

Chuffing magnificent....Penrith is the place that big old curve

[@seesaw41]

I love the way the smoke bursts out when they pass under bridges

[@cfb15jan]

Fascinating sequence not least to see just how effectively some locos lift the exhaust up and way clear of locomotive.

[@MarshSteamVideosTM]

The Spam Cans are the worst offenders for not lifting steam away !

[@cfb15jan]

Yes, it's seeing the West Country cut that made me comment.

[@MarshSteamVideosTM]

I think it makes for a dramatic scene.

[@garryferrington811]

When you shoot these things from the front with a super long lens, and the perspective gets squashed, these engines look like they're going about 6 mph.

[@rafibaihaqi2247]

Conor:want to race?

[@sydwoods.woodsendjunction9492]

great vid mate well filmed can't beat a bit of express steam

[@MarshSteamVideosTM]

Cheers Syddy, glad you liked it. I will be uploading another one of these compilations in two weeks time.

[@confusedwolf7157]

2:27 LMS (?) honking through....

[@yeoobabab404]

I Love the Mallard, Britannia, and the Duchess of Sutherland

[@giuseppegulino]

grazie di cuore per questo super fantastico video molto bello un saluto caro giuseppe

[@malcolmabram2957]

I always thought steam engines used their whistle just to show off, and rightly so. I recently learnt it was also for safety.

[@twoyorkie]

Just sent shivers !! fantastic ,thanks !!

[@MarshSteamVideosTM]

David Benbow Glad to hear.

[@markbalcombe811]

Very good filming by the way.