The tragically LOST TANK ENGINES of WW1

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A tragic tale of 3 brave little tank engines that went to help during WW1 but never made it there and indeed never made it home.
Hopefully you'll have never heard of the Bideford, Westward Ho! and Appledore Railway, which is good. I hope you get to learn something new and that the story of the 2 missing locomotives gets discussed again.

[@DieselD7101]

It always sucks when engines are lost to history instead of being preserved.

[@gavinstricklin9512]

Agreed

[@aplane9625]

Big Bertha and the class 456: you can say that again

[@brenlc1412]

Fun Fact: Many a workmen will say that when the moon is full, they can see the little engines trying to get home… But they never make it.

[@bowlinerailfan]

"Duncan Gets Spooked" Thomas and Friends season 5

[@Steamenginesunited3456]

Can't hear the name Bideford without thinking of James May

[@eliotreader8220]

I think some one has done a painting of the three engines crossing the bridge

[@frankthediesel102p6]

Petition to rebuild more of the railway or atleast a replica of the locomotives

[@gavinstricklin9512]

Signed

[@pacermanthefan]

theres almost nothing left of this railway

[@Bulbasaur617]

Sad to see these tank engines lost. They would've been cool if they were preserved. Cool video talking about these tank engines. Keep up the great work and take care.

[@Steam1937]

They wouldn't have been preserved even if they didn't sink

[@antonio_but_really]

What an opening!

[@Terrier55Stepney]

Thank you, I tried to go for a more dramatic approach and this was the perfect subject matter for that.

[@ivoryfields2631]

North Western Railway of Sodor locomotive number 1 in the railway series be like :

[@kineticrail]

Been visiting bideford for years and was always intrigued by these locos and the railway. Great episode of guide rail ( even stayed in a camp on top of the formation)

[@JohnDavies-cn3ro]

Actually, yes, some of us have heard of the railway - and the mystery about the engines' fate. Good film, though,

[@thepacerman]

its nice to see some railway storys a bit more local to me 👍

[@greatwestern57]

As a cornish person, I find it really exciting that there could be an unknown wreck with two locomotives on board! (Its obviously quite sad though)

[@Lamp_2155]

Would’ve been fascinating if those locos had existed and ran part of the line in preservation. It’s always nice when locos work at their original homes

[@harrisonallen651]

7:29 so this is what Thomas would look like with cowcatchers?

[@tee6025]

“But I don’t catch cows sir!” “They’ll all say I look like a tram!”

[@paull2613]

No idea how fascinating thank you

[@OfficialTrainzGod]

Yes sir! New terrier video!

[@Steam1937]

really great video, I hope we get some photos of that wreck.

[@eliotreader8220]

lovely tribute to the three tank engines and their beautiful railway

[@RossParker1877]

You'll be interested in the Machrihanish railway in Argyll Max.

[@bowlinerailfan]

Stepney shunting trucks to point out patreon support and other videos. 👍

[@godzillafan2462]

This Video was something question Terrier55Stepney Would You ever remake/remaster Flying Scotsman vs Tornado

[@Iron_Blood_Enjoyer1933]

Were all three engines of the BHO&A 2-4-2 tanks?

[@Terrier55Stepney]

Yes, all three were the same design.

[@user-mq9ul6xp4l]

Toen de ww2 begon kwam de D Day ( in Normandië) in Frankrijk.😮😢 ( Percy deet me ).

[@The_NW_EngineYT]

How am I already here-

[@stultusmcgee9099]

Erm… because you clicked on the video 🤓

[@StepneyStudios2011]

He ain’t lying

[@bramdeheus718]

Where is that half a coach nowadays?

[@user-zr5yj1od5q]

I always wondered why w/c class was called Westwood ho

[@ListerDavid]

Love WW history, Steam history and Ship wrecks so this ticks all the boxes. 👍

[@danny1983ish]

Be good if the 04s or the little tanks could be raised

[@Apollo_Vanron]

Yes yes yes !

[@sudrianrailwaystudios676]

If only the lost tank engines from World War I were preserved in present day instead of being lost forever…

[@Enzo-fk1tx]

Rest in pistons

[@Alextrains502]

Cool

[@memesteel4399]

What gauge did they run on?

[@Terrier55Stepney]

They were standard gauge, so compatible with the rest of the UK's mainline and in France.

[@W.E1522]

noooo not the little boy nooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo

[@LolLol-xy4rh]

What’s that map that you used?

[@Terrier55Stepney]

RailMapOnline. Very handy tool for tracing out old railway lines and canals.

[@benaseervatham8092]

o7 to those who have fallen

[@Fanofmurdoch9702]

Woo

[@Daddy_donaldanddouglas]

Claim you "here before 1000" tolken here! You really think i was begging for likes? Just reading this got you a spot! 837 spots left

[@ListerDavid]

Haha, nice.

[@noahmitchell7903]

Would be cool to make a Thomas-like story out of detailing the journey of the one little engine that went on until the 30’s

[@dukeofgordon]

Real

[@user-pi2wp8un3f]

00:31 7:43 Lady?????!!!!!!!!!!???????????

[@davelee5621]

Under hour gang

[@CaseyJonesNumber1]

Avonmouth is pronounced as it is spelt, not "Avonmuth".

[@Comeng_]

Egg

[@Masky875]

hi

[@user-uv3of2bm8s]

There were hundreds of tank engines that were lost in the first world war no matter how you put it