Transport Fever 2: Full Journey on the Brill Tramway - Quainton Road to Brill

A recreation in 1:1 scale, based on the Ordnance Survey Revisions of 1898, of a time when a London based commuter railway extended its operations 50 miles into the heart of rural Buckinghamshire. In this video we travel on the little line created by the Duke of Buckingham, at the time the Metropolitan Railway took over operations in 1899,
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[@mikepowell2776]

Found it! Thank you. It was brilliant (brill? No, sorry.) When we explored the course of the line in the mid-60s the overgrown ruins of the brickworks was still there complete with one sunken siding upon which were the fragmentary remains of a truck with a tree growing through it. Your presentation brought very pleasant memories of a lost world.

[@benissafe]

As a fan of the Brill Tramway and transport fever this series is excellent. Wish I still had a pc that could run the game.

[@rich83uk]

This is such a lovely video. My father was a member of The Buckinghamshire Railway Centre, because of this I grew up having an interest in the Brill Tramway. It's so nice being able to watch and see what the line would have looked like. Please keep up the good work. Looking forward to seeing more of your videos.

[@anthonyguter]

Thanks. I don't have any plans to do any more right now but maybe one day ...

[@GreatCenteralGlory]

Your work is criminally underrated, that route is beautiful!

[@anthonyguter]

Thanks very much, glad you enjoyed it

[@henrybest4057]

As a fan of the Brill tramway (A friend and I tried to walk along it in the early 1960s) I thank you for this representation. I notice, however, one error. Platform edges were not painted white until 1939, as part of the WWII blackout regulations. My impression is that the road was much nearer to the railway than you have shown, but that may be because the road had been widened between the time of your depiction and the 1960s, when I saw the remains of it.

[@anthonyguter]

I made this some time ago when there was less choice of platform models than there is now. You may be right about the road placing as well - I take more time these days in checking with the original maps.

[@SirAugwich]

Love your voice!

[@anthonyguter]

You are very kind. I don't much like the sound of it but there's nothing I can do

[@ulazygit]

@@anthonyguter you can make make more awesome videos!