Your Model Railway Village - Part 17

NOT ONE, BUT TWO sections of slightly curved track. Some scatter grass of a light green colour, a look at Newcastle Railway Station as well as a look at the Severn Valley Railway!
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[@PalomboDylan]

Can't wait for part 18 and on! Still loving your videos will!!! Please keep going with videos like this and others in the future because I think you are the best model railroad KZbinr in the world and nothing anyone says about you or your videos will change my opinions about this!!!! Long live the IC82 channel! :)

[@Lighting_Desk]

I live in Newcastle and she is a magnificent station. Highly recommend a trip up here, if not just for the architecture, but for then many heritage railways in the surrounding area... Like the Tanfield railway, and the Bowes Railway... This place is steeped in engineering, architectural and days gone bye kind of history!

[@JAS0NJW]

Newcastle is a wonderful station and city... Birth place of the railway and home to its farther! I'm proud to be a Geordie

[@sirrliv]

I do highly recommend Newcastle. Went there last summer for a long weekend and it was brilliant. Apart from the station, you must see the Armstrong swing bridge, just a short walk away, the Discovery Museum, which houses the steam yacht Turbinia, the world's first steam turbine-powered vessel, and if you're up for making a weekend of it you must spend a full day at the Beamish Museum, the closest thing man has yet developed to time travel, an incredible look at life in Britain in the 19th & Early 20th Centuries. Particular attractions include their collection of antique trams & replica buses, the Pockerley Wagonway and its roster of faithfully replicated pre-Rainhill steam engines, and of course their Victorian station scene, complete with short demonstration train.

[@SuperDanielreed]

Newcastle station has just been done up it look fantastic a must see

[@advancedapproachproduction2394]

Best projection ever.

[@lparris777]

Thank you for featuring my letter in MBM yesterday:)

[@FireWarriorRB45518]

Hi Will The severn valley railway did feature in the tv series I mentioned to you on twitter called 'oh doctor beeching'. The station at Arley was turned into 'Hatley' for the tv show and several member of staff and rolling stock from there were used to make the show.

[@JaeV2000]

Lol I like the earth diagram and I'm glad that they have got round to the SVR in ymrv sires

[@TheDarylSharp]

Will, I'm guessing you mean Glasgow Central Station and not Glasgow Queen Street. Although queen street is a really nice building Central Station is definitely one of top stations in the UK. Was always a good place to be as a kid in the 80's/90's to see and hear the trains that ran the west coast line.

[@ianrobinson151]

I would love to see the rest of the series, have you given up or just teasing us 🙃

[@MDHGames]

FYI LMR is Longmoor military railway. Long since closed. 35028 and others were stored there

[@smartdesignuneed]

Surprised to see Necastle Central Station which is my local mainline station. I even worked there for a while many years ago

[@jake7umtb316]

Bit of a weird coincidence will. Just booked my train tickets to Kidderminster and booked my seven valley railway tickets for next Tuesday and I check my sub box for your video and this episode contains the seven valley railway haha but good video will keep it up

[@jacobwilson5468]

I hope Gloucestershire Warwickshire Railway gets featured in a future issue of Your Model Railway Village.

[@willcoleman9691]

LMR stands for Longmoor Military Railway look it up there locos had a very fancy paint scheme, mainly WD 2-10-0's 2-8-0's and Austeritys, but there has been a S160 painted in the colour scheme as well. You can get it in model form it is a bit rare and expensive but defiantly worth the money I think.

[@psp0guy]

Lol, when he said 'a bag of grass' ahah

[@lparris777]

Nice video as always Will

[@bobthedalek]

Yes, Gordon is available as a 00 gauge model, I believe Bachmann produce a model, though I'm not sure if it's still in production. Also, L.M.R stands for 'Longmoor Military Railway', if memory serves me right :)

[@greatwesternsteam4040]

LMR stands for longmore Military Railway ( not sure if that's how you spell it ) and was a railway operated by the military. It was used for training and things like that. I think it is now closed. Bachman do an N gauge model like the one in the picture in a train pack with some wagons or coaches ( can't remember which ).

[@peterirving6966]

LMR is I think the Longmoor Military Railway. Bachmann do/did one of those locos in OO and there is definitely a set in N

[@northeast7412]

that is the largest radius curve i have ever seen if it truly does surround the entire earth, cant see any loco's having problems jamming up on them curves

[@timobluetreemodels352]

Hi Will, Another great video, these really are becoming part of my daily routine! I live very close to the SVR and I am very regular visitor so please let me know if you are going? Be great to maybe meet up there? Kind regards Tim

[@angeltransportpjects]

Just like British Rail 'We're Getting There' ... 'Eventually!' This Hachette bunch should have called this 'Your Eventual Model Railway Village' though some of that supplemental information in the magazine looks very interesting. GLASGOW: Central and Queen Street are both termini - Queen Street definitely is for the Edinburgh line. Also LMR had two significances to the railway in Britain: 'Longmoor Military Railway' in the World War II era and 'London Midland Region' in the Post 1955 to Privatization 1997 era of British Railways / British Rail. I still refer to my 1980s (Hornby) Class 86 and (Lima) Class 87 locomotives as 'LMR Overhead Electrics' as this was correct at the time these were in service and the models were all released too.

[@90tank]

The series looks to be good for attracting new people to the hobby, how ever the track they include doesn't look to promising as it's been pointed out by others to be steel which isn't good for modelling with these days unless you are doing Dai Woodhams Barry Scrapyard. I am a little surprised you don't remember BBC 1s "Oh Dr Beeching" filmed at Arley on the SVR, during the 1990's. Although I was young when it aired (being born in 1990) I remember fondly the BR (LMS) Green Ivatt Class 2 and 3 BR MK1s in Crimson and Cream with the theme tune taken from "Oh Mr Porter what shall I do". The show ran from 1996-97 with two series. Goodnight Mr Tom was also filmed on the SVR with a far few more.

[@thehole4472]

LMR was the Longmoor Military Railway in Hampshire closed 1969

[@Railway-xt3ut]

Are you doing more do your own model railway videos I like them

[@jakestrains2646]

Thank you will

[@curtisgraham22]

more of these video please

[@jonathanchilton5542]

the LMR loco in question is of the Longmoor Military Railway and is available in N gauge as a set by Graham Farish. Out of interest have you ever been to the East Lancashire Railway as it is by far one of the more pleasant and scenic heritage lines in the country

[@thattrainguy]

The final bit out of Bury it the worst but of heritage railway I have ever been on. Sorry

[@neilgosling1132]

Hi ic82 I have just had a look for the lmr no 600 ( Gordon ) I have not bin a ale to fined it I have fond no 400 by Bachman Thanks for the videos All the best Neil

[@Splop10]

Oh, Doctor Beeching! was filmed at the SVR I believe.

[@austinmilich648]

You can get a 2-8-0 version in N gauge from Graham Farish, that one is a 2-10-0

[@M.LXWSON]

I have got a model saying LMR on it. I brought it in a little model shop near I live and only cost me £30.00. It was brand new.

[@intercityirelandcie3875]

You should visit Northern Ireland and check out the old abonded knock more line you can see it from Lisburn and Antrim

[@Bowsy-1120]

Not sure if its been said or not but LMR stands for Longmore Military Railway I believe. Most of their Hunslet Austerity 0-6-0ST got sold off to heritage railways and I believe the Severn Valley got there big Loco.(No idea if this is still there though.)

[@michelledavis7990]

Fenwik's is the best way to buy hornby skaledale, scattered gras, rolling stock and logos in Newcastle

[@ryantshaw-rts6936]

Yes you can get Gordon in N gauge by Graham Farish and LMR stands for the London Military Railway.

[@thattrainguy]

U can't buy Gordon itself but u can buy the 2-8-0 version in LMR livery

[@daniellacatton]

A cheep way to aibrush, Just use an old car wheel at 50 ish psi, And you can use it with your airbrush.

[@sheikhalfihri]

InterCity82 the 812 class is the basis for Donald and Douglas in Thomas the Tank Engine. It can be seen on the absolutely GORGEOUS Strathspey Railway. I highly recommend buying a Bachmann Donald or Douglas and painting it in the Caledonian Blue colour and removing the face. A friend of mine has done that with his model. Are you still going to do the Caledonian Single Modification Project? Thanks you for reading, your TRUE biggest fan, Toby

[@michelledavis7990]

I live next to Newcastle

[@remikrl8080]

Sooooooo Part 18?

[@ashtonferguson4230]

R u doing any more videos?

[@cerysstorey6821]

have you given up on this?

[@ethanreed4413]

did you finish this project? what did you do with all these stuff you buy? were are you?

[@woodenrailway123]

I think they only make the wd 2-10-0 in n gauge

[@captainnemo247]

Have you given up on this Will>? If you have I don't blame you!

[@carpandrei7493]

Is this the latest video in the series? I'm curious how the layout looks like...

[@UnionPacificFan]

Will i think that the track is steel rail. You should test it with a magnet.

[@joeygmc528]

I thought that to, it doesn't look like Nickel silver' P.s will if you read this comment use the magnet and put it on the rails if it moves its steel and if it stays their then It is nickel silver. But I might be the other way round. :-l

[@callumnicolson9984]

I think there is a n gauge l m r loco

[@learmonth1920]

hello i cant find no 19 video onwards where are they please

[@michelledavis7990]

go to south Shields meto train to Newcastle

[@atneks4]

17a?

[@DENPTrains]

Well...umm wheres part 18 IC82??

[@spectacularbossboy6530]

I don't know

[@DENPTrains]

Spectacular Bossboy its probably lost in the void of KZbin videos

[@froig28]

I think LMR means london metropoliton railway but i am probily rong

[@brandobyker1131]

There is no such place as Glasgow station. Glasgow has two stations.

[@seanlowe4780]

Glasgow Central & Glasgow Queen Street

[@redcardinalist]

Brando Byker You beat me to it :) I was about to ask, which station in Glasgow?

[@matthewculley1572]

Don't mock the curved track, they have secret abilities.....................

[@SeaToby11]

MSEL Models & Engineering Yep, curve track make great ovals which create great train layouts on small to large tables. Model railroaders are to use their imagination to straighten the curves out into very long straights. Plus one gets to see more angles of a train on a curve.

[@Thomas__Blue]

Gordon?

[@gregoryalexandre1697]

Thomas Blue Shield p

[@gregoryharris4903]

if he does more track work and least talking about the books he should be on track not off

[@gregoryharris4903]

I'm from Australia not the uk I'm a noob on this you can the read them later as you can sit down with a cupper and read them to your self

[@Mindcraft1995]

lol gordon

[@thattrainguy]

Worth valley = best Defiantly not coz i volunteer there, lol

[@CoasterCollectorUK]

Love the video maybe you can check my oo guage track I have a video uploading right now could you watch it when I upload and give me feed back and tell me how to fix my technical problems

[@owenbywaters721]

First