Richard Sears introduces his Aster gauge 1 Merchant Navy locomotive, remarkably true to Ron Jarvis' rebuild of Bulleid's original locomotive. Ride 70000 Britannia around Richard's track at ruvid.net/video/видео-ME5lA7aXir0.html
Love it, I want one. I admire people like you firstly who have a natural flair for demonstrating on camera the technical operation of a lovely model and then for sharing it with us in your garden.
Thanks for reminding me how stupid the internet is, I forgot for a moment there. “Waste of time”, are you sure? He put time and effort into making this, have some sympathy.
Aloha from Oahu Hawaii 96782, cuz real cool wish I had one, i had all the small trains my mom bought me for gifts back in da fifths 1951is wen I was born, now the trains would worth some money today lol, I'm 68 so I had a few in my real younger age smile aloha
Where is this located? How long did it take to build this beautiful little loco? I notice there are double tracks. Does he have more locomotives? Seeing this in operation, seems almost surreal. What a great video!!!
No passengers on. At all. He made his world without people and the train starts after 10 fukin. minutes after he kept talking, keep talking, For a reason, no real reason but it seems bit scary, lonely and weird..
I used to work for Nexus media - we published Model Engineer and Model Engineer Workshop magazines. It was fantastic to see the skill and passion these guys put into their models. Sadly, with engineering practically dead as a career now in the UK, having the skills to build this sort of thing for your hobby is a dying art.
You have to appreciate the amount of will and dedication to create something like this. If it came in a kit and only took a day to assemble, I'd probably find something else to do.
These days, enjoying your child like side is called Aspergers lol..some people dislike because they are broken and unhappy...think that covers that..gnz