😁 easily done!

I recently uploaded a video of BR Blue Diesels which you might also enjoy

Can't wait

You can never have enough!

@@michaeldavies9600 So true!

@@ILikeTransport I was going to buy some second hand carriges the other week and my Mrs said havent you got enough?Dont be daft ws the reply :)

@@michaeldavies9600 😂😂. I got a 4 car Bachmann Voyager on eBay (with slight damage) for £48!

@@michaeldavies9600 sorry I accidentally pressed send before I finished typing. I was with a mate when I ordered it he said "Haven't you got enough trains?!" I said "are you trying to sound like a fool?!"

Good luck with it, thanks for watching

You can now get the chassis new direct from Hornby for £8 plus postage

I have one by Bachman that looks similar

Its a better model, but of course more expensive

Nice, they are a great little loco

The manufacturer's don't seem over bothered about young/new modellers, they would rather milk the older, richer enthusiast

@@BudgetModelRailways Ah yes, that's unfortunately true. They'll find that's not sustainable in the long run, which is sad. You'd think they'd want to build up the next generation of loyal customers/hobbyists.

@Budget Model Railways , I thought that was one of the reasons for the Coca Cola set, was surprised to hear you call it awful just after saying you’re not worried about accuracy, when it’s hopefully going to get younger ones interested (that includes my son!) he also loves the yellow Bagnal. Have just received your 0-4-0 shunter body, it’s waiting in line for me as I also need to pretty up my Lima shunter! Keep up the good work

@@peterbelsten6875 Fair comment, I'm not a big fan of corporate branding but can see what you mean about the young ones. Enjoy our shunter and send us some pics please

@@peterbelsten6875 To each their own I suppose, but yes, hopefully it will do the job of getting kids into the hobby.

I have made an oo oval layout 16x26in so it's possible

So pleased thanks. New slow running chassis are available direct from Hornby for £8

1st radius is fine for most locos, even large ones, we have two videos on this if it helps. But be careful of newer locos, esp larger ones as for various reasons they can be very restricted with some only suitable for 2nd or even 3rd radius! Most older second hand locos will be fine. Almost everything on the layout, bridges tunnels hills buildings can be made from cardboard , its our main building material so we have lots of videos on this. I am also using some of the cheap Dapol buildings now which might be good (video out Friday) but shop around on price. Hope this helps. Email us if you need longer answers or me info if you like happy to help

Yes a starter set is best but shop around and you can usually get one discounted down to £50-60, its contents would cost over £80 separately. You will also get a controller, they are not the best but OK for running a train round an oval. We bought one from Aldi for £50 at Christmas. Shop around carefully for any additions you buy, prices vary hugely especially online. Try Kernow Model Centre, AGR Models, The Island Railway Shop or Hattons, who all discount new online. Better still buy second hand especially track and points, we have never bought these new and have had no issues. Peco points are the same price as Hornby but far superior. Take a look at our website for a good DC do it yourself, cheap controller.

Thanks, I feel the same about many steam locos in fact. I guess it depends on what you know

Hi John thanks for commenting. Actually I have just sold this layout to make way for other projects. Favourite locos is a bit like favourite bits of music, it depends what mood I am in. My Hornby 0-4-0 BR Saddle tank, Hornby Bagnall and Lima Class 33 would be in the running. Also my 3d printed N gauge locos on Kato chassis

Oh right I can’t wait for your next project on your railway, doesn’t matter what your size it will be I will enjoy it. Thank you.

We are currently working on an N gauge layout , we have just uploaded a video. Thanks for watching and commenting

Doesn't that block the movement? Or do you get enough play for a 250mm radius

We have had a couple, if I could find one that cheap I could be tempted

Sorry, I gave up with N , too small, too expensive

@@BudgetModelRailways it's fine I love n and 00 and infact at home is 00 on a budget and at dads its N gauge not on a budget...planning to get your tram because I love side plates...can we see you do a rail bus with a 0-4-0 chassis with metal running board but with 4 wheel coach body as a steam rail bus.

We have a steam tramway and two rail buses in OO, thanks for watching

Smokey Joe and the other 0-4-0 locos should be about £20. Hornby will sell you the motorised chassis for £8, there is no way a plastic body should add £32 to the retail! I wouldn't describe any loco as only £249, but I guess there will be enough enthusiasts to pay that kind of money, it's five times my budget for any loco

@@BudgetModelRailways yea precisely my thoughts.

If you take a look at our videos on why are model railways so expensive, and the future of model railways I go into this in a bit more depth

@@BudgetModelRailways I,m pretty sure I,be watched it

2.5 ft by 4ft

Curves are 12.75in radius old jouef track

Still got two, just haven't filmed them yet

@@BudgetModelRailways okay cool what liverys have they got

Lined BR Black and Jsdr blue. I also have a lner green one

We remove them and block them, don't let it put you off they are a sad minority

Budget Model Railways thank you. I will. Keep up with the great work!

What's the name of your channel and we will have a look

Budget Model Railways it’s Watermillfilms. I’ve got a few railway videos . But it’s all a bit of a mishmash.

Thank you for the advice I really appreciate that.

We don't worry too much about that kind of thing, we just run what we like.