Morning Oscar, another episode of memories, thank you, oh, see you tidied your work bench, regards, pete

My compulsory Sunday night viewing from Melbourne Australia. Thanks Oscar!

A nice wee running session for Sunday morning . Good one

Another very enjoyable running session. Excellent Southern locomotives. You must have nerves of steel to run the railway and talk at the same time.

Hi Oscar, Great to see the return of the 'gentle stop' to your recent videos. During your dalliance with Series 6 track and Zero 1, the stops seemed anything but gentle..... :-) Cheers Adrian

Great start to Sunday Oscar. Thankyou

Morning Sunday Oscar, great video thanks for sharing, yeah those 0-6-0's are really noisey, for my sins I've got 2, Ktf J

The R1 0-6-0 was the first 2 rail locomotive Hornby Dublo marketed. ( if my memory serves me correctly) It was always considered an odd prototype to model as by 1959 they were mainly used on the Folkestone Harbour Branch to work Boat Trains up and down the branch.

Fabulous start to Sunday yet again Oscar. Terrific running session. Thanks for sharing. Roy.

Morning Oscar, nice relaxing session....👌

Morning Oscar Another great Southern Region themed video to compliment my Sunday morning breakfast! Somehow the green liveried coaches look perfect when matched with the Bulleid Pacifics, reminds me of my boyhood days travelling from Waterloo to Ilfracombe on the Atlantic Coast Express! It was a pleasure to meet you yesterday at the TCS event. Keep the videos coming they are brilliant.

Another enjoyable episode with your layout. Since finding your channel a couple of months ago I’ve been slowly going through your past videos in order. As many previous comments have said, the nostalgia factor is huge with regards to these models, I’m sure many viewers have fond memories of Tri-ang and early Hornby items, much like I do. Back in the 60’s Tri-ang ruled over here in Canada, those gorgeous red boxes were in every hobby shop and in every toy section of major department stores everywhere. You along with Mr. Snooze have been instrumental in motivating me to dig out the few pieces of equipment I have left from my youth and try to get them running again. It’s going to be a while before I get a proper layout going, and in the meantime I have many videos on your channel to keep me going. Cheers from Canada! 🇨🇦

Morning Oscar another great video. Lovely little green Dublo tank, Sue just loved it! Great to see you and Roberta again at the TCS Leicester event yesterday, a great day out. Regards to you both from Rob & Sue.

Morning Oscar , it was nice to see your Bullied running with wheel slip ,even though on a gradient , the class living up to its reputation .It’s really nice to see southern stock running again , I think it’s about 3 wks now & very enjoyable .Keep up the good work .😊

Noting your comment about the building and fences moving, either "Tacky Wax" or a product that was called "Clear Dots Tape Double Sided Glue Sticky Sticker DIY 3-15mm Strong Tack" (eBay) when I bought it which is little dots of removable tack like what you would get with a credit card stuck to the letter from a bank will work. I appreciate you will not want to glue so this might work as a solution that can be completely removed. Enjoyed the video as always, Tom.

Good video this morning Oscar, that hornby Dublo 0-6-0 looks to be a good model, good to see the West Country running more, as I said last week I would love to have one of those in my collection,keep up the good work Oscar.

G'day Oscar, Lots of Just playing trains this week. Very nice. All those point changes along with operating the camera. You are busier than a one armed juggler. 😂 I dont know how you dont miss more points. I have about a quarter of the points you have and I always miss at least one in a session. And Im not filming or doing commentary. Hats off to you.

When I was a kid I used to read "The Model Railway Men" books by Ray Pope. Stories about a Ladd loft railway with characters who were alive on it. Basketball was the express engine starring in these books. I'm now 60 this year and have managed to get hold of a couple of copies half a century on. Great to see your loco running.I bet this is the layout Ray had in mind when writing them.

Hi Oscar, Great session with the 0-6-0 tank in lovely condition. I suppose liveliness can come from power to weight ratio and could be balanced with another coach, avoiding the road to wheel slip of course. Gordon

Morning Oscar, what a great start to my day, how good do all those green trains look. It really is a fantastic collection of trains. It's amazing to me that all the engines sound so different, they all have their own characters. I bet if we blindfolded you and run your trains you could identify them just by the way they run around your railway. I unfortunately missed last week as I was away, and I haven't caught up yet, I'll watch the Barnstaple video later. Take care Oscar, thanks for your hard work bringing these entertaining videos to us. Eddy xx

Thanks Oscar, I've always loved the R1, a great runner, somebody gave me a green version back around 1980, and I've added a few others since then, they are all very consistent, I have a couple of chassis that I'm looking out for bodies to fit, but finding them with the buffers and chimney cap intact is a challenge, thanks again, great session.

A Lovely Running Session Oscar as per usual - didn't know about that little washer thingy in the funnel of the 0-6-0!!! 🙂🙂🚂🚂🚂

Excellent running again Oscar, you're getting so good at it that we may soon see you running to a timetable. My little HD 2207 is a noisy runner too but I love it. Cheers, David.

Oscar your vids are becoming as welcome as Sunday morning coffee and papers! It would be nice to see you present a track plan of this layout, which is fascinating in terms of what we now call play value, together with some dimensions of your room/layout space. Keep em coming , regards Paul.

Hello Oscar, it's Martin from Hull in the East Riding of Yorkshire. Just watched your latest video with your great little green tank locomotive. I can just imagine her pulling her green coach on some little branch line deep in the English countryside, miles away from any big city. The type of branch line where all the staff know each other and the locomotive driver and fireman have time for a cup of tea at some of the stations. What a nice thought, sadly that can't be done nowadays unless you go to a private railway, at least we can still do that. Your Battle of Britain class locomotives look splendid Oscar. Sunday morning wouldn't be the same without a visit to your splendid model railway. As I always say, your railway takes me back to my childhood days playing with my railway on the carpet with my dear old dad, who i miss very much. Sorry Oscar, I am rambling on again. Well you have a wonderful layout and I thank you again for letting all of us to watch and enjoy your amazing railway. Well now it's time for my cup of tea and my toasted tea cake. Keep safe Oscar and have a good week ahead. 👍🚂🚃

Hi Oscar, nice to see all those suburban trains together. I may have already mentioned that the 2206 R1 was my first loco, a hand-me-down from an older brother who was more interested in model aeroplanes. Still going strong 50 years on. Just checking with you, is it alright for me to recommend your loco reviews on my channel? I won't be doing detailed loco reviews, I will be concentrating more on the buildings. Your reviews are interesting and thorough and have been very helpful to me, it would be nice to give folks a link to more detailed information. All the best Guy

Hi Oscar. I have a couple of these in my collection. I always wondered why the buffers on this engine were never painted. Just left in bare metal no matter what livery was used.

Good morning to you Oscar from Glasgow another great video 📹 from you Sir do you have any of Hornby after the 1970s Thanks again for the video 📹

It would be interesting to see a direct comparison between Dublo locomotives and their Wrenn equivalents. For example, my Wrenn Class 08 shunter has flanged centre wheels whereas it seems that the Dublo version doesn't.

Hi Oscar, I have a hard time imagining the Hornby 2 rail locos running on Tri-ang Series 3 track? They seem to like it OK, but seem to occasionally stutter just a bit on some points? The wheel spacing on the 0-6-0 may be just a little bit different to Tri-ang, hitting a 'dead' spot on the frog now and then? The performance is very good though, considering these are from different brands of trains? Is it possible to run around the top station in the other direction, or do you just prefer the 'usual' way? So many different route choices, No wonder that a point gets forgotten occasionally? Great video ... Thanks for sharing... Oh, my station bits move around a bit too.. The old locos must shake the table a bit, I guess??

Hi there Oscar ,, yet another great running video from you. Do you have any of the battlespace carriages you could run for us in one of your running videos ie the triple axle rocket launcher and the triple axle spotlight carriage and the launching helicopter and the R.567 radar carriaege if you have them that would be great... Also i just wanted to ask you if you play all your videos that you make and release to everyone as I have seen a few videos where i could not watch them as it said something about having to be a member of some sort and want me to sign up and pay money for your content. I didnt click on anything or go any further as i thougnt it may have been a scam site as you can never be too careful these days. So if if these are legit videos (still not 100% sure if they are or not) do you eventually release them to the "poor old guys like me" who love to watch your KZfaq channel all the way from Australia haha ? So thanks heaps for all the awesome running sessions videos you have made and thankyou for your wealth of knowledge that you openly share with us all to watch and learn from you. Cheers from John in Australia