Spent many a happy Sunday afternoon here when I was younger because my dad was a member. Lovely to see it is still going strong

Wow, they don't hang about on the ground level railway. A well engineered site and lots of railway features. Great video as always.

THE SPEED AND THE CONDITION OF THE TRACK??? And before you ask I was part of the building track team responsible for the lovely section at Reading from the level crossing round to the Station through the woods. Rugby go down as slow as 4 MPH in sections. Mind you jolting a steam boiler produces more steam. Lovely to see a very rare Enterprise in action all 3 cylinders off. Love David and Lily Reading.

Pretty sure this was the track my uncle was a member of in the 1960s / early 70s. We only ever referred to it as Tingley in those days. Got some old cine film (now on video) of a family trip up there. My uncle worked for the LNER later BR and made a 3 1/2 inch gauge Atlantic in his tiny garden shed. It was him I have to thank for my model engineering interest I think.

Nice video Chris good circuits but shame about the speed merchants we have speed indicators to stop that sort of thing ! like that LNER tank loco Regards Graham

Blimey that bloke on the ground level wasn’t hanging around he has a lot of trust in in his track and loco haha

Great video, thanks. I'm doing a bit of tweaking of the WRSLS website and was wondering if I could embed a link to this video? Cheers, Stephen

I am a member at west riding small locomotive society, you would be surprised how heavy those coaches are and how hard it is to run at slower speeds due to momentum and the gradient up into the station.