Thanks so much mate, really glad you think so :3 Thanks for watching - Sam :)

haha yeah I probably would agree with that! :D Thanks for watching - Sam :)

Thanks Keith - they certainly do, and they're not happy unless they're flying! And glad you liked full sidings - I've had a few people ask me to do that, so I keep them full now! Cheers mate, Sam :)

Thanks so much Leroy, glad you like them! :D Thanks for watching, Sam :)

I know - it's incredible - it must have been quite scary! I wonder how the coaches coped with such speeds... And whether they were still comfortable at 60! Cheers, Sam :)

Oh wow that sounds fantastic - I bet that does look wonderful! I'm hopeful of that too! :D Thanks for watching - Sam :)

Thanks Ade! Most of these don't run too well, unless they're racing along - they're more toys really! All the best mate, Sam :)

Hi, thanks very much for commenting - really glad you liked her! Cheers, Sam :)

Thanks mate - yeah it was nice to do something different with this one! :D All the best mate, Sam :)

Thanks Adam! That does sound great - i'd love to see it, if you have time! All the best mate, Sam :)

Thanks very much mate - yeah she really does suit those coaches nicely actually! All the best, Sam :)

Thanks, I do love these too, despite their flaws! Cheers, Sam :)

Thanks Oscar - I think you're right there mate! All the best, Sam :)

Thanks for the comment Peter - I can absolutely understand why you wouldn't buy one - they're not very practical, and they don't run as well as other engines, just good for novelty really! The Caledonian coaches are lovely aren't they! Cheers mate, Sam :)

Think the noise is the rubbish Hornby controller upsetting the loco's. No wonder Sam changed to Gaugemaster.

Thanks very much! I'd love to - but the price just seems ludicrous to me, so I think I'll have to give that one a miss :( Thanks for watching, Sam :)

Yeah that is very true - Hornby were having a laugh calling this super detailed, lol! ;D Thanks for watching - Sam :)

Hi Cliff - I think you're absolutely right! There is a modern version of these that Hornby made, but I've heard that it's not all that good either! Cheers, Sam :)

Thanks very much David - I can see exactly what you mean, and I reckon my ratings were a little too generous too - I think I was over-excited about the livery! Well spotted with bullman, I almost forgot him this time! ;) Thanks for watching mate, Sam :)

Hi, thanks a lot for your comment! They're okay at running slowly... It's just that they nearly always stop on the points lol Cheers mate, Sam :)

Hi Cliff - thanks for the info! I'd not noticed that, so I'll have a look into it, so well spotted there! Ours is definitely a funny world lol All the best, Sam :)

haha that's okay Kelly - they won't be for everyone! Yes the Stirlings were very lovely indeed! :D Thanks for watching - Sam :)

Thanks Douglas, glad you liked them! And yeah - couldn't be done in real life! All the best, Sam :)

Thanks so much for the kind words - very nice of you to say, and much appreciated! Cheers, Sam :)

+Sam'sTrains your welcome :)

haha! My apologies again haha! Do be warned though - they don't run like most Hornby locos, they're slightly unreliable, but gorgeous looking! Cheers, Sam :)

tell you what, it's a bloody racket! I can barely think!

Ahh sorry to hear that mate - you might be able to pick some more up on Ebay?? Yeah it's certainly a racket! Thanks for watching - Sam :)

got no space for it, unfortunately! I'm stuck to watching youtube videos about it instead!

Awesome! I've never seen her - is she still blue? Cheers, Sam :)

+Sam'sTrains Yes ,but it was last year so I don't know how she looks now

Probably still Blue, and I'm from America too I was visiting relatives in Scotland.

Hi! It depends on the price... if it's £50 or less then yes... and if it's in mint condition, up to £70 is good! All the best, Sam :)

thanks.

Absolutely right, can't argue with you there. Up close, the linings and other painted/printed detail is fairly poor, but then again many locomotives from that era were! This model actually originated from the 1960s, so it was extremely dated even for the 1970s, though the livery was certainly more recent, so perhaps they can't be forgiven quite so much for that. This being said, I do use extreme close-ups for this, which means that those imperfections are far more obvious than they are when run and watch the model normally! The last pair of wheels is just bad design - they do turn, albeit with some resistance. The trouble is that the locomotive is too light, and they don't turn as a result - maybe it was more important to focus most of the weight on the driving wheels though. All the best, and thanks for watching, Sam :)

Oh yeah - they were probably the mightiest!

I can't believe they managed to start moving at all without slipping to a stall. :)

I know it - and yet they were so strong! D:

That sounds awesome Jeffrey - I'd pay for a better one too, for sure!! :D Merry Christmas - Sam :)

Ooh nice! How do you like it?? :D Cheers, Sam :)

The D16 is Molly, yeah! :D Thanks for watching - Sam :)

Thanks for your request mate - I sadly don't have a Class 66 but I do like them! If I ever get one, I'll definitely review it! All the best, Sam :)

Overall, yeah - don't you? ;) They look great, but they're not great runners - at least not the old ones!

No, I do like them. It's just noticeable how they are in many videos. I'm not complaining. :)

Thank you! I think it's lovely too :3 Cheers, Sam :)

Well spotted!

Thanks a lot, and well done! :D Cheers, Sam :)

But other then that, its a very beautiful engine

No, single wheelers were very popular until the 1900s! Thanks for your comment though, glad you liked them! Cheers, Sam :)

Yeah you're right!! :D

I probably won't Kenji! Thanks for watching, Sam :)

haha yeah! That's exactly what it's like actually - lol! ;D Thanks for watching, Sam :)

There's not a lot of detail that's true, but it was very impressive for the 1960s when it first came out - I mostly appreciate it for that reason! Thanks for watching, Sam :)