* Diesel pulls skin off of rice pudding * Pecket: are you challenging me

“SCARY JACK FROST” said James Percy siting on the siding abandoned:

Why does "I lost my mind in lockdown" spring to mind here 🤣 All jest it was very entertaining

Welcome aboard the Polar Express: Where the train is LITERALLY frozen.

That engine is prob like “I’m cold! I want a scarf!”

First we got Smokey Joe the "Curve Master". Now Loch Ness the "Freeze Master"!

Alternative title: Sam's Cooking Show

This is possibly the first time the rice pudding quote was taken seriously. Well done 👏👏👏👏👏👏

“It all boils down to playing with toy trains” 🤣🤣🤣 perfectly said. We’re all just kids at heart. Great video!

4 year old me discovering what a fridge is: - puts my toys in the fridge -

"TONIGHT!: A locomotive gets damp, A Peckett wheelspins, And Sam eats rice pudding!"

Very true! Model trains are supposed to be fun. The skin of the rice pudding was hilarious, another word for fun.

Your model 0-4-0s: *”why are we still here, just to suffer????”*

14:48 "It's just a damp locomotive now" Me, a German speaker: It is a damp locomotive from the beginning! Edit: "Dampflokomotive" is German for steam locomotive

13:54 can we start calling it Frosty the Highland Pug like we did with Miles? Lol

Everyone watching this from Texas: *Slow, tense, traumatized intake and exhale of breath*

How to fly a model train: Step 1: cover it in oil Step 2: wait for it to rain Step 3: fly

Well Sam, I must say that this is one of your best and most interesting videos on your channel! I’d like to see more of these weird and interesting experiments!

I remember like 8 years ago, i had lost a Hotwheels car, and i found it later, in the fridge. I put the small car in a glass with water in the fridge, and forgot it for months! It felt like i had discovered a Frozen Dinosaur when i realized that my car spend months frozen xD

Here in New Zealand we once had real-life steam locos (one class of two locos) that according to one driver couldn't "pull the skin off a rice pudding". They were built in the US in 1878 and had 11" diameter cylinders.

How long can a model train survive in natural conditions? Now that’s a good idea!

😂😂The entire Rice Pudding segment is gold!!

Sam, I just loved the rice pudding, well thought out experiment and really did pull the skin off the rice pudding; might be a better measure for locos, than the spring balance dynamometer, of usual use

Next experiment: "What happens when you microwave a loco?" followed by "How to rebuild your attic after it was wrecked by a mysterious explosion" and concluding with "Good Morning Your Honour"...

>It's All just playing with toy trains SAM, SHHHH! The Mrs will hear you!

Of course you can eat rice pudding cold, it's my preferred way

5:50 questions like this keep me up at night. (Best quote from this channel that I can think of)

I froze one of my old model trains that had a problem and it started running when I took it out

well this certainly was intresting. I love it when you do these expieriments! (Also, if you need an experiment I would be intrested in seeing how low of an angle a model train can travel without derailing.)

I haven’t laughed so much in ages! Brilliant scientific experiments. I don’t think anyone has a fetish about you sewing though Sam 😉

i LOL'd when you said it all boils down to playing with toy trains...We like trains and quirky experiments and your entertaining to watch Sam...so have at it!! 🤣...what a crazy experiment, now im hungry! If you froze the rice pudding into a solid block, would the pecket pull it, i bet it would 🤣

Oh my TRAINS and welcome back to another cooking video where today will be freezing an engine

The frozen loco is highland railway loco so its quite apt -Ben

I feel so sorry for the locos that take part in your crazy experiments Sam XD

Sam, you are utterly bonkers! I have never laughed so much in view of the rice pudding experiment! The Peckett O gauge and frozen loco experiments were tame by comparison. I'll have to think something up. By the way, I have sent my Eurostar power car to Hornby Hobbies as the guy I spoke to on the phone today said they would fix it free of charge, as it's still within warranty. Such a pity that a 5 pole motor could conk out after just under 3 months usage like it did. I did remove some debris and excess oil yesterday but it made no difference. Cheers, Pete.

Experiment ideas - Blow up a model with a firecracker - Locomotive tug of war (only the strongest will win) - Locomotive strength competition (how many coaches can a model pull?)

What would happen if you ran a model train down the stairs

"What happens when you freeze an engine?" It gets cold.

Great video sam. 4 amazing locomotive experiments. Great selection of locomotive and rolling stock. Can not wait to see more videos like this. How about doing an experiment where find out how many locomotives it takes to pull all of your coaches.

Every time I watch one of these videos I think it's gonna be the most boring nerdy stuff and then it turns out it's the most entertaining nerdy stuff ever. Nice video, yet again!

Can u try the new hornby a1 or A3 or the 9fs I want one of them so I can know what the ones are like when they come out

“What happens if you freeze an engine?” It freezes.

Sometimes it’s good to come back to old videos and see things like this. A bit of lighthearted fun. 😂

Did we just get a sneek peek at this years Xmas episode frosty the locomotive lol great work sam keep it up mate

I mean, i put my lipos in a cooler when charging and storing But freezing a train is a different story

It's like jack frost percy

Obligatory Suburban Commando: *”I WAS FROZEN TODAY!!!”* Awesome Video!

Must have been starring at the Rice pudding since you made it. Hopefully it was still warm at the end lol. Great Video Sam, Love your experiments. -Will

I'm very early...a change for once! XD Well done Sam, I love these Experiments, thanks for making my day! = )

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Hi Sam, Good bit of fun, couldn't stop laughing, the wife said that you got to much time on your hands, and blame's it on lock down, All the Best Brian 🤗

Hi Sam. Oh they keep getting better and better your experiments. I just laughed my way through the rice pudding test. And yes rice pudding is one of the best food there is.

"THE AUTOCOACH" I died! XD 3:53

Happy Christmas 😂 Your subtle humor makes it all the more hilarious!

great video sam! here's a suggestion for your layout: maybe add a port with a decent amount of sidings and a small loco depot to shunt trucks around, it would be a cool addition to the layout!

Truly Epic Sam!!!! The rice pudding had me laughing so much. Cheers.

Pulling the skin off a rice-pudding has got to be the funniest experiment ever :-)

aaah another experiment i wouldn't even dare to try, but have been wondering about... thanks for this Sam, these vids are fun indeed!

Skin off rice pudding? Barking Mad comes to mind. Best model rail channel by far!

Gordon: The driver won't choose you again, he wants big strong engines like us. Peckett: Excuse me?

🤣😂🤣 The skin - rice pudding segment is quality viewing indeed Sam! Good job 56 108 wasn't a Romanian Electroputere built version though - that wouldn't have made it 😂

I haven’t watched you in a long time but I thought I’d come back and check out this video keep up the good work I’ll also give u a shoutout and make you a train O.C cause I’m from the UK like u Keep up the good work

Hi Sam. Very amusing video. Here is an idea for an experiment. What is the steepest incline that a model railway locomotive can climb. Also put plenty of Raspberry jam in the rice pudding next time it's lovely. Once again I thoroughly enjoyed the video. Cheers Chris.

It must be a bit chilly Sam Must put on the heating 😂😂 Thx Ben :)

Great experiments as always 👍🏻 when i was an apprentice at coach firm, if we had a coach or bus due for engine change the foreman used to say "wouldn't pull ya Granny off her toilet seat." Maybe an experiment to show after the watershed. 🤣🤣

That was great fun to watch Sam love your experiment's 😂😂

Person interviewing Sam from the 100k celebration: Sam, what did you do during COVID and lockdown? Sam: Well I froze a model locomotive, had a diesel pull the skin off a rice pudding Interviewer: Why did we interview this man again All the ideas you have on your channel are unique! Keep up the good work!

I can't help but think these 'experiment' videos are like a Model Railways/Top Gear parody (you know, when Top Gear was worth watching). I am just waiting for a Morris Marina or a piano to be dropped in one of your videos haha.

I enjoyed having a good laugh at this, especially the rice pudding. I am easily entertained, I guess. Made my day, thanks.

Great as always Sam! We dont have rice pudding in the states. Idea: Bury a model train in the ground for 24 hours and then test it.

And all this time I’ve been eating my rice pudding cold! Great experiments Sam, top notch vid as usual. Hungry now....

What a treat to log on and see this , can’t wait to watch this Sam

After the rice pudding and engine freezing experiments, you should name that 0-4-0 'Frostbite', and that Class 56 'Rice Pudding'. Just for a good laugh!

Happy Christmas too Sam. I always wanted to see you make clothes and things. Needlework next, please?

Sam's trains rice pudding ASMR!! In all seriousness, you're one of the funniest OO gauge modellers I've ever seen, Sam. Keep up the good work

Throughout the rice pudding experiment all I could think about was that one episode of Friday night dinner lol. Not sure if I'm alone with that or not lol

Sam:Frosty the snowman,NOPE Sam: Frosty the locomotive,YES

Sam: so we’re gonna get a double o gauge track next to an o track Gauge converter wagons: *and I took that personally*

Hahahahahha skin off the pudding made me laugh well done

All good fun! Many years ago I modified a Lima 33 to a 27 and added snow ploughs. One winter I left it out in the garden on a length of track and it became buried in about three inches of snow,. When I applied power, the locomotive pushed its way out of the snow with no problems.

That was great Sam! Very entertaining. I’ve got a recommendation for a future experiment video. Can a locomotive work upside down?? Might be a fun video!

I’ve got one of my starter Hornby 0-4-0s under the hedge in the garden as I was curious as to what will happen! It’s been sat under the hedge on a small bit of track and is filthy I want to see if it will naturally weather!! God we are strange and curious people 😂 Great video! Cheers Dan :)

Sam's trains AND rice pudding. What could be better. Thank you Sam.

100K SUBSCRIBERS CONGRATS SAM! :D

How many model trains you need to pull a Ford Fusion which is not a model car? Sam if you able to do this your an absolute legend 😂😂

Hey Sam! Loved the video! I just got the Flying Scotsman train set and I’m so happy! However strangely it came as it was. No box, rapping or any kind of protection. The box is pretty banged up but the models were completely fine. Hats off to Hornby for making the packaging so secure! I bought this off of Amazon by the way

"It all boils down to playing with toy trains". And that self-awareness, my friend, is why Sam is the best model railway KZfaqr.

The hardest part of running outdoor trains in freezing weather is the rails getting a thin layer of ice that doesn't give any traction or conductivity (I use live steam so that is not a problem).

Some ideas for you sam! - Use lipo batteries to power a model train[ preferebly steam loco] - Make a franken-locomotive using mix matched parts from a bunch of different engines,( it has to be a steam locomotive, so you can mix match external and internal parts) - Make a locomotive do a loop-de-loop on a stretch of track. - Construct a propper out door layout. - When its winter, put a snow plow on a locomotive and have it go through the snow( or use baking flower) and see how big of a "snow" drift it can go through. - Put a model rocket on a peice of rolling stock, and attempt to beat your scale speed record. - somehow, make a stretch of track that goes verticle, and somehow make the locomotive go up a wall (try using magnets, or use strings) Keep up the good work! I love the experiments, theyre quite entertaining. If you could find time to make a video out of any of these it would make my year.

Now I'm wondering if a locomotive could pull off the "skin" from homemade champurrado. To help with those who don't speak Spanish, it's Mexican hot chocolate.

Oh wow another crazy experiment. Great video

Hi Sam Very good as always! I am surprised the frozen loco worked!

Thanks for a fun video Sam. The reason you had difficulty getting the locomotive up and running is due to the ice that was built up on the wheels, so there was no proper electrical connection from the engine to the rails. When you got the ice scraped off the wheels by and pushed the locomotive onto the rails, the connection came back and it ran. It is true that the oil gets stiffer the colder it is, but that should not prevent the locomotive from running.

If you had a Fanmail PO you'd be getting so many packages of rice pudding now :"D great vid

Potential Experiment idea: Can a hornby/Bachman loco still run after being microwaved or cooked?

I love these experiments Sam. I hope one day you and Richard Hammond will consider doing a brianiac style show together :). Keep the great work buddy. Ash.

Well done for 100K subs! You done well.

Love the experiments sam, keep them coming. How about finding out how steep of an incline models can handle or also maybe how steep of a decline they could handle without derailing

As an amarican that loves rice puding, thank you for that amazing expression. I shall start using it now.👏

Ace video as always Sam. Not an experiment exactly, but thinking about 0 gauge, how about 'souping up' one of those old Lima locos? You know, stronger motor, lights, smoke and so on, generally made better? Reckon it would be a fun project to watch