Thank you Bram. It is always a nice time when running on David's track. Wish we could see you once again at the track if you get back to Canada.

Thank you.

@@deltatrains thanks to you too for sharing!

I like to catch locomotives which chuff along at slow speed. The safeties on my Hudson also need a bit of tweaking to go off a bit later.

@@deltatrains it is a testament to well timed valves, to be able to run that slow.

Yes it was a runaway. It was pulling a long freight and when some couplers disconnected the locomotive thus had too much steam on the regulator, causing it to go at great speed. It was stopped and all ended well. Thanks for watching the video.

Some of your local hobby /train shops can give you information or online search for live steam trains for online stores and the secondary market. Hope that your search finds a lot of good stuff.

The gauge of the track width is 45 millimeters or about 1 and 3/4 inches. The locomotives and the rolling stock is referred to as Gauge One models.