I live in the Boston, Mass. area and I love your train videos! Thank you so much, such an enjoyable treat! I am a tomboy who loves trains!😊

Wow, this is really really nice! I'm very impressed, looks fun! I like how they take time and care into replacing the sleepers every 10 - 25 years. I would like to visit here. Graham Alexander left behind a fun and awesome legacy...

I’d absolutely love something as large as this, but have no garden in which to put it at the moment.

fantastic video Ollie.... so many happy memories , all the subs say it all mate

Absolutely amazing video oli really really enjoyed it, you should be proud

Excellent! Thank you.

Thankyou sir❤️. Thankyou for introduced of this Beautifull and amazing tiny Railway park. I Like to it. Very Excellent surprise. I am waiting for your same videos in next 💚

Ahh so I've found your channel!😂 Absolutely fantastic video, there's been a few done on and about this railway and I have to admit this is my favourite now, a perfect mix of passing shots and loads of info, history, how the railway is run and the technical side. I learned a few things myself actually, and I've been a frequent volunteer for 4 years 😂 Excellent video, and lovely to see you filming the other day! Mike - RLR PW team

I've always loved this railway!

Hi from Australia, that was really amazing to watch. Ruslip Lido is where they made the Titanic movie "A night to remember".

A very enjoyable video - thank you!

These Ride On Railroads that you have been showing on your channel are really great. I am looking forward to seeing more of these.

Hey Ollie, Ahh really enjoyed that a superb video. Been looking forward to using the emojis great fun :) :) :) You and Tian make a great team. Thanks again Ollie take care and stay safe.

Great Video ,must admit never heard of this railway Thanks for sharing !

Very informative video on the UK's biggest gauge railway, but, l would have loved to have seen a video with a lot more riding on the train around this beautiful garden! Informative and great video here! Thank you!!🚂🚊👏🤩💯

Great Video Ollie. Hopefully next year I'll be able to visit the location and take a rid. Or at least add it to my bucket list

I love your yellow hopper wagons.

I went on this railway with since I was a little kid and I loved it to the beach 😃😃😃

Nice one Ollie..very enjoyable.

Looks cool

Nice to see Haste Hill Station Garden is still pretty much as we built it!

Another nice little video, I used to drive on the Barking Park Light Railway years ago :)

Wow its narrow gauge but wide and hight train. I wonder if the train is strong enough if any huge wind blow it from the side

A great day out by the looks of it Ollie

Nice video 👍 So you are making your way up the scales 😂 : oo, o, 5", 12" Keep up the great videos 😊👍

Murray... you've filled out a bit my friend!!!

Pulls all 18 carriages its really powerful. Surely he has tried pushing them? I pushed an entire narrow gauge train full of people with one foot! Thats the beauty of rail!. You only need about 1hp per ton!

Great video

That paint scheme of loco Graham Alexander resembles that of Portuguese Railways diesels from the 1960´s on, except for that thin red line on the white stripe running the length of the loco, and the full red "skirt"...the buffer beams were also red. Check the batch of 50 1370 HP BoBo´s buil by English Electric in the early 60´s, suplemented by another 20 built "in house"...

Impressive

Love this scale of train where you can sit inside. Do you have any replicas of standard gauge trains? A class 08 or 45 or something. If I won the lottery I'd definitely have a couple 😂

Nice

Interesting that you've mostly gone over to block token working instead of the old randa system developed from Ravensglass!

Right! Quick onto Google Maps! I had heard of this railway, never knew it was 12" though. And now I want to know where in Ruislip it is, so I can visit.

It looks to be a very nice set-up with the prospect of a good day out. The carriages also seem a little more disabled-elderly friendly, being covered. With the 'tubs' or wagons there, why have a dog and bark y'self when it come to shifting anything like the ballast gravel, et.c. Nice one all at Wardle Road. Cheers Ollie.

I've been on that one and there a to scale solar system walk if you walk back with little pictures of the planets.

I need to drive these engines 🤣

How does this beautiful place keep the doors open?

This is simply outstanding. As a railfan and a HO modeler I really enjoyed this video. Cheers from the US

Those English Electric BoBo´s (Class 1400 of Portuguese Railways and a BR Class 20 derivative) were the all-time favourites of John Dowling, the bogie designer... in his own words, when questioned about the subject,,,

Santa was much better in the woods! It was more magical for the kids!

I don't even recognise 80% of the people in this video, but guys... you are playing with 22 years of my history! ENJOY!!! :)

Why not use that unused turn table as the centerpiece to a brilliant roundhouse.?

Hello Ollie , You WILL BE 15 INCH GAUGE NEXT FANTASTIC Regards Dave

use work on that years ok helped build put off the extension to the back of the top car park field turntable used to be in the corner before it got extended again to just short off main entrance graham i think just been built they had raila robert class 52 western and the iso containters arrived while i was there which formed the carrige sheds so many memorys thanks

The odd thing to me is how well the 12" gauge works here carrying passengers. It looks pretty safe and rides well. I'd have thought the popular 15" gauge would have been the absolute smallest for this, but no, though that does seem to be the smallest gauge used in the UK for actual rail services between various towns and villages, albeit mainly (though not entirely) used by tourists.

Good little video that mate! I think a microphone would be a good investment for you though

I Worked at Perkins Engines for 40 years what is the engine 4236?

Those guys have a great railway with suberb rolling stock and the engines are imaculate. Well done.

What does the tamper from Austria look like?

Also... Cheap fuel for anyone with log burners eh.!😂!.

They need to bring back Father Christmas.

Very narrow for such a heavy railway… why was it built on 12“? Had more thought that 15“ is more suitable…(?)

THE BEST JOB IN THE WORLD

You can get microphones that record more sound from where there pointed too and much less from around them. I'd advise looking into this for recording in noisy environments. We want to hear you, not the extractor fan behind the camera.

Any proper steam locos here?

I can’t wait to see it even tho I am Australia I want to go to Britain but I can’t go with covid19

I was one of the society's founder members when the council handed the railway over. When we started the only building was a small brick structure that just about housed the only locomotive, No.3 'Robert' which was then powered by a Ford Crossflow petrol engine. It's good to see that it is flourishing. While we were erecting a larger shed around the existing one the dynamo control box on"Robert" failed. It was conveniently located under the hydraulic tank which meant it kept any rain off but was difficult to get at. When another member and I removed it with water dribbling down our necks from the slack bolt holes, took it to a Ford dealership and asked if they had one. When the salesman ask what it was off we replied almost in unison, "A railway locomotive". The salesman gave one of those "oh really" looks but found a suitable replacement.

Im always dying to go on one of these but I daren't without my grandkids. I nean, what adult would want to to ride a train just for fun?

Never been to that railway, one for the future. Is it me or does 12" gauge locos have an American look to them? Great video as ever ollie. Stay safe James

Railway many variants

So the RLR is bigger than the RH&DR?

I want to go we’re you go

Is it me............or do they keep getting bigger??????????? Going back to the days of Max Headroom!!!!!!!!!!!

Graham Alexander built in 1919? Really!!

No steam engine???

Freight service to be tried with these trains

The ONLY 12" gauge railway in the Uk so bound to be the biggest/longest!!!

Is it Bird.! Is it a Plane.! No.! Its a Train..! ❤🚂

Did they stop using the Christmas platform, when Santa died.? I remember when my dad told me. I was about 6yrs old.!😭!. I was devastated.!😭😭😭!. I think that's when I started being naughty ALL YEAR round, and not just from January through to October. Cos there was no longer any point, if I wasn't to be rewarded. I think my dad told me that, to teach me a lesson for being naughty. Back fired on him tho. With no reward for being good, I ended up being naughty ALL the time, and ended up in borstal by the time I was 9. Should have thought it through.!🧐!.

Sorry to sniff and sneer, but I don't do diesels as you know. The railway would only be on my list if they turned the diesels into sweet smelling steam engines.

Beautiful railway but no steam locomotive?

Here's an idea, how about themematic trains honoring UK rock bands. Beatles train or Rolling Stones train!

the engine has a thank you NHS headboard on! Cool

They need steam. Otherwise great layout.

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