15:44 The cylinders where painted in the Darlington Style (as on the US tour) when Scotsman had an overhaul at Darlington around 1964/5 with Scotsman's cylinders painted in the Darlington Style

16:45 On most US railroads, white flags signified an "Extra" train, which was on the schedule for that day but not a regularly scheduled train. Flying Scotsman definitely would have counted as an Extra on her big journey.

The 'Flying Scotsman' in black I could quite confidently date to late 2015/early 2016 when it was being put back into service - at long last! - at the East Lancs. It was finally repainted in green later in 2016 for its official mainline debut. 'Flying Scotsman' in America I, for one, would like to see! Take it over the Marias Pass eastbound - the climb from Essex to Summit will give you (and it) something to think about!

There were two shades for BR Green, pre-1954 and post-1954. Pre was basically just GWR green and post was BR's own shade

The “Hybrid Scotsman” with the German deflectors has a SAR 3 Chime also

The Australian version has a different chime whistle hidden under the firebox

Also, is there no 66097 Humorist in this pack with the larger "Wagner" smoke deflectors?

Hey Tom, is there any Orient Express stuff in Train Sim? Kinda asking since Lego's Orient Express set got leaked recently and I'm now having a minor hyperfixation on the train.

I maybe wrong but the Blue water tender , was when Pete Waterman owned flying Scotsman

The space bar whistle was my work

2506's name isn't as weird as 4447's is!

Poor old Salmon Trout.

Hello second and also a bit strange normally these happen late at night instead of early in the morning at 9 o'clock

Neil Gow. Not Neil cow.

Dibble head Thomas the tank engine and Percy the green engine

13:37 Let's be honest, as crazy and somewhat annoying Flying Scotsman's story and fame are, it is still better than letting the whole class go extinct, which would have happened if the BR had had it their way. Better one than none.