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6100 Royal Scot

Discussion in 'Steam Traction' started by neildimmer, May 18, 2013.

  1. bakabung

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    Looks good indeed. When I arrived, smokebox door was open and a couple of guys were looking in, followed by a ladder job onto the top of the boiler.
     
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    At Kidderminster just now.

    James
     
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    Has there been a partial eclipse in Kiddy?! :)
     
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    Not quite!

    More my phone's camera not liking me shooting straight into the sun...

    Some better stills coming up a bit later! :)

    James
     
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    Here it is in the sun on Eardington Bank at 4:15 this afternoon, make up your own mind about the air pump. Shiny !
     

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    And from slightly further down the field ;)
     

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    I'm pleased it's so unobtrusive, super 'cloaking' job, she looks well.:)
     
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    Just out of intrest I wonder how the SVR's organising the rostering the 'who gets to drive' conundrum? Would it be seniority, or as with Tornado and use a ballot?
     
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    5 shots from today with 46100 - Kidderminster, Arley (x3) and departing Bewdley.

    James
     
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    Well there are two pistols.........................:eek::D
     
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    & both fire blanks..........................
     
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    Not my video:

     
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    Looking superb! Whoever did the paintjob deserves a huge well done, it really does look good.
     
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    Looks superb. Shame about the air pump but understand the reason. I wonder if it would look better without the cover - to me it looked less obtrusive in the early shots from Crewe than it does now. But not complaining at all - great to have 46100 back and looking 'proper'.
     
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    Thank you for sharing these, James. 2015 has been a pretty miserable year for main line steam. Besides the WCRC issues, there has been a serious shortage of main line-registered locos. Here, however, is an engine which, regardless of what one's favourite "Big Four" company may be, is giving us all a bit of much-needed cheer just by chugging up and down the SVR light engine. We've got a while to wait still before it will be let loose on the big railway at 75mph, but things are moving in the right direction. More than that - it is the first in what could be quite a procession of very welcome main line returnees and débutants over the coming months:- 60103, 45212, 34046, 6023, 35018, 7029....
     
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    My footage from the first two days of testing.
     
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    Didn't have the casing on in the Crewe shots the casing is neater but sticks out more.. ?
     
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    That shot at 6:00 sounds like there's a kitten accidentally trapped inside one of the cylinders
     
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    Not picking fault, but in a few of the shots it also seems to have a low pitched whine/rumble.
    Sounds like an old fashioned underground train.
    Hope it's nothing to worry about.
     

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