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Title: “Princess Arthur of Connaught #6207”
Post by: dsquire on January 06, 2013, 07:20:09 PM: Hi Guys

A little something for the rail buffs out there.

Study In Steel – 1935 London Midland & Scottish Railway – Watch the “Princess Arthur of Connaught” being built

[youtube]YblqWGmIYTg?[/youtube]

Produced by The London, Midland and Scottish Railway (LMS). They take us into the Crewe workshops to watch a Princess Royal Class steam locomotive being built. The locomotive seen during the film is no. 6207 and was named “Princess Arthur of Connaught”.

Hope you enjoy

Cheers :beer:

Don
Title: Re: “Princess Arthur of Connaught #6207”
Post by: lesterhawksby on January 08, 2013, 04:45:33 PM: "Again! Again! Again!" - my two year old daughter.

Rest of us liked it too :thumbup:
Title: Re: “Princess Arthur of Connaught #6207”
Post by: Rob.Wilson on January 08, 2013, 04:51:19 PM: cracking vid Don :clap: :clap: :clap:

I see not allot has changed .
(http://www.nam-engineering.com/cm/albums/userpics/10002/normal_P1010195.JPG)
(http://www.nam-engineering.com/cm/albums/userpics/10002/normal_P1010168.JPG)
one of the places i do work .

Rob
Title: Re: “Princess Arthur of Connaught #6207”
Post by: ieezitin on January 08, 2013, 05:37:30 PM: Rob

That would not be Consett steel would it lad? I was there in 1981. If it is do you know a family named Hunter, a Paul Hunter?

Anthony.
Title: Re: “Princess Arthur of Connaught #6207”
Post by: sbwhart on January 09, 2013, 02:27:52 AM: Wow what a video

:clap: :clap: :clap: :clap: :clap: :clap: :clap: :clap: :clap: :clap:

I was born and raised and still live in Crewe and a lot of my relatives worked in the loco works, I've watched it through a couple of times to see if I can spot any of them. And the shots of the forge are particularly memory raising, as I was born in "Forge street" that backed onto the works forge in my Granmothers house, and some of my early memories are of hearing and fealing the ground shake as the drop hammers did their work.

It makes you feal proud when you see what your town was once capable of doing.

Thanks for showing Don

Stew
Title: Re: “Princess Arthur of Connaught #6207”
Post by: 75Plus on January 09, 2013, 09:41:10 AM: Stew,

These links have more LMS RR stories that you may like also.

http://theoldmotor.com/?p=63866

http://theoldmotor.com/?p=63515

Joe
Title: Re: “Princess Arthur of Connaught #6207”
Post by: Rob.Wilson on January 09, 2013, 01:32:00 PM: Quote from: ieezitin on January 08, 2013, 05:37:30 PM
Rob

That would not be Consett steel would it lad? I was there in 1981. If it is do you know a family named Hunter, a Paul Hunter?

Anthony.

Hi Anthony ,,,,,,,,,, Not Consett steel ,,,I was still at school in 1981 :palm:,,,, just a wee bit South on the coast , the place were they hang monkeys :lol: Clydesdale Forge , now part of the Caparo group , working there today and tomorrow .

http://madmodder.net/index.php/topic,3020.msg32490.html#msg32490

Rob
Title: Re: “Princess Arthur of Connaught #6207”
Post by: ieezitin on January 09, 2013, 06:38:23 PM: Desquire.
superb vid.... thank you.. makes me proud to be English. I actually remember steam trains coming through my suburb, the station was near a public swimming pool i used to go to as a kid, i remember the sound and the smell.

Anthony.
Title: Re: “Princess Arthur of Connaught #6207”
Post by: dsquire on January 09, 2013, 08:00:07 PM: lesterhawksby
I didn't realize that this would appeal to the diapper crowd but I am glad they enjoyed it as well as yourself.

Rob
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I see not a lot has changed.
I guess I didn't realize that you still see this in your work enviroment sometimes.

Thanks for those pictures Rob.

Stew
I knew that there were several members from Crewe or close to there.
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It makes you feal proud when you see what your town was once capable of doing.
I fully agree with you on that. I have first hand experience with that. I better not get started on that or I'll get carried away with it. Thanks for the nice comments Stew.

Joe
Thanks Joe for adding those links. If anyone follows those links there is so much more information availible. Just be sure that you pack a lunch and take a thermos with you. :lol:

Anthony
Thanks Anthony for the nice comments. Glad that it brought back some pleasent memories from years ago.

Thanks to all for your comments. I know when I watch something like this it makes me think how hard they worked to put the loaf of bread on the table back then.

Cheers :beer:

Don
Title: Re: “Princess Arthur of Connaught #6207”
Post by: lesterhawksby on January 10, 2013, 09:06:27 AM: dsquire - "start 'em young" is my theory. I've been required to watch it a few more times now, very happily! Thanks very much for posting it.
Title: Re: “Princess Arthur of Connaught #6207”
Post by: Stilldrillin on January 10, 2013, 10:17:35 AM: Don.

I thoroughly enjoyed that! :clap: :clap:

Thank you. :thumbup:

David D
Title: Re: “Princess Arthur of Connaught #6207”
Post by: dsquire on January 10, 2013, 10:42:57 AM: Quote from: lesterhawksby on January 10, 2013, 09:06:27 AM
dsquire - "start 'em young" is my theory. I've been required to watch it a few more times now, very happily! Thanks very much for posting it.

lesterhawksby

Just for your little one and her friends I found this one that she might like as well. As you will see when you watch it there are lots more of "Thomas The Tank" there as well. Hope that you both enjoy.

[youtube]8rxMYX0MoYs?[/youtube]

Cheers :beer:

Don
PS: I guess since the kids watched the adults version it will be OK for the adults to watch the kids version. Just don't get caught. :lol:
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