This must be your biggest childhood dream ever, I'm very proud! :)

@LaZeRJET

6 жыл бұрын

Indeed my friend

@MrTarakan

5 жыл бұрын

@@ACG895 without face

@cjstrader8171

4 жыл бұрын

When you were going uphill and all. That was exactly the reason why American steam trains utilize automatic coal augers to feed coal into the boiler at a constant supply

@heheboi2232

4 жыл бұрын

@@LaZeRJET Hi lazer

@MatthewTheRBXMan

3 жыл бұрын

This is my dream job

17:44 “I’ll cross that of the bucket list”

8:51 that moment u see Thomas the tank engine in the right side

@LaZeRJET

6 жыл бұрын

yeah hehe boop lol

@ACG895

6 жыл бұрын

LaZeR JET imagine driving Thomas

@marielcordero7208

6 жыл бұрын

Edward Laughner yes you are right imagen driving thomas

@926.repton

5 жыл бұрын

Violet Rose I saw it as well

@Brpro-zu7du

4 жыл бұрын

Mariel Cordero I WILL START EVEN THEY DONT COPLE TO THE TRAIN XD LIKE IN THE TV SERIES

My grandpa’s boss, Jeremy Hosking, owns 92212 and it’s good to see her out and about again after a period of repair

@maverick9530

Жыл бұрын

damnnn bro

@West_Coast_Mainline

Жыл бұрын

A huge flex

6:44 😂😅😅😆😆😅😆😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂 i can't stop laughing at his emotion at the camera

I’m going to call you mister Oliver from now on -Toad

I am doing a similar thing at the North Yorkshire Moors Railway in the near future! It looks like you had a whale of a time! :D

@ewannewton979

5 жыл бұрын

iamhankham i always thaught at the nymr you only second man it and don’t get to drive or fire

@LiberatedMind1

3 жыл бұрын

Dolphin, not whale.

@chrisinnes2128

2 жыл бұрын

I did it over twenty years ago at the age of 17 one of the best days of my life

I'd love to do this one day so that I can experience what my grandad did. Never got to meet him as he died before I was born but he was a driver through from steam to the electric age of trains. Thanks for sharing!

I just found out something about this train! It was actually saved from Barry scrapyard I saw the number 92212 on it (the one in the video) and I’m glad it got rescued by passionate enthusiasts who were will to preserve these magnificent engines

@yoville73

Жыл бұрын

Why, yes, you’re correct. It was a little naive of me to call it a “train” when it requires carriages or wagons to be a train. Apologies for that small error, as at that time, my knowledge of steam locomotives was rather limited at the time.

You look so happy driving the 9F, We're glad to have made this your lucky day. And we will keep on cheering you my friend

That is one of the coolest things I've ever seen someone do

Incredible experience on my favourite steam engine. Well done and thanks so much for sharing!👍🇦🇺😎

17:40 AHAHAAAHAHA X'DD i love that guy wtf XDDD anyway. x'3 i love the genuinity in this, it makes great 'company'... i hope the rest of the videos are like that ^^

@mcbenman1793

5 жыл бұрын

Joogster123 Average Fortnite player you said It too

@williamellegood791

3 жыл бұрын

Ima bann (ya boy beast ace) if I can

What a wonderful video. Quite well done, plenty of hilarity, and thoroughly enjoyable.

This video was very well made. The quality of a true professional. Keep up the great work.

Oliver, you are so lucky. YOU DROVE A FREAKING 9F

@LaZeRJET

6 жыл бұрын

i know it's the Best ever

@ex_t

5 жыл бұрын

id rather drive the super class

@locomotiveresearchdepartme2358

5 жыл бұрын

LaZeR JET I’ll be doing this in July

Thank you for sharing this. It must have been a fun super day. A piece of special history to remember. Best Wishes Robert. :)

Must have been the drive of a lifetime for you :) Glad you were able to do something like this

This is awesome man! I'm so happy you got to fulfill your dream, and this is an awesome video. A 9F is certainly a big loco to drive, and you must have felt so alive. Great video, and super happy you got to do this! Edit: Yeah, the one problem with having to drive one of these things is that it is constant shoveling and shoveling (:P

What a fantastic, half an hour, enjoying your dream with your own. Well done. Well presented.

Is it just me or is he doing this introduction of the train and getting into the train like Jeremy Clarkson

If I Had A Penny Everytime You Shoveled Coal I'd Be Rich XD

Love the way you distribute the coal in the firebox!

Watching you shovel reminds me how much I appreciate oil-fired engines.

The fireman at 17:39 hahaha class

You're a natural! Well done my friend, this is effectively my dream experience! By the way the fireman instructor was so funny 😂 17:36 funny fireman and brilliant whistle blast!

I can't stop watching this video as it's so addicting

I saw a Union Pacific 844 IRL and got a cab tour. It was amazing.

This was the best video of a train i have ever seen

Lovely video and loco. This is the loco that pulled my train on the Bluebell Railway in 2013

Mariel Cordero, That engine playing as Thomas is a J94 Hunslet Austerity tank engine in disguise, all of the E2s have been scrapped.

@Planetrainguy

3 жыл бұрын

Obviously

@KUNYSZZ

2 жыл бұрын

The E2s were nothing but Lemons to the BR

Love the 9F. Great video

@nicky8895

6 жыл бұрын

Well don

@nicky8895

6 жыл бұрын

Done

@LaZeRJET

6 жыл бұрын

Thank you

Nice video mate good see that your Diving trains now and great job

@LaZeRJET

6 жыл бұрын

Yes indeed

Well done, must have been much different from a virtual experience.

Great video! It looks like you had a lot of fun! I never knew that the UK had any 2-10-0s.

Best Video Yet, cheers from America!

Looks like you had an amazing time!

@LaZeRJET

6 жыл бұрын

i did my friend

@RailwayProductions-nd3tx

6 жыл бұрын

LaZeR JET glad you did! I hope to do something like this in the future

wow cool!! i took a cab ride in Southern Railway 630 at the Tennesee Valleyy RR museum, and i slipped and almost fell in the open firebox... but the engineer caught me

you are a very kind person!

The smart thing about steam locomotives from America is that they had a pedal for the fire box door so they could open and close quite easily

@trenesdecolombiaPabloHiguita

4 жыл бұрын

Also power reverse

@zacsrailways8020

11 ай бұрын

Bullied pacifics do as well, doesn't achieve much

Amazing video and your commentary was like top gear fantastic

Great video, glad you had a great time!

So far Ive been on Oliver Cromwell's footplate while it took the dining train on 7th July. It was a surprise by the volunteers for me. :D And while visiting her on the day of her 10th birthday, Tornado while she was at NVR. beautiful locos indeed. Once been on Flying Scotsman, hopefully next month September, my year is complete. :D

You got to do things that are on my bucket list

I came across this by accident but you know, I found it a great video.

To be early is to be on time to be on time is to be late to be late is to be left. This is what my band teacher says when it is marching band season and you did this a day before my 18th birthday

Bro that face that man made made me laugh so hard

You need to do this more! I think this awesome and I wasn't even there!

amazing Oliver (hope you don't mind my calling you that) I really enjoyed this video and can see that you enjoyed it very much- well done

Wow awsome driving!

I love how the fireman was making faces the whole time

Damn. You drove a steamer. Good god damn job dude

Congrats lazerjet you are really lucky to have such a experience like that oh and i just went to the georgetown loop railroad in georgetown colorado and so you're not the only one with such an experience:D #Subscriber

Congratulations on being fireman of the BR 92212 for a run out and back!

very good video. been to poland a couple of times driving and firing steamers on public services. 70kph and shovelling as fast and hard as you can, and in the dark. when the pro does it it looks easy but OMG its hard work, coal all over the floor. the driver cursing. trying to remember the injectors (more finicky than BR ones) and the blower and the blow down. driving is easy in comparison. no wonder firemen were the younger and drivers ex-firemen. driving through a fresh snowfield was the highlight. magical

You were flawless driving a 9F!

Amazing! Soooooooooo jealous right now, I'd love to do this! :0

Lazer jet this is your first time driving the real steam engine

@LaZeRJET

6 жыл бұрын

Yes

my dad owns two class 50s and having footplate rides and sometimes even driving in the yards is amazingly fun

Last time I saw this locomotive it was getting new wheels, nice to see it going again.

dang the br standard class 9f is my favorite steam train

Brilliant ! I am sure you loved it

Very well done mate.👍

Wow Mr LAZER JET your are awesome driving 9f steam locomotive

@LaZeRJET

6 жыл бұрын

Thank you

Cracking video Oliver. Regards Jake

I subscribe and hit that bell and I left a like keep up the good work

wow oliver! that looks like so much fun! :D Great video mate! -sam :D

What a day! Looks fun!

I loved this I wish I could drive a magnificent beast like this

Murdoch! Glad to see you

Awesome Oliver!

Can you do a race against the 9f Southern Pacific 4449 big boy and the Flying Scotsman I think that would make a great race

Fair play ! Well done

Nice fireman work

I guess the railway went "Go Big or Go Home" when picking the engine for the footplate experience! 13:56 a middle ground between the two would be a steam-powered traction engine (steam tractor)! An American 2-10-0 steam locomotive has small drive wheels and is rather short in length, but it is tall!

This is a great video

That is amazing

Very nice!

@LaZeRJET

6 жыл бұрын

Yeah

You did amazing

You l👀ed like a professional doing that. :D

Well done mate

Awesome video!

Hey Lazer you did a great job driving in my opinion

Awesome job

Thank you, you helped me with my homework

This 9f really belongs to Jeremy Hosking

THAT WAS AMAZING, Good job at driving the 9F class , Can’t wait till I’m 18 😉😂

@LaZeRJET

6 жыл бұрын

Thank you

Good job of driving the 9f

AWESOME!!!!!!

Amazing

Really good video I love steam engines

Hey this was filmed on my birthday cool

Lovely video....

Wow, it really WAS a torture! I hope your hands are now okay Oliver! And by torture, I mean the shovelling.

Black 5's are brilliant engines and id love to be able to have a go at firing one one day if I grab the opportunity but id love to work on a Jubilee even more as they're my fav class of LMS engine. It's just too bad though that with the 9F's they're barred from running on the mainline thanks to their centre driving wheelset being flangeless and fears that it might derail on points when they havent even looked it up to see if it would happen. Iv had a go on a couple of industrial tank engines as a trainee fireman.

Awesomeness

U ARE THE BEST KZreadR EVER

On an express hauled by a steam locomotive the fireman shovels around a ton of coal for every 50 miles. But the driver did help out!

8:53 Thomas is that you

This is the coolest shit you've done so far gg