LNER Class A3 4472 Flying Scotsman on celebration of 100yrs of service The Portsmouth Flyer 1Z72 London Victoria to Portsmouth Harbour 17/06/2023 #railwayvideos #flyingscotsman #steamlocomotive #trains #reelsvideo | RailwayVideos

Alan Pegler first saw LNER Class A3 4472 Flying Scotsman in Wembley at the 1924 British Empire Exhibition. In 1962, British Railways announced that they would scrap the Flying Scotsman. A group called "Save Our Scotsman" were unable to raise the £3,000 scrap value of the locomotive that would prevent this. Pegler stepped in and bought the locomotive outright. He spent the next few years spending large amounts of money having the locomotive restored at the Doncaster Works, and then persuaded the

The Flying Scotsman – A True Legend of the Rails 🇬🇧✨ There are famous trains… and then there is The Flying Scotsman. Built in 1923, this magnificent LNER Class A3 locomotive became an icon of British engineering — the first steam engine officially recorded at 100 mph, and the star of the world’s longest non-stop run of its era. For generations, The Flying Scotsman has captured imaginations with its sleek lines, emerald livery, and the sheer romance of steam. From thundering up the East Coast M

After 10 years and $8 million, the iconic Flying Scotsman is back on the tracks. Built in 1923, the Flying Scotsman was the first train to officially beat 100mph (160kph). See the story here: ab.co/1QB4TGC | ABC News

Glorious footage of the Flying Scotsman finally on the tracks again...it's steamy stuff. A project by the National Railway Museum to restore the world famous engine. Enjoy! http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-35263070 | BBC Yorkshire

Flying Scotsman has taken its first public test-run under steam after a decade off the tracks. See how it looks now after its £4.2m restoration: http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-35241788 | BBC News

The Flying Scotsman – A True Legend of the Rails 🇬🇧✨ There are famous trains… and then there is The Flying Scotsman. Built in 1923, this magnificent LNER Class A3 locomotive became an icon of British engineering — the first steam engine officially recorded at 100 mph, and the star of the world’s longest non-stop run of its era. For generations, The Flying Scotsman has captured imaginations with its sleek lines, emerald livery, and the sheer romance of steam. From thundering up the East Coast M

Hundreds turned out to see this classic locomotive! "LNER Class A3 4472 Flying Scotsman's second Crewe visit draws more crowds http://bbc.in/21qO6gt" | BBC Stoke & Staffordshire