Wonder – a Littlegiant18794 Music Video
Sunday, April 25th, 2010
Since I’m not going to be going on any railway visits until June (except volunteering at the GCRN) I thought I’d make a music video. The song is ‘Wonder’ by the sadly now disbanded band Delirious? (Although they still have a website – check it out!). This solely features clips taken on my New Camcorder, the JVC Everio GZ-MS120. Clips were taken at the Gloucestershire/Warwickshire Railway, Great Central Railway, Churnet Valley Railway and Severn Valley Railway. The locos featured are as follows:
|Small Prairie 5542
|O4 63601
|Stanier Mogul 42968
|Castle 5043 ‘Earl of Mount Edgcumbe’
|Large prairie 5199
|Jubilee 5690 ‘Leander
|Standard Tank 80072
|Jinty 47406
|Large Prairie 5164
|City 3440 ‘City of Truro’
|Britannia 70013 ‘Oliver Cromwell’
|9F 92203 ‘Black Prince’
|Yankee Tank 30075
|A1 60163 ‘Tornado’
|Manor 7812 ‘Erlestoke manor’
|Taffy Tank 5619
|N2 1744
|Manor 7802 ‘Bradley Manor’
|8F 48305
|Standard 2 78019
|Black 5 44767 ‘George Stephenson’
|Taffy Tank 6695
|Hall 7903 ‘Foremarke Hall’
|Black 5 45231 ‘The Sherwood Forrester’
NOTE, THIS IS PURELY A FAN-BASED VIDEO, NO PROFIT HAS BEEN MADE FROM THE MUSIC OR THE WAY IT HAS BEEN USED
Duration : 0:4:14
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