'Flying Scotsman' steam engine roars down rails once more The Flying Scotsman is back on the rails in the U.K., more than a decade after the famous 1923-built locomotive was saved from the scrap heap. It was initially a glamourous trip, with a hair salon, restaurants and cocktail bar onboard.Commentsview comments in forum Page 1 You need to be a member of CKA and be logged into the site, to comment on news. |
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Still think it's a weird name for an English-built train.
Should be called what, then? Big English Tea Kettle?
According to Batsy, it should have been called, "England is the greatest nation in the whole world, always has been, always will be and make the best and greatest of everything" train.
Built by the British I'm surprised it doesn't piss oil all over the place.
Well they did copy the leaky parts from the Hardly Davidson.
My Harley doesn't mark it's territory like the old ones did.