Waterhulme Video

[Hugh Norwood]

Ian Drummond's "Waterhulme" made a welcome outing to Bradford in May. Ian allowed me to drive my micro video camera around the layout.
Here is the result
(Please ignore the time/date stamp - the device doesn't want to accept the codes to set it)

http://youtu.be/b1T1k5lq5rA

[gtmspyder]

That's a very nice video Hugh, and at what looked like scale speed, thank you for sharing it.

The layout looked well made as well, I may catch up with it someday.

BrianT.

[Frank]

A superb video of what looks like a superb layout.  Thanks very much for putting it on the forum.

How big is the video camera Hugh?

Frank

[Brandyman]

To adjust the date and time, edit the TAG file on the device.

[Hugh Norwood]

To adjust the date and time, edit the TAG file on the device.

You think I haven't tried???  :D

[Hugh Norwood]

How big is the video camera Hugh?

Frank

It's sold as  "keyfob" camera. The price oscillates wildly; I got mine for under a fiver (which may explain the problems with the time/date stamp) but they seem to have crept upwards. It sits with the aid of Blu-Tak on a home-made bogie flat.

It's about 50mm long, 32mm wide and 15mm high.

[MickT]

I couldn't care less about the date/time thing, I thought it was an excellent video Hugh and thanks for showing it!

Ian's Waterhulme has always been a layout that I have admired and it is good to see that it is still around as it is some years since I last saw it.

Mick

[clayliner]

Great fun - and excellent quality, too. Memo to self: if I'm ever going to video my railway I need to remember to work on those bits that are normally unseen! (That's not a criticism, but a cab ride does show up the hidden areas that one maybe doesn't normally worry about giving the scenic treatment...)

David.