Peaky Blinders
 

This past week Fowler 17212 has been filming at the Black Country Museum with the BBC, filming the new Series of Peaky Blinders. Even the engine had to have its makeup done to dull all the paint work and brass down and we weren't allowed to clean at all. It seemed to cause quite a stir with the cast and crew who had never seen anything like it before. Look out for it in the next series due to be shown early 2016.

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thanks for the sneaky peak tom, 17212 looks right at home in that setting with out doubt the best looking engine in preservation.

They asked dad if he was available for this, I think the big Fowler is slightly more appropriate in an industrial setting.

The joys of filming,"Stand by to wait!"

Brilliant, atmospheric drama, watched all of the 2 previous series.