28th August, 2026
We take a trip to deepest Dorset in this follow-up episode to our previous Manning Wardle film to spend time with Ted from the Dorset Copperfish. Ted explains the artisan process behind making the brass domes for the new-build Lynton & Barnstaple locomotives Exe and Yeo.
More information on this exciting project to build replicas of these iconic locomotives can be found at https://www.762club.com where you can also find out how to contribute to this initiative.
You might have seen Ted before on Quest TV's ‘Salvage Hunters: The Restorers’ and you can find out more about his amazing work here - https://thedorsetcopperfish.co.uk
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This episode was filmed in Dorset, Woody Bay and on the Ffestiniog Railway, July and August 2026.