One often wonders how many people the paint factories would have to lay off. If overnight all the lowlife Muppets decided that defacing railway property with their mindless graffiti is no longer fun. Ahh but alas when you have the brain capacity of a single cell Amoeba and the intelligence of a stick insect, coming to such a decision would be nigh on impossible.

This place seems to be famous cause trains do stall there often ?!

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Two CoCo locos and three passenger wagons?

I saw that at the same airport your at, tha5 was the first time I saw a 747

Great video how’s the guy taking a photo of the train at little river station looked like he was running away scared from the train. 😂

The one in Zagreb, Croatia is shorter.

Nice one Brenden. My wife and I were on that trip.

This is cool😮

Yo, great shot and nice catches and new sub man keep on trainspotting😮

What locomotives were there

I bet these drivers can tell us all a tale or two about how they drove trains in the freight sector and how they struggled up banks on the railways from Australia. Terry from the UK 👍

6:05. Just look at the state of the track. I know the tele lens makes it look worse.

Quite a lot of weight to pull and stop! They remind me of the Class 37's we have here in the UK. You can hear the sound long before approaching and in vision as you see it coming. Brilliant!

And no wretched graffiti

1:20 5 locos, love it!

4:32: Locomotive's bell enabled before departing a station? Since when this rule is also in Australia? In USA I understand. But in Australia... Someone that explaining.

3:47: Pacific National locomotives with a passenger train? Is this common? 5:28: Double notification sound in a Station? Whats was the cause? Ending of say a train, and a beginning of saying the next train?

Nice video mate nice part of the day 👍👍👍

i hear these a lot on the Melbourne to Sydney line but the question is does these locomotives go beyond Sydney

great video sir Love u😍😍❤❤

Where was this filmed from?

nice mate

longest passenger service - not trains - all different trains

Magnificent!

1:22 deadly

why did you freeze the video

Imagine being a pedestrian just walking and you see an E class on a truck

I heard that in HK they used OLC devices to control the track switch and the catenary wire switch. There's a sensor or something on the catenary wire, and when a tram needs to turn to another track, a rod at the top of the trolley pole is rise to contact with the sensor on the catenary wire, then the track changes. But nowadays they use VECOM radio systems. I also heard that some tram system use power-on-power-off switches, just like traditional trolleybuses, but I can't find enough informations about that…

Broad gauge is 5 feet yeah?

My father grew up in DONALD.

I love the sound of A2986 taking off. Thump! Thump! Thump! Thump! Thump!

What kind of power would this lash up have?

cool

Sick!

Great Video, That last shot is Awesome

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That was so interesting seeing the different locomotives and rolling stock. I believe train travel is quite expensive in the UK but they certainly have nice, modern looking trains.

Superb!

nice mate

Can't get over how many RPM the nose wheels must do before rotation.

Where was the first one filmed from?? Did they re open the viewing balcony inside the airport again??

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3:52 What is a "signal breach" Is it when a tram goes through a stop signal

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