Bulgarian railways: IGE Erlebnisreisen's train with steam locomotive 46.03

Video of the special train of IGE Erlebnisreisen, which traveled through Bulgaria in the middle of February 2018. Unfortunately I cannot follow the train everywhere. I think the most interesting trip was with the steam monster 46.03 - the biggest steam tank engine in Europe on the route Sofia - Kyustendil - Gyueshevo. The biggest part of the route is non-electrified and runs through beautiful gorges. Unfortunatelly the snow wasn't enough for a true winter train adventure, but at least in the Gyueshevo area there was a lot of snow, mostly because this is the highest railway station on a standard gauge in Bulgara. I will stop with the words here, just enjoy the video and give me a thumbs up or a subscribe if you like it!

[@plymptonpleb]

Thanks for this marvelous video of preserved steam locomotives.

[@raymondleggs5508]

I liked the first whistle they had on this loco better :-D

[@NikosKantiris]

Super . Magic moments !!!

[@Mickles-Trainspotter]

Nice video! Great places and wonderful steam train! Greetings and 👍👏

[@victor_sr5]

Прекрасно видео

[@lz1clr806]

поздравления Иво за хубажияе клип..............

[@armedreptile7889]

Great video! Wish there were ho scale or oo gauge models of this locomotive

[@Galejro]

Curiosity question why does the train have 2-3 spots it emits steam on the wagons? It can't be some sort of vacuum trap thing right?

[@IvoRadoev]

When the train is hauled by a steam engine, the train heating is with steam from the boiler. I'm not so sure why the wagons are emitting steam at some specific places. May be to avoid condensing of water in the pipes or something else. If anybody know, please let us know :)

[@nikolt2000]

Galejro it comes from the last car and I think it's to reduce pressure it needs to exit at the end