"Steel wheels" The story of the NSW Rail Transport Museum

[@dannyhowell2027]

Great footage

[@selwyncarter3227]

Great looking locomotive! Fabulous museum and collection! She appears to steam well and rides well depending on track conditions, and is well-balanced! Thanks for sharing!

[@brycenew]

Brilliant!! Thanks for uploading mate

[@australiantrains8988]

Pity the diesel section was not included, 4201 etc. Still a great documentary, very informative, thank you.

[@robertcameron5007steelwheel]

You should have saved a 34 class and a 58 class when you had the chance they where both on death row at Enfield?

[@jimmynswgr]

They did try!

[@dannyhowell2027]

Hi how long ago was this video done

[@robertlagettie4792]

My wife and I made this video in the early 1990s. Bob Lagettie

[@robertlagettie4792]

1993 is when we made it. Peter Sumner did the narration. Bob Lagettie. We only had a $1,500 dollar camera shooting Super VHS and My wife went strait from the camera original to a master tape and then a dub from that, for duplicating. We had very primitive editing equipment in those days.

[@robertlagettie4792]

We made this Video in 1993. I had a camera that you couldn't change the exposure on and My wife had limited editing equipment to cut this video.

[@robertlagettie4792]

It was made in 1993.

[@robertlagettie4792]

We made this video with a camera you couldn't change the exposure on. My wife had limited editing equipment to cut the video on.

[@adriankingston4338]

Wow thats when thirlmere was a cool place to visit 😀 memories. Now it looks like a buisness park 😔 and theres hardly any exibits to see any more.

[@geoffcrumblin9850]

Looks quite sterile, No sounds or movement of machinery, no steam, and no sounds; the critical appealing sensory stimulations for a museum..

[@rogerlollar4325]

3801 is hot

[@clivefive4081]

Ripper