Trains in NSW - Sydney and Beyond 1992

[@yerolo]

Blue goose'd V-sets, gold tinted windows on V-sets, 46 class locos, 48 class locos, U-boats, rail motors .... the golden era of trainspotting in NSW rail imo. So much more variety in trains and liveries than what we see nowadays

[@SR-xk8cd]

The good old days, when trains were made in Australia, and were built like a tank.

[@andrewsurgenor1294]

But we all know you can't build trains in Australia.! Politicians never learn from history!

[@gregrudd6983]

Remember the 46 was built in the UK and its pedigree was without peer namely based on the Woodhead EM1/2

[@johnmaddox4403]

Rare shor of the old gosford quarry siding at wondabyne, saw a loco and flatcar being lowered by winch from the quarry on a train passing by. Jm

[@james.black981]

love the video. Most of this is now just history. Thanks for uploading it.

[@rdrogel1116]

Not a single 5-pack wagon on Superfreighters of its time

[@ducky_the_helper]

And from memory the batwings were still a ways off appearing in the Hunter too

[@danielcook9032]

As of right now this video has 3,801 views, what a coincidence

[@andrewsurgenor1294]

Good catch.

[@interceptor7905]

Good to see 86 class in action

[@sanctuaryism]

great footage. love seeing the old and seedy sydney at its raw best pre- all the glamour and crap now mostly.

[@Bennyboy1985]

Judging by the wattle about, I'm guessing this is all from Spring '92?

[@G516R700]

Fantastic video mate, great videos of the loco hauled passes and the 86's on the coal, grain and other freights along with the variety in liverys. Also good seeing the 48's out and about on different things.

[@griffinrails]

Fantastic video, always good to see the loco-hauled Countrylink trains before they were phased out. (although they did return for griffith and broken hill from 96 to the millenium)

[@andrewsurgenor1294]

Lock hauled passenger trains are certainly more interesting!. XPT is not really suitable for the work they do.It will be into to see their replacements.

[@youtubeviewer7030]

classic videoing

[@gnhansen29]

The Vline locomotive reminds me of a similar movement I saw in 1987.

[@realjohnboxall]

Another outstanding video - thank you very much for sharing these. Brings back memories of my younger years wandering around Sydney's railway network.

[@TheRealMillennium]

Hi t set going over the bridge

[@DJ99777]

Gosh darn none of these trains have a caboose. You ossies are a funny bunch.

[@terryirons1966]

The ' guard ' was usually positioned in the last car in his/her separate area .

[@DJ99777]

Hot diggity dog. Man I Love the sounds of that little Choo Choo. Horny sounding passenger announcement too. Love and best wishes from Idaho Mississippi.

[@gordonrice167]

Never had cabooses for years

[@Papaonwings]

4855 sounds like a fart rolling past