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Experience a single morning on the iconic Short South rail line of NSW in 1993. While "Short South Sojourn" was a tempting title but it felt disengenuous to name this after such an iconic video. Our day begins at Moss Vale, where we watch the Up Sydney Express make its stop and departure, followed by the Down morning passenger service with DEB set 901. Next, we move to Exeter, where, from the s...

Shunting at the various industries at the end of the Sandown line.

Trains along the Southern Highlands and South Coast of NSW. Featuring locations such as Marulan, Moss Value, Exeter, Picton and Port Kembla

Today we're weathering 8117 in National Rail livery from SDS Models. The National Rail livery is one of the more short lived liveries that some 81s were in during their stint with NR before joining PN in 2003 and I find it weather's up rather uniquely compared to Freight Rail blue or PN Blue. The SDS 81 class is the pinnacle of 81 class models to date and I'm allowed to say that I own 14 of the...

Trying out videoing my weathering again. This time with a Bachmann V2. There are a few improvements I want to make for next time. Like narration.

Today we're exploring the era of National Rail from 1995 to 2002(ish) The National Rail Corporation was founded in February 1992 after an agreement between the Federal Government and the State Governments of New South Wales and Victoria. It took control of all interstate services previously managed by Australian National, FreightCorp, and V/Line, starting operations in April 1993. National Rail...

Join us to day as we embark on cab ride from Sandown station to Clyde and return pausing at the now closed railway stations less than 12 months before passenger operations ceased on the once useful branchline. The Sandown Line, situated in Sydney's western suburbs, originated as the Bennett's Railway and opened on 17 November 1888. Branching off from the Carlingford line near Camellia station, ...

Step back into the bustling vitality of Central Station (aka Sydney Terminal) from 1990 to 1992 with 'Along the Lines,' immersing yourself in a silent narrative where visuals unfold the tales of a bygone locomotive era. This episode, 'Echoes of Sydney Terminal's Locomotive Era,' is a crafted visual symphony, stringing together authentic, raw clips, inviting viewers to gaze upon the fascinating ...

A variety of clips showing "through running" locos in NSW. From Australian National AL class locos to V/Line C and G classes.

The SRA 81 class has been a staple of the Main South and Hunter Valley region from their introduction in 1982 pulling Pass, Coal, Grain and Intermodal. These are some highlights from various videos from 1989 through to 1992 showing various workings of 81 classes around the state.

NSW Suburban electrics (as well as some bonus non-electric stock) at various locations around Sydney. Possibly part 1 of 2?. Locations include: Burwood, Beecroft Bank, Croydon, Newtown, Pennant Hills Cutting, and Rose Hill

Events happening at Hornsby during Feburary 1995.

The legendary Flying Scotsman on the North Coast of NSW during it's visit to Australia from 1988 to 1989. Includes cab ride from Macksville to Coffs Harbour.

OnTrack Models recently released a re-run of their NLBX/NLBF Banana Vans. Naturally I bought 9 of them... and then weathered 3. OnTrack Models Banana Vans: ontrackmodels.shop/collections/nsw-45-banana-vans

Weathering and loading the IDR NHWF Ballast Wagon

Weathering the Auscision Models NOCY

Shunting Clyde in the 90s - Along The Lines

Ballast Trains - Along The Lines

Along the Lines - LVRF 4168

Along the Lines - Wagga Wagga in the 90s

ATL 45 - Pennant Hills Cutting

Along the Lines - Volume 30 - The Ailing XPT

Jumbos on the Main North (Part 2)

Under the Wires - 86 and 46 Class Electrics in New South Wales

Shunting Mungo Scott (December 1990)

Jumbos on the North Coast

ATL 16 - Fielders Traverser

Containers and Passengers 1993

Steel and Containers