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Neil Blinco
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Video Clips of Rail, Steam and other things of interest in Western Australia and beyond.
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Apologies but some of the footage is a bit blurry due to a dud camera lense and of course transfers from video tape era equipment, but the Visions presented are still a capture of activities we will likely never see again.
Please enjoy these videos from the Blinco family collection. Subscribe and Like!
Apologies but some of the footage is a bit blurry due to a dud camera lense and of course transfers from video tape era equipment, but the Visions presented are still a capture of activities we will likely never see again.
Bencubbin - Model of a WAGR Wheatbelt Station at 2018 AMRA Model Railway Show
Bencubbin is a Model of a WAGR Wheatbelt Station as shown at the 2018 AMRA Model Railway Show
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A series EMUs between Carlisle & Victoria Park Stations 12th Nov 2023
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In the last week of operation on the Armadale line before it would close for a major upgrade, A series EMUs are seen C & T pattern services between Carlisle & Victoria Park Stations 12th Nov 2023
Chasing V1213 Freight near Toodyay
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Chasing V1213 Freight near Toodyay 27th May 1992 In the days of steam the V class were permitted to haul up to 1600t on the line shown in the clip. The ruling grade is 1 in 200. On this day V 1213 was being load tested with 800 - 900t after being restored to working order. After much effort by many pulling strings, it was negotiated to have V 1213 haul what would be the only steam hauled paying...
Coming and Going at Victoria Park Station December 2023
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December 2023 sees the Armadale line closed on the PTA network for major upgrades with trains operating shuttles only as far as Victoria Park station.
HVR Steam Ranger 22 Oct 2023 with W945 XA1401 and F40
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The HVR Steam Ranger on the 22 Oct 2023 was operated with locomotives W945, XA1401 and F40 Watch and Listen to the sounds of the 3 locomotives working their train up the Darling Range to Dwellingup. This was a test run for the XA (built by Metropolitan Vickers of the UK using a Crossley engine) which was scheduled to operate some Diesel only Rangers during November the first of which was hauled...
Australind Railcars - End of Operation Tribute - 19th November 2023
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Captured on the south west main in the last week of operation followed by a photo compilation over the years.
Llechwedd Slate Caverns Railway at Blaneau Ffestiniog Wales 2003
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Llechwedd Slate Caverns Railway at Blaneau Ffestiniog Wales 2003
W920 unaided in the Rain
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An ailing W920 climbs towards Dwellingup unaided in pouring Rain
Christchurch Restaurant Tram New Zealand 2017
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Christchurch Restaurant Tram New Zealand 2017
East Guildford Station Western Australia - 2023 AMRA Model Train Show
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Model of the East Guildford Station Western Australia at the 2023 AMRA Model Train Show at Claremont Showgrounds. Modelling by the WA Sn3.5 Group. This Layout is Modeled in Sn3.5 scale at 1:64 using 16.5mm track to represent 3ft 6 inch Narrow Gauge used in Western Australia Pr 536 outside Peerless Mill in 1962 - Picture taken by Peter Trinder Pr model recreation outside Peerless Mill - Picture ...
V 1213 on the Avon Yard Turntable 27th May 1992
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V 1213 is turned on the Avon Yard Turntable after arriving on load test 27th May 1992 On this day V 1213 was being load tested after being restored to working order. After much effort by many pulling strings, it was negotiated to have V 1213 haul what would be the only steam hauled paying freight on the mainline in WA since 1971
Ravenglass and Eskdale Railway Getaway 9 Network presented by Jeff Watson
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Ravenglass and Eskdale Railway Getaway 9 Network presented by Jeff Watson
Pm 706 on Forrestfield Turntable 20th May 1990
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Pm 706 on Forrestfield Turntable 20th May 1990
Jamie and Sheree Double Heading at Sandgropers Nov 2022
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Jamie and Sheree Double Heading at Sandgropers Nov 2022
Don River Railway Part 1 - 29th Jan 2023
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Don River Railway Part 1 - 29th Jan 2023
4079 Pendennis Castle on Avon Yard Turntable Western Australia Sept 1989
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4079 Pendennis Castle on Avon Yard Turntable Western Australia Sept 1989
Crossovers at East Perth Station in use during Transperth March 2023 Shutdown
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Crossovers at East Perth Station in use during Transperth March 2023 Shutdown
4472 Flying Scotsman on Avon Yard Turntable Western Australia Sept 1989
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4472 Flying Scotsman on Avon Yard Turntable Western Australia Sept 1989
Wonderful footage
It was worth it,looks great.
Magic
Why was there a tapping sound in between every ding at the crossing
Railway Post Office trains lasted 30 years longer in Britian than they did in America.
Why does it no longer go to Northcliffe?
Limited demand from time poor travelers who would choose the shorter journeys rather than the day trip was the main reason - not enough return to justify the costs of maintenance over the length of the line. Nature would soon take over.
Boans is being demolished ... Probably the people who wanted it gone were Burkie's mates.
I think 861 was built by the Baldwin Locomotive Works
861 was built by Couillet in Belgium in 1886, with the builders number of 861. The current owner modified her to look like an early US loco because that's what he wanted. The original look was almost exactly like Carbon (builders number 986).
How do you speed it up
More Steam!
It’s reopened in July now
Correct the Tramway is once again operating to the Cascades😎. Thanks for the nudge - I have updated the information😉
@@neilblinco1213 the new owners are actually planning on extending the trip to either of the three Brockman Siding, Warren River Bridge or Northcliffe
@@neilblinco1213 it’s also my favourite thing to do in the south-west
@@neilblinco1213 you should’ve put the same audio from the V2 13‘s last day in steam on this video throughout the whole video
A lovely series, unforgettable
2:17 the only reason I came to this video
which is what?
@@neilblinco1213 the tall trees in the background
1:42 ah, the memories 👍👍👍
It just goes to The Cascades now
I spent alot of time in my teenage years volunteering at the GVR. I moved away in the 80s. Was there for the station opening and again for the 40th anniversary. The Christmas lights events are spectacular and it's great to see the Railway prosper.
They categorically ruin Perth know wonder know one wants to go there
Very sad
Way behind European rail standards Cheaper than driving though, just saying.
This was 1987
From a time when mail/parcels was quicker. ..and by rail!! JG
Wizard Express 4-6-0 Hall Class Locomotive 0:27 [train whistle]
Mr. Water Rat: Dagnabbit! Loathin' wizards. Always showing up in every late for every duty. Overpaid and every services. I'm outta here.
Thank you for making this video! You just saved me many $$$ in fees to get it looked at, because here i was hitting the dang thing sideways until it clicked to get the key out scared of doing more damage! I have cleaned and re-lubricated the silver tab, however it still isnt engaging 100% of the time. I am yet to take off the other plastics around centre console to further inspect; however I know know its just a small tab contact and not the shifter mechanism! THANKYOU
When did we stop progressing on rails? Such a shame
Wow,hasn't perth grown up since then, the next building to get demolished is carillon city,this year,it runs from murray st mall to hay street mall and it was 4 floors high. Now its going to be modern and ugly.like the picadilly arcade,that's now has a tiny walking area,but the shops are twice as big. The art deco was brilliant before,now its dark and dinghy. No atmosphere at all now.
Great video.
Aap kaise ho ❤
I love it
Excellent layout used to work grain trains through Bencubbin sadly not much left just the loop and CBH at the Mukinbudun end of the station.The station building is now the local police station.
Very nice footage of our trains. Some of these are still running to this day!
The first scene is of ex Queensland Railways suburban passenger carriages. The were air braked as opposed the Westrail’s other narrow gauge rolling stock. The locomotive was a X class diesel. As best I can remember this video is prior the the Perth electrification. Really exciting time to be living in Perth.
They were bought to Perth to cater for increased patronage during the Americas Cup.
Is this from 1987?
That S class looks fantastic.
Great stuff Neil! 😊
Ta Brian sadly I didnt get much footage but it does cover it mostly
Hard to believe it was over 20 years ago!
Yes I believe the last TPO services ran on 9 January 2004 so pretty much twenty years ago.
More great footage Neil. A scene that has now been relegated to history.
Hi Neil. I'm curious to ask, how were your turntables operated considering the older rollingstock were vacuum brakes? I know westinghouse, but not really seen or understood your brake system. Cheers Adrian.
Adrian most of the WAGR turntables were balance tables with only the more modern tables being electrically powered or converted to electric. Vacuum powered turntables seem to have been a thing in the UK but to my knowledge we had none. Vacuum brake equipment is still in use on all heritage equipment (as originally fitted) in operation in WA today except where air was fitted on more modern diesels. Vacuum Brake was simple to achieve with steam locomotives, it requiring minimal machinery and moving parts etc as well as being a fail safe system. This is a good description of how Vacuum brakes work - ruclips.net/video/kqV1JKuKAdY/видео.htmlsi=ttiO0a73zfzHplEU
@@neilblinco1213 so basically your turntables were hand cranked or pushed around, before they were fitted with electric motors. The poor beggars, had to work for their money then. I had the pleasure of operating ones fitted with and without air motors. Thanks for the explanation.
@@adriannettlefold9084 As far as I know we had none hand cranked - all were balance tables - even the biggest of locomotives could be spun easily if balanced correctly so yes Pushed to start and then it was likely relative to how much vegetation had grown in the pit encroaching on the underside girder space as to how much pushing was required
That how an engine should be worked. The blokes working her had her set right, little smoke, sweet exhaust cut off. I have always admired the WA V and W Classes. If only Queensland had of done likewise. Our BB18 1/4 engines were good to drive, but never sounded as nice as that, neither could they or the much old C19 class ever pull as much. Our Garratt was capable of 1300ton but never ever hauled that much in service. Thanks for sharing. I'm enjoying my WA holiday and hope to visit Hotham Valley and Pinjarra before I head home. Cheers.
Very nice, like😁
Comming and Going at Burswood station
That is an absolutley massive firebox on that engine, all that distance behind the last driver back to the single trailing axle (which seems to have rather small wheels). I would have guessed there would be a risk of a quite rocky ride, but it seems to be smouth enough. Was this a successful type in it's day?
Very successful. The most modern steam locomotive on the WAGR and very capable. The rear trailing wheelset is same size as the front, it is just hidden by the bogie firebox arrangement. It has 40 sq ft of fire grate designed to efficiently burn the lower grade WA coal from Collie. It is said they rode a little rough around 70kph but otherwise smooth enough below or above that.
Very cool, very cool
That was a magnificent restoration by those involved, and it was part of several Indian summers of steam on the mainline the like of which has not been seen since and is unlikely to be repeated. V, W, S, Dd, G, Pm, we never realised how much we had! Gone With Regret.
Magnificent!!!
Very nice!
Setting a cracking pace! The guys must have been in a hurry to get to the Toodyay Pub before closing. 😊 Great vision
Gday Neil. Some great footage of 1213 doing what it was designed to do. Great footage!
At the time it was certainly something not seen for some time!
Nice video Neil!
Great timing Neil. The end of another era. That needs preserving. Love the steady tripod shots. It makes viewing enjoyable. 😊
Interesting video. The AA loco is an A class but with dual air/vacuum brake. The A only had vacuum for the train brake. Also, my understanding is that the mill shunt loco had a Rolls Royce diesel engine. I remember this area well I was a train guard at Manjimup from 1976-85.
The X not looking good. They always were a smoky beast. And the drivers of the F would have to manage the sand well. Otherwise he would run low on air. The Fs worked well in multiple unit but struggled in the wet as single unit.