@@Schony747 I am guessing they will eventually be headed for an appointment with the gas axe? Any word on whats likely to happen with the N Class loco's? Relegated to freight working maybe? Or sold off O/S?
Thanks, Brenden. Brings back memories of the years I photographed and filmed this line: when stations were staffed, and hours spent in the Mangalore signal box.
If you exclude any cross country trains, does any city in Australia have 10 or 12 car trains in normal service? From watching vids of trains in Sydney it seems like there's no station in Sydney that could handle longer than a 8 car train
Those Harris cars should not be wrecked. As the Tait trains have been restored, we need to restore a Harris blue train for posterity. Same with all historic models, Hitachi , Comeng in original form orange livery etc
4:18 I still find it hilarious that the two places you'll see that model of loco are Australia and Alaska.
Funny and ironic. I haven't seen them anywhere else
It's weird to think a mainline freight locomotive in Australia Is a narrow gauge tourist loco
I was wondering what was up with those sitting in the shepp yard.
Haha, same here Josh, Mike.
Apparently the cars are staying for a month or so
@@Schony747 I am guessing they will eventually be headed for an appointment with the gas axe? Any word on whats likely to happen with the N Class loco's? Relegated to freight working maybe? Or sold off O/S?
I wonder how long it is before they get graffitied?
I haven't seen any reports so the security must be doing a decent job.
Where are they being keep in Shepparton
Next to the station platform
Thanks, Brenden. Brings back memories of the years I photographed and filmed this line: when stations were staffed, and hours spent in the Mangalore signal box.
Mangalore was well before my time as were many of the stations that closed in the 1980s.
Awesome Video
Thanks Christopher
Longest V/Line train I've ever seen! Even if it's not hauling passengers
Longest train for a long time!
@@Schony747 It's as if every metro train in the city went on strike, and all that was left to run was 2 N's hauling 12 H sets 🤣
If you exclude any cross country trains, does any city in Australia have 10 or 12 car trains in normal service? From watching vids of trains in Sydney it seems like there's no station in Sydney that could handle longer than a 8 car train
Sydney Trains are preparing for 10-car sets. They also ran a few trials in the early 1980s.
@@realjohnboxall Will they have to use ASDO when calling at many of the stations?
Maybe one of the QR train in Queensland long distance. Otherwise I can't think of any.
Marvelous stuff. And toots of the horn for you too Brenden.
Thanks. There was a gunzel friendly crew that day.
Those Harris cars should not be wrecked. As the Tait trains have been restored, we need to restore a Harris blue train for posterity. Same with all historic models, Hitachi , Comeng in original form orange livery etc
That would make sense and would be a great addition to the heritage fleet.