Harz Mountain Steam

[Baggerseeradio1]

Auf nur 8mm echtem Filmmaterial hätte es eine Szene für die Ewigkeit werden können ...

[gaycowboy31]

we had this same look and feel when I was there in December I look foward to returning back there in December

[stevelerro]

bet its warm up in that cab!

[Skalar300]

Vom Feinsten!!!!!

[bohemianh]

great video!

[WoelkerVideo]

Very great video!

5 ★★★★★

[megatwingo]

5*****!

[gavinfalconer123]

is that train still running??

[PeterNGloor]

@gavinfalconer123

Yes

[pacelweb]

Lovely! I was too young to remember when I went to the Harz, would love to go back!

[hudson501]

It doesn't appear to be articulated, but all four cylinders seem to be on a ridged frame much like a 1940's Pennsylvania RR T-1 duplex. Nice engine and nice sound!

[quert2]

Not just: It's an articulated engine, a real Mallet. The first 2 axles are combined in a bogie while the last 2 axles are attached to the rigig frame. But unlike those, this engine is a compound machine, the rear cylinders work on high-pressure-steam while the front cylinders work on already used low-pressure-steam. It's hard to recognize because of the low Quality pictures, but if You take a very close look You'll see that the front Cylinders are bigger than their rear brothers.

[katowsky]

Wow!! fine!

[gaycowboy31]

I will see this in december I believe from reading that this is an 0-4-4-0T not articulated

[ghfdfhfdndxhcg]

Cute little engine.

[abanyai123]

AWESOME railroad, awesome scenery, awesome footage!!!!!  Is that a 0-4-4-0 articulated?!?

[TheGondorian]

0-4-4-0 tank engine with high and low pressure steam cylinders used

[Fritztoons]

Klingt komisch aber das ist noch richtig "menschliche" Technik, oder?

[FamiliaRusu]

Great !!!

[brockenbahnman]

Sehr schon auch

[megatwingo]

Sehr schön!