@CPnieuws What's funny. You try being in charge of a train full of kids and some twat drives across the line right in front of you. Very thoughtless comment. How did 4 of you give this a thumbs up?
Wigwag means alternating flashers. While wigwag has a special meaning to us here us the USA as the old swinging type of signal, this is technically a wigwag signal as are the alternating flashing lights in the USA
o my god this brought back some memory of when i was in north cornwall there used to be a minature railway that was a masive hit with the tourists but the guy who run it closed it down he was elderly and gave up the place when he retired
This is miniature. The train is slow, you can see it good, and here are only people so no accidents could happen except the train would hit someone but that is 1) not a big deal it wouln't hurt that much and 2) strange you would walk on the tracks. you can only get on the tracks on the level crossing and the track is fully fenced.
This is pretty cool. Is this an English place or Canadian? Because it has a Canadian train but a British style level crossing. I've been to a few parks with miniature railways (Bressingham, Pettits, Village Experience) and none of them have a level crossing like this! But I must admit that the Village Experience (Now shut down) did have a traditional wooden level crossing near the station.
that sirens well loud!
levelcrossing1234 3 months ago
is that a fire alarm instead of bell?
t3subde 3 months ago
@dasy2k1 so does Chester and Llangollen.
JWMann1998 9 months ago
damn thats like an alarm clock
ninendowii2000 9 months ago
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Megahammerheadshark 10 months ago
doyley wood
knaussbrad 1 year ago
what are these sirens called?? we need some for our railway
Pugragger 1 year ago
is that in the uk
anm94 1 year ago
is that in the uk
anm94 1 year ago
whats that yellow light for?
Ryanguy22 1 year ago
"Beware of trains"
Hahaha no really xD
CPnieuws 2 years ago 5
@CPnieuws What's funny. You try being in charge of a train full of kids and some twat drives across the line right in front of you. Very thoughtless comment. How did 4 of you give this a thumbs up?
spentacle 1 year ago
@spentacle Actually, now I'm looking back at the comment, I don't think it's funny. But really, I don't think anyone likes your comment either.
CPnieuws 1 year ago
Wigwag means alternating flashers. While wigwag has a special meaning to us here us the USA as the old swinging type of signal, this is technically a wigwag signal as are the alternating flashing lights in the USA
jeroldcrawford 2 years ago 2
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justinbbca 2 years ago
Wig-Wag? I think not.
DaBlackNinja1 2 years ago
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Gay.
ibuy4unow 2 years ago
@ibuy4unow Sorry to hear that. Are your parents taking it well?
OfficerNelson 1 year ago
That is not a "wig wag".
jovetj 2 years ago
bets y coed
has one of thease too at the model railway there
dasy2k1 2 years ago
I TOTALLY WANT ONE!!!!
Catnip11147 2 years ago 2
HAHHAHH THE SMALL RAILS :DDDDDDD
predatortheme 3 years ago
hahahahahaha
FeL3335 3 years ago
shame that twat in the black coat got in the way, hope you nailed the bastard.
bogen1050 3 years ago
does someone have to deactivate and activate the crossing or is it automatic when a train comes cause theres a guy at the end
masterofdisaster246 3 years ago
ACK! Its a YODALARM! A popular British Electronic bell!
Crossingman18 3 years ago 7
my shool fire alarm is a bell
boomersooner202 3 years ago
At my school we have electronic sirens as fire alarms and old fire alarms al bells to tell us when to change class
hstclass43 3 years ago
that siren thingy looks like the fire alarms at school
hstclass43 3 years ago 2
Why is the head end of the train painted for Canadian Pacific Railway?
phorneker 3 years ago
This wig-wag signal looks so cool.
cindy1000000 4 years ago
o my god this brought back some memory of when i was in north cornwall there used to be a minature railway that was a masive hit with the tourists but the guy who run it closed it down he was elderly and gave up the place when he retired
camtorchwood 4 years ago 3
Tut tut! There must be a full 27.5 seconds from when the sirens and lights show until when the train hits the level crossing.
jssuiter 4 years ago
This is miniature. The train is slow, you can see it good, and here are only people so no accidents could happen except the train would hit someone but that is 1) not a big deal it wouln't hurt that much and 2) strange you would walk on the tracks. you can only get on the tracks on the level crossing and the track is fully fenced.
Sscls 4 years ago
Hehehehe, was only applying industry rules to this as a joke.....
jssuiter 4 years ago
Don't try humour around this sort of thing, far too many people just don't get it! I did though!
tomnelson510 4 years ago
Ah thank you for pointing a crutial issue out to me, I shall refrain from personal enjoyment in the future.
Yours,
An enlightenned JSS
jssuiter 4 years ago
where are the wig wags?
Sscls 4 years ago
that is a bit cheesy, i mite go 1 day though
shadowthewedgehog 4 years ago
Nifty!
buggiecar 4 years ago
actually, in the UK these are reffered to in the Traffic Signals industry as wig-wag signal heads.
traffilite 4 years ago
Reaally?
sophieoftipton 4 years ago
@traffilite yes the flash pattern in the electronics industry is called "wig-wag" so there. lol
Pugragger 1 year ago
wig-wags are a crossing in the USA that swing
when trains are coming.This is no wig-wag.
sophieoftipton 4 years ago 2
yes, most areas where public (visitors) inercept the train has them
traffilite 4 years ago
Nice!
jimbus3000 4 years ago
should have this for kings island train ride
deafmonk19 4 years ago
its english, its actually brookside minature railway near stockport, manchester.
traffilite 4 years ago
Am I right in thinking this is in a garden centre?
jimbus3000 4 years ago
Yes, it's in a garden centre.
The railway has been there for years.
ArticElephant 4 years ago
This is pretty cool. Is this an English place or Canadian? Because it has a Canadian train but a British style level crossing. I've been to a few parks with miniature railways (Bressingham, Pettits, Village Experience) and none of them have a level crossing like this! But I must admit that the Village Experience (Now shut down) did have a traditional wooden level crossing near the station.
Pretty cool though.
Welwyn22 4 years ago