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Nice video !
TrainSpotterX 1 year ago
A beautiful video. 5*
PhilbruProduction 1 year ago
Super footage!
RailPhotoAnthology 2 years ago
hi m8 nice vid ! 5*s and a fav ,,Great to see ozzy railways in action ,, check out the slightly narrower gauge track ,, cool ,,whats the gauge is it 3ft and 8 inchs " hard to tell from the vid ,,
XxBec3509 2 years ago
great video mate 5 stars
AvonRailFan 2 years ago
The 1st container train is #6H24. The second one is #8874. The light engine is probably #LF04.
QRhuggies 2 years ago
How does one work out train numbers??
Colhad 2 years ago
I can tell from the day of the week, time of day, the wagons and containers used in the consist.
Coal trains are a bit harder as they tend to be random train numbers at random times of the day due to the constant coal chain flowing.
The shunt engine could be #LF01 which had been on tutoring duties but I highly doubt they would use a single 90 tonner engine.
QRhuggies 2 years ago
I can never work them out, I'm just happy to document loco numbers and what they're hauling.
Colhad 2 years ago
Fair enough. I note them for historical purposes.
QRhuggies 2 years ago
@Colhad yea also, i see you have taken my spot.....jk but my friend lives the street to the right
nessnes64 1 year ago