Australian steam locomotives 1210, 1709, 2705, 3112, 3526, 3801 & 3830 - Sydney - September 2005
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- Scenes recorded at Sydney Terminal on Saturday September 24th, 2005 of steam locomotives 1210, 1709, 2705, 3112, 3526, 3801 & 3830 on display and working local trips as part of the celebrations of the 150th anniversary of the NSWGR
That last scene is gold. Beautiful combination of locomotives.👍
I wish 3830 could run again. That would be so lovely to see her run with her older sister.
I totally agree I'd like to see 3830 run again
Love NSW Steam, the 38s and 60s are Australia's best! That little American type #1210 was just beautiful.
Rock solid video love the footage
What a fascinating sight, 1210 coupled to 3830. 👏
Looks very strange lol
I was most surprised to see the candy livery V-set.
This is the first video of this channel where I heard a human voice.
Kereta api betu2 gagah..mantap...
Anivarssri greetings tooonish roolishhh vaporishh 2 goood luck
Epic 😎
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Nice whistle!
I’m pretty sure that was a 3 chime whistle, they use them in America too. Well they used to use them, I do not know if they still do as I am not american
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Actually, I think that was a NSWGR 5-Chime. Yeah we Americans still do; and in many different varieties. The only 3-Chime whistle I'm aware from Australia is the Hancock Short-Bell 3-Chimes mounted on the NSWGR D59 class Mikados. No. 5917 is in service today.
@@jltrain-zgamingrailfan202x3 I am also aware that they used the 3 chimes on some 58 classes too
All those wonderful locomotives now all stuffed elephants in museums never to steam again shame
ironically theyre still steamed to this day