From the Vault - 421 Transfers Junee to Gosford 16-10-96 - now in High Definition and Widescreen

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  • čas přidán 29. 04. 2024
  • On the 16th October 1996 421s 423107, 42109 and 42103, with 42105 added to the consist in Sydney, and assorted carriages were transferred from Junee to Casino to begin the Ritz Rail tourist service from Casino to Murwillumbah.
    This video follows the train from Junee to Gosford.
    Videos in the Along Closed Lines series were originally shot in 4 x 3 Standard Definition and have been upscaled to High Definition and reformatted to widescreen. They generally cover movements that can now no longer take place.

Komentáře • 7

  • @johnthoroughgood3915
    @johnthoroughgood3915 Před 2 měsíci +1

    A magnificent video. I suggest your best yet. Just loved it.

  • @WeldinMike27
    @WeldinMike27 Před měsícem

    Cool seeing video of the transfer I saw in Railway Digest back in the day. 😊

  • @JRussellProductions
    @JRussellProductions Před měsícem

    This is absolutely phenomenal footage and coverage you got here. Not just the 421's from Junee to Casino. But other trains on here. The Cockatoo Run with 7344 in the Green and Yellow livery along with 7333. And the SRA CountryInk XPT set in the Blue, White and Teal livery hauling a full 7 car passenger service which nowdays is now reduced to 5 cars now. Those days in the 1990s were the best decade growing up. Thank you.

  • @G516R700
    @G516R700 Před měsícem

    Magnificent video mate, Great noise from the 3 original unmodified 421's, sounding awesome transferring their train north to Casino

  • @DARRENRICHARDSON-wl1dd
    @DARRENRICHARDSON-wl1dd Před 8 dny +1

    DARREN RICHARDSON 😊LOVE ❤HAVE

  • @CalebsRailFilms
    @CalebsRailFilms Před měsícem +1

    Hold the phone! 11 ex SAR steel coaches I see! Noice 😍👌. I wonder what happened to all of them? Hope they survived. We’ve got a fair few of them operational here in SA on the SteamRanger Heritage Railway. They were the pinnacle of SAR broad gauge country services for decades. Always a delight to see them being hauled by steam locos on the Mount Barker branchline. I have to say I’m really loving these older videos especially the ones on the now long closed branchlines in NSW. Keep them coming my friend! Keep well.
    Regards, Caleb

    • @G516R700
      @G516R700 Před měsícem

      Some would have been moved to victoria and on BG, some would've gone to Dimboola with SRV for a while, recently those ones got transferred to Goulburn and Canberra and probably a couple of other places. The CP vans, at least one of 707's Vans, 35CP (was on this consist) not sure about the NSW cars