Top VLOG as always Cam. Hey, not sure if you've had an opportunity to view the image and info on the new Queensland Rail - suburban and interurban rollingstock (for SE Qld's TRANSLink service area) being built and due to enter passenger service from 2016 www.tmr.qld.gov.au/Projects/Name/N/New-Generation-Rollingstock.aspx. These new units are apparently going to gradually replace the aging (35 years plus) EMU sets 01 to 88.
+Dave Murchie unfortunately i dont have any info about those for you mate. Hopefully someone that knows whats going on with them can comment on this for you
Ha ha, I wasn't actually after any info on them from anyone Cam, I was just really alerting and sharing the news of them being built with plans for them to enter service sometime next year. Seeing some of the older EMU's in your recent QLD VLOG's kind of prompted me to ask if you were aware of this too I guess.
How did you manage to get around security Cameron, i couldn't even take pictures of myself standing next to platform signs, especially when i went to Shorncliffe, the most quiet station in the network.
+Travelstar98 im not actually sure what they are all called. I know one is replacing on of the Rockhampton Tilt Trains but that's about it. I am also not sure when they will be retired. Hopefully we can get someone that knows a little bit more about the Queensland Trains than I do
Gee the SMU 260s are relatively tidier comparatively than the IMU 160s what do you think?
Top VLOG as always Cam. Hey, not sure if you've had an opportunity to view the image and info on the new Queensland Rail - suburban and interurban rollingstock (for SE Qld's TRANSLink service area) being built and due to enter passenger service from 2016 www.tmr.qld.gov.au/Projects/Name/N/New-Generation-Rollingstock.aspx. These new units are apparently going to gradually replace the aging (35 years plus) EMU sets 01 to 88.
+Dave Murchie unfortunately i dont have any info about those for you mate. Hopefully someone that knows whats going on with them can comment on this for you
Ha ha, I wasn't actually after any info on them from anyone Cam, I was just really alerting and sharing the news of them being built with plans for them to enter service sometime next year. Seeing some of the older EMU's in your recent QLD VLOG's kind of prompted me to ask if you were aware of this too I guess.
How did you manage to get around security Cameron, i couldn't even take pictures of myself standing next to platform signs, especially when i went to Shorncliffe, the most quiet station in the network.
I was left alone at Roma Street ill say that much
What are the loco hauled train service called? They don't have plans to retire them right?
+Travelstar98 im not actually sure what they are all called. I know one is replacing on of the Rockhampton Tilt Trains but that's about it. I am also not sure when they will be retired. Hopefully we can get someone that knows a little bit more about the Queensland Trains than I do
That was a Tiltlander train which is the tilt replacement (one being maintained) no plans to retire them at the moment
Could you do Liverpool / Clyde and Carlingford?
The Back Of EMU 61 is plated up. The Reason It Was A Test Train Because the only way to test the EMU's Is To Do the Corinda Loop
5:30 Guard coming to tell you off for filming?
I'm in that video somewhere lol
Seymourtravels77 1:15?
i thought you knew what that train was Cam its "The spirit of the outback" According to Phil
Ok
Just An intercity loco hauled train
Why was the RTT replaced in this case?
(PS: At least it was replaced with a train, & not a coach / bus!)