Posted by Dave Ferrell on July 5, 2009
And to think I'm in awe of 4-unit helpers on NS' Pittsburgh Line here in the States. Great stuff. |
Posted by george cataulin on July 7, 2009
Wow! Very nice! Something you don't get to see here on the west coast of the USA.
Thanks for sharing!
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Posted by Greg Murdoch on November 23, 2009
BHP mainline running speed is 80km. Don't wanna get in the way. 2 1/2 to 3 km stopping distance. |
Posted by Bob Rogers on March 16, 2010
Outback Australian rail at its best! Bachman model trains have recently released a BHP loco and four-wagons...pity we can't buy 224 of 'em! And what a layout to run it. |
Posted by GCB on May 29, 2010
May 2009 I was driving for BHP, mainline speed was 75, not 80. |
Posted by Darren on November 9, 2010
I didn't hear one single flat spot on any wheel set. Wow! |
Posted by Giuliano on June 14, 2011
What emotion. Really spectacular video. |
Posted by are you sure on January 27, 2013
are you sure about the locomotive??? it seems ac6000 to me |
Posted by Rod Williams on January 27, 2013
In relation to the above question.......no I wasn't sure at the time. I had never seen these things before. You are correct, the two blue units are AC6000's. |
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