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James

February 05, 2019 04:22PM

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Interesting colors on the carriages. I'm more used to seeing NZR coaches in red or blue. Those are the 47 foot coaches, right? Think some of the 56 foot coaches and a panorama car also made an appearance behind diesel power. Correct me if I'm mistaken since my identification of them is highly imperfect.

As much as I like steam power, turbo whine hurts my ears. Had to mute the volume a couple times due to it. Great video otherwise. Ab's look good with the black domes! Thanks for posting, I had missed this one despite regularly prowling YouTube.

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Moving Pictures On A Branchline.	Chris Walker	February 05, 2019 02:26AM
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