The legs out of the windows......., brave passengers.

@martythemartian99

2 жыл бұрын

For a normal railway, yes. But this tourist railway was set up for this kind of travel over 60 years ago. Notice the bars for the kids to hold on to and no windows. There are also no obstacles along the line that could hit their legs.

@DerLabbeduddel

2 жыл бұрын

@@martythemartian99 Thanks for the answer. By the way, where is this nice railway? You have an engine from Victorian Railway, as far as I know it runs on the 2'6" gauge, and this on 2'. Did you change the gauge?

@martythemartian99

2 жыл бұрын

@@DerLabbeduddel It is in the Dandenong Ranges in Victoria Australia. Locally known as Puffing Billy, to the best of my knowledge it has always been 2'6".

@Living_Life_RN

2 жыл бұрын

@@DerLabbeduddel The Puffing Billy is, and always has been 2’6” gauge, and a variety of old 2’ gauge locos such as the NGG16 seen in this video have been converted to 2’6” to run with the original locos like the one seen in the first clip.

@DerLabbeduddel

2 жыл бұрын

@@Living_Life_RN Amazing, I could't imagen, that it is posible to convert an NGG 16 to 2' 6''. I saw someone of this engines, stripped in parts, in the workshops of the WHS in Wales. I think it was not easy. I know this Railway, but unter the Name "Puffing Billy" only. Thank's a lot for the information.