I had to put a coat on watching this, as the cold seeped through my laptop.

That was great, I love that big red star on the front of the trains.

3:51 jesus

HSR is European toy, where railroads are mostly carrying passengers and there are a lot of alternative ways for freight. TransSiberian is actually meant for tens of millions tons of freight moved annually. And you don't ride 180mph on a track densely packed with 7000-ton freight trains.

3:51 holy shit

Excellent footage!

Superb atmospheric video!

Beautifully shot. Like professional stuff. Great, thanks a mill.

Great video! Thanks for sharing.

Great video! Very interesting! Glad there is no more iron curtain. Thanks for posting!

3:50. No, I'm pretty sure he was not Jesus.

Electric too ! Nice... I love the pass with the other train too... Great video!

Great video! Thank you for sharing. Take care.

Thanks for the clarification :) Regards from Serbia!

Great video! I added this clip to my favourites!

Very well photographed! And thanks for freezing your buns shooting this while we sit on our couches sipping a vodka beverage.

Уважаемый geoffmackley,успехов Вам и ОТБОРНОГО здоровья в таких морозах!!!

Excellent video!

Excellent video.

Very nice video .-)

Here in the UK that amount of snow would bring the country to a halt-amazing!

I bet there's a train every few minutes night and day on this line. I imagine it's up to capacity:-)

Bello... grazie per queste immagini. I treni russi mi mancano, sono due anni che non li utilizzo...

BTW, in the most cold regions (the eastern part of Baikal-Amur line, new Yakutia line and branches there) of Russian railways only diesel traction is still used. Not for technical reasons or any problems with electric traction - simply electrification isn't still done on these railway sections (and one case, Norilsk isolated rail system, electric traction discontinued). As well as nearly all shunting is done by diesel locomotives, even in electric traction regions.

Я.люблю.наши..поезда.

Wow nice video. Favorite !

Very nice video.

Cool video, I love trains in the winter. DO you know how many times these freight trains stop between Moscow and Vladivostok?

@khuzhokov

8 жыл бұрын

+wizehop It's impossible for human to drive train non-stop for 1-2 weeks. Also locos belong to local depots, so, at least loco will be changed several times during trip. Also, not all the train may follow to one station. They can be separated/joined on any station that has shunting locos.

@rusyastepanov

8 жыл бұрын

+Alex Zhak 7 days lol www.tutu.ru/poezda/view_d.php?np=2e90b3

@khuzhokov

8 жыл бұрын

Руслан Степанов not for cargo trains ;)

That star is for the trans-siberian railway, made for when the water freezes and boats can't go.

That was a seriously long train! I can't imagine what a big job the snow clearing teams have to do, each day in winter. What kind of Equipment is used for clearing the tracks?

You ever heard a locomotive scream in pain? -the horn though-

What year are those trains😬😬😳😳

AWESOME VIDEO!

I've seen very few Russian locomotives travel with the headlights on in daylight. Anyone know why?

When this video was taken?!?!

These trains look very scary from the front

enhorabuena, un precioso vídeo,pero...¡que frío!

Давно я не видел, вагонов контейнеровозов

Nice video my friend ;)

@CRIS71PA

10 жыл бұрын

Link pacificatorio .....;-)

@Gian2812

10 жыл бұрын

CRIS71PA sono d'accordo. ciao Cris ;)

@unenbilegbattseren2696

9 жыл бұрын

Fuck you

Hello! Please what camera didi you use and do you think a DSLR camera (600D) would work to shoot videos at -40 and for how long. Did yours ever stopped working after a while? Did you protect it from the cold somehow?! Did you just make this footages for fun or did you have a project or something?! I want to do the trans siberian in February. Thanks for your insights

That's good stuff Geoff, looks like HD quality. I also enjoyed the footage from aboard the trains. The fruitcake crossing the track at 3:50 just doesn't realize how stupid that stunt he pulled really is. All he'd have to have done was trip or stumble and he would have been sausage.

Товарняки 80 км/ч? офигеть) Видео просто супер!!!!

everybody in the world love trains,may be cause this remind us our childhood travel.I dream to travel on the longest railway in the world the line between Moscow and Vladivostok through Siberia.

Huh? I expected Sparks to fly everywhere.... but... the system is intact?

Эту страну не победить)

Excellent video, from England doyou need visas and stuff before your allowed film trains?

Are the electric trains more prominent the others forms of power ?

interesting video!!!!! looks cold!

very good..

Railfanning in Siberia must be a brutal hobby. How do you keep your equipment from failing in -40c weather. Hope you seal your camera inside a big plastic bag with silica gel to keep the condensate from forming inside your camera body or lense system.

it remember on my last transsib trip,Jan.09 loong freighter´s.....

niece videography

how much money has the ticket of Siberian? in Euros or Dollars!

Did you like Russian trains? Siberia? And that was a great video, thanks!

Siberia sounds colder than cold :)

Actually in the past, (1930s) the US was well ahead of the Soviet Union in railway electrification. The Soviets started to really electrify their lines was after 1960. And with the introduction of the diesel locomotive, US railroads thought that electrification would be more expensive, and much of the electrified routes were taken down. Today the only electrified main line remaining in the US is the Boston - Washington DC corridor and the keystone corridor.

@orientgate what train? what's the name? you are from romania? whit an rapid?intercity?accelerat?personal? for your knowless....intercity trains are going whit 140-160km/h accelerat 120-140km/h personal whit 80-100 km/h an rapid whit 130-140 km/h

The horns sound like a kettle boiling

i love it!

Great video😁 BIG Like & Subscribe👍 Greetings from Romania!👋🇷🇴

that was great

I was just about to write that...

25kV AC?

Wonderful trains snowy white Siberia people hurriedly crossing tracks makes me feel nervous especially that last person barely making it in time whew / a miracle ! Talk about an unnecessary risk .

what about diesel trains in siberia

I know . It is a beautyful view of russia . when i think obout this country . I will think snow and train

Yup, you got it!

This is interesting, it almost looks like standard gauge. Is it standard or russian gauge? Because it looks like standard, but I know it's Russian gauge

Уважаемый geoffmackley, а где снят поезд ЭД1?

impresionantes esos sonidosssss

Czysta moc.

I like trains.

First one sounded like an air whistle.

@thesooguy3401

4 жыл бұрын

It is an air whistle these trains use both horn and whistle

Yes Sir. But they also 3 kV DC :-)

aw, shame they don't have double stacks

The "Jesus" comment at that silly chap crossing in front of that Humungous Freight train was appropriate! Some people have a death wish.

Ибать я узнал свой дом=) На кадрах где проходит Вл85-231 снят мой дом в г.Иркутск.

а я работаю мантером делаем ячейки по деревням и приходится работать голыми руками по 12 часов без перерыва. тк в перчатках нельзя скрутить провод и опресовать (. валенки + носки + носки + носки . 1 степень отморажения. водка помогает ))))

exactly!!!!

This can be avoided if you add some amount of, say, jet fuel or kerosene. Or even gasoline, in the worst case. There are officially 3 types of diesel fuel produced in Russia: summer, winter and arctic. Arctic one should be good at -60 (in theory :) ). So, actually, the worst problem is not totally freezing fuel, but eventual deposition of parafines blocking fuel feeding pipes or filters.

goog movie.i like russian trains.5*

Слава Богу, что никакой музыкой ек забивали, а то некоторые любят наложить поверх ролика всякие "Любэ" и пр.

@suisseligue Not video is old, but locomotive...

old people be like - thank you great video!

In this train bear grills came surviving siberia

WINTER NORTH

...Apprezzato!***** I subscribe your channel. CIAO!

is crazy

Dude at 3:49 is freakin crazy!!!!!!

Are the tracks wider or narrower back in the U.S.S.R. then in the U.S.A?

@EricCartmanez125

8 жыл бұрын

during the early 20th century there was a war between China and Russia, so Russia decided to make the tracks wider to prevent any transport use of the Chinese military to transport Chinese artillery.

@khuzhokov

8 жыл бұрын

+Buttermybutt Wider. 1524 (1520)mm vs 1435mm

@EricCartmanez125

8 жыл бұрын

+Alex Zhak of course

@print6862

8 жыл бұрын

+Juan Zuniga no, actually. First of all, first Russian public railway was built in 1837 and it was even wider, about 6 ft. Secondly, it was connecting Tsarskoye Selo and Saint Petersburg. Lust look at the map, it's the north-west of Russia, so tracks has nothing to do with China (and there was no war, by the way). So let me ask you, where have you found your information?

40 below 0 centigrade or Farenheit? Never mind! Either way I'll be watching the fireplace log burning!

@richardgerlach5156

9 жыл бұрын

Makhno6686 Centigrade and Celsius are the same scale. Farenheit and Centigrade (Celsius) intersect at about 40 below zero if I'm not mistaken.

Jesus crosses the line.

Классно

3:51 😯

Depends on where you are in the US.

JESUS!

ЭД1 - хабаровская вундервафля, вроде уже перестали использовать

3:52 son of a bitch

@zaymanszechsberg7129

10 жыл бұрын

XD

@zaymanszechsberg7129

10 жыл бұрын

just relax bro... He doesn't know the train protocol....

SOMER NORTH

Then you must go! =)