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Don't you just love watching Kiwanis online on kiwirail. 😊.

This year's show is on at Cowles stadium October 12th and 13th with 27 layouts and 15 traders it's another great show and 7 trains kids can operate this year

Shit film

Thank you for posting this. Any idea why they swapped the locos around on the return trip?

Sorry but it is not Hornby model, it’s Bachmann model.

Great job guy's. I wish i could join and help out

Great vid Cayleb, one of your best chases

Interesting

Oaro is the most interesting crossing station on the MNL. Always like to see video clips from this area. PICTON.

great video

Great Video Geoff, thanks for sharing

Good Work On The Video. 😁👍🏼

Hey. Not.fan.of.night.shots.but.still.a.great.vidoe.steven.wellington.also.are.they.sone.loc.done.the.runsure.

The Coastal Pacific normally runs two standard seating cars, a Cafe car, a viewing car, generator set car, a kitchen car and a baggage car. The last two vehicles are ex BR MkII coaches (ex Virgin UK) refurbished and new bogies. The viewing car and generator car are rebuilt from old freight guards vans, the rest were built in NZ at Hillside workshops in Dunedin about 14years ago. Similar vehicles are used on the Northern Explorer and the TranzAlpine, but are normally run with more standard seating vehicles.

Thank you. In previous videos of this train I haven't seen the two coaches that look like baggage vans (the "blind" ones with the sliding(?) doors. What are they, and why does the one have one set of doors and the other two? Thanks.

Those shots just south of Oaro are something you rarely if ever see. I’ll hope to get some videos down there next summer!

Oaro again, and again!

That first part was, I think, Oaro?

There was water in the river?? Climate change!!!!! Lol

Thats standard weather for the coast

Thanks for a lil slice of your world!😊 What the temperature during this shoot?

Great Video Geoff, thanks for sharing

Fantastic to see some smooth footages and captures on your video Cayleb. The video corder has a decent frame rate!

Great Video, my bet is Masterton Station, North west winds, thanks for sharing

Black shirt and white btie .

Interesting. But I couldn't figure out what was going on between the two groups of locos: 5270&c, and 5039+5402. Any chance you could please explain? Thanks.

Perhaps you can help? I saw the letters "EFI" under the loco number of a DX in a video: do you know what it stands for?

favourite driving.df in south island.dx in north island.

Such power go NZR oops Kiwi rail

What a magnificent sight

Looks like 5264 just about due for a couple of days in the workshop.

Awesome vid as always Cayleb

Great Video, My favourite steam engine JA 1271, thanks for sharing

Awesome captures!

Nice

5264 origanally dx2624.my husband was on it on april 12th 1978 when it derailed south of wanganui at fordell.was based in palmerston north.in the 70s before transferring to kaikoura.

Built to Last, and the G E engineering staff can upgrade them, Quality and professional after 40 years, do like the Big rear Horn for Rich Bariton Bass 🔊 Sound ..

LOVE the old U-boats :)

Whrn are they going tp learn a bout water levelsin the boilers

Very nice looking Class 40 model!

Thanks for your video im from puerto rico a american colony. We used to have metre guage locomotive back in the 1880 but by 1953 they where removed from our infrastructure. I wished we could still have trains

Magnificent catches of the trains coming by and pass, i like it 5 stars, keep up the great work, my friend, i subbed your channel, Greetings from Portugal to New Zealand.

Que vídeo super legal gosto de mais de ver vídeos de trens sou filho de ferroviário meu querido pai já falecido trabalhou e se aposentou na ferrovia aqui no Brasil ele trabalhou na Sorocabana e FEPASA ele era chefe de trem de passageiros parabéns o vídeo ficou muito bom

2:11 It seems from the smoke all four locos are online!

I assume they use 2 DXs on the TransApline to avoid a need to turn locos at greymouth?

Nice seeing a E O class still active no 3 is one of the ones used in the otira tunnels from athurs pass - Otira and back!. They also did logging up there also along with coal. and retired around 1967.

Nice Footage Mate

Wow.

Cheers for putting up the great vids. I'm guessing Christchurch area judging by the coalies?

got any DL footage?