Inspection run to Grasslands West
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- Опубліковано 21 сер 2024
- Eltham South Electric Tramway is a 45mm gauge electrified garden tramway, located in suburban Melbourne, Australia. Built by Alexander Jamieson, the line operates a range of trams and small heavy rail rollingstock. The overhead wiring is operational and compatible with both trolley poles and pantographs. This video shows a full return cab ride on a special train from the depot platform out to the current terminus at Grasslands, crossing some regular services along the way. We then proceed cautiously onto newly laid trackage for the extension to Grasslands West, which will ultimately lead to a new stabling and servicing area. After a brief pause at the end of the line we run back to the depot. For heaps more videos of this line, visit Alexander's channel here: / @melbournesparks3828
The best POV I've seen
Good job man
You extend the railway and speed increase.
Fabulous, but watch out for the giant prehistoric hens patrolling the grasslands.
I think they are after the blue tongue lizards
Nice video
Very cool! Daring engineering too! Question though: Where did you get your single point tongue & mate switches?
He scratch builds them. If you want more info have a look at Alexander's channel here: ua-cam.com/channels/US5FZ5EpoLrjbQNIWIOb8g.html
I used to live very close to there! Is it open to the public?
No it's on private property, he might do an open day one day but nothing planned at this stage.
I really would love to know more about that abandoned Branch Line, what happened to it?
You mean the one at about 01:45? It used to form a loop back around to the depot, it's since been mostly dismantled.
@@Taitset Exactly?
But why, was the Material to be used for the Line down to Grassland!
@@erikheddergott5514 Once the mainline opened it just wasn't getting much use, and slowly fell into disrepair.
@@Taitset so basically Trains that went up there never came back?
Are there Videos with that Line still in use?
Is there a strong political Movement to reestablish the Line?
Giant hens are gooooood eaten'