Great work,gents. So many things to like about this video. 1.It's good to see steam locomotives on the rise again,that 15f in green looks so good. 2. The rare sight of a class 45 diesel loco. 3. Steam traction making a return to Gauteng with WST 4. The collaboration with out friend from Botswana was a really nice addition 5. The attention to detail on hayworth model railway. RIP to Karel jasper Great video all around
Thanks for watching Marval! You are correct, the 15F is green, we believe it will be painted black. Green is certainly a difference to the usual Black. It was our first time seeing and hearing the Class 45 in person, there was also an AFRO4000, if you look at the back of the picture of Bloemfontein Loco, you can just make it out. Yes, its great learning from Thabiso! I thought the network was much larger. Though, with TFR issues, it is my understanding that investors want to build a new line through Botswana, guess we just have to wait and see? Indeed, very meticulous detail - I spent the day there from 12 to 17h30, it was great fun. I did not have a way of nicely recording it, but the layout components such as points and turntable are controlled by the computer - very col!
Really nice detail on the model train railway. This channel is a great educational resource, Guys. Keep going!!
Thanks so much for watching! JW
Great episode, thank you gents.
Thank you so much for watching! JW
Can't wait for the farrail tour hope to see you guys around
You will be seeing James -and his father don't be shy to say hi! Thanks for watching! JW
Great work,gents. So many things to like about this video.
1.It's good to see steam locomotives on the rise again,that 15f in green looks so good.
2. The rare sight of a class 45 diesel loco.
3. Steam traction making a return to Gauteng with WST
4. The collaboration with out friend from Botswana was a really nice addition
5. The attention to detail on hayworth model railway. RIP to Karel jasper
Great video all around
Thanks for watching Marval! You are correct, the 15F is green, we believe it will be painted black. Green is certainly a difference to the usual Black.
It was our first time seeing and hearing the Class 45 in person, there was also an AFRO4000, if you look at the back of the picture of Bloemfontein Loco, you can just make it out.
Yes, its great learning from Thabiso! I thought the network was much larger. Though, with TFR issues, it is my understanding that investors want to build a new line through Botswana, guess we just have to wait and see?
Indeed, very meticulous detail - I spent the day there from 12 to 17h30, it was great fun. I did not have a way of nicely recording it, but the layout components such as points and turntable are controlled by the computer - very col!