Sgt Bill so u just watch one vid about an old Chinese steam train in desert and then make the conclusion that “all trains in China are like this” are u idiot? China has the world’s biggest HSR (High speed railway) network of 25000 kms and its longer than all the other countries’ added up.
@Steve Arthur ^ Steve is right. And although china is still opening coal plants, it's to; A - generate the power they need to produce clean energy projects that will phase out coal in the coming years, and B - Because they are shutting down plants close to cities and moving power production further away to combat smog and illness' related to it
@Steve Arthur when talking China the population is so huge that you have to talk "per capita" or % of total energy. China is actively building coal power plants all over the country. So what % of their energy generation is renewables compared to USA? My province of Ontario Canada has zero coal power with a mix of mainly hydro-electric and nuclear . . and the neighboring province of Quebec is mainly all renewable in the form of hydroelectric. uncontrolled and unmonitored methane emissions from natural gas and fracking is a major problem in USA and likely much of the world. .that refines petroleum products. Methane is many times worse than CO2 for global warming.
by the way, have you noticed, it is getting cold now, no more demonstrations... they are all back in their nice, central heated living rooms playing with their gameboys or checking the - friends - on FB
@@zuttlan4050 oh no, heaven forbid the highest earners actually (checks notes) return a fair share of taxes to society proportionate to their accumulated wealth. edit: I love steam locomotives as much as anybody, but I can't stand the boomer climate-denier assholery that always crops up in the comment sections of these videos.
@@patrickomalley4316 oh i c. Not as smart as I thought haha. Still, it sure fits into the scenery. In that case, they should run on electric locomotives.
There is something very eerie about a giant blacked out steam demon roaring through a barren wasteland. Also got to love how everywhere else these trains are in museums but China is like: "if it ain't broke don't fix it"
This is for from the mine to the power plant, just 13km long, coal is nearly free there in the mine area, way cheaper than fuel, only 8 of these steam engines still running, later it will be all electric train.
@@nabin9768 The government is communist, not the economy. Also the majority of the pollution China emits is via western corporations and associated corporations who supply them who moved their operations to China in order to maximise profits via cheaper labour and materials, as for the workers in the nations they abandoned, capitalism says fuck em. Perhaps your eyes can see more clearly now.
@@大牛-g5e So all that Smog at 1:15 is natural for that area??? I understand that Xinjiang is a region entirely made of deserts and mountains. Doesnt change the fact of what i see.
@@scourge9690 Oh and you have a spectral analyser and shaman vision installed in your eyeball so you can tell us chemical composition of that mist from a video? We have a fckin avanger in here.
Even though this apocalyptic or whatever, this is actually located in a remote desert in Xinjiang. So even without all the coal industry, it would not look much better.
I didnt know the Chinese had a head start on colonizing and strip mining Mars.. Ya know the statement "The air is so thick you can cut it with a knife" comes to mind here.. I bet it smells of egg farts there too 24/7
I keep imagining the train driver of this train coming home at night, I worked all day in an ugly plague place I get home only have synthetic egg to eat
i really love that double header--one pulling and one pushing. I counted 43 cars between the two engines! Great video and well done except for the snap telescopes out.
Check out any of the several winter night videos of Sandaoling Coal Mine Railway steam engines: they are are in-freaking-credible. Because the they don't clean out the ash accumulation, the engines throw sparks. Lots of sparks.
so does the USA and Germany. USA the Appalachins .www.theatlantic.com/technology/archive/2016/03/the-violent-remaking-of-appalachia/474603/ .Germany the Lausitz, ex DDR...www.unsere-zeit.de/de/4846/innenpolitik/4067/Kein-Kohleausstieg.htm
Erupting volcanoes on wheels! Stunningly beautiful visuals ,beautifully videoed.Congratulations on the wonderful video,which is surely worthy of a great number of views.Well done,bravo!
All of the white smoke is blowoff water vapor, like what comes off a boiling kettle of water. In a Steam Engine, coal is used to heat water extremely hot. This creates a tremendous amount of pressure, which is harnessed and transferred into kinetic energy. This is what makes the train go. It may not be very efficient, but all the white smoke IS NOT pollution.
Не понимаю, кто ставит дизлайки. Что здесь, в этом видео может не нравиться? Не нравятся паровозы. ну просто перейдите на видео про нижнее белье, зачем портить репутацию автору?
Imagine the amount of energy it would take to evaporate liquid water into that much steam? I've seen nuclear power plants that power whole cities produce similar amounts of steam. Now granted that's hardly a scientific analysis but jeez louise these trains eat a lot of fuel
Это же угольный разрез. В паровоз можно закидывать тот же уголь, который возят в вагонах, это проще всего, потому так и делают. Если поменять его например на дизель, то придётся топливо брать где-то ещё и доставлять в цистернах - это дорого и надо будет гонять доп.транспорт, который тоже будет дымить.
На угольном разрезе уголь для паровозов дармовой, только воду подливай. На экологию они срали с высокой колокольни. Снег покрыт угольной пылью не только возле китайских угольных разрезов.
Так то паровоз если не ошибаюсь, обладает более высоким КПД по сравнению с тепловозом (хотя возможно не такой мощный). Если вижу рельсы на видосах с китайскими производствами - то там почти всегда лишь паровозы. Плюс Китай добывает больше всех в мире каменного угля - т.е. паровозы ездят на собственном топливе, не надо нефть закупать.
The earth will be fine. It's humans who have a problem given via our economic system we are altering the earth to a state that will not be conducive to complex organised life. armyofall.wordpress.com/no-future-under-capitalism/
@@fieldmarshal7298 Obviously, nevertheless, those large billowing clouds that we see here are not a result of coal burning. Notwithstanding that, please feel free to embrace the humble question mark occasionally.
@@stealthymonk8808 yes that's why i have also mentioned oil. Also, language has evolved to a point where you can be making affirmative statements with what because i wasn't expecting a reply from you on that.
Похоже это наши русские паровозики Я застал то советское время когда на базах запаса было черно от законсервированных монстров Мой отец начинал свою железнодорожную деятельность со слесареля по ремонту паровозов Рассказывал по не лёгкий труд паровозных бригад Потом и я работать начинал с паровозниками Классные были мужики Суровые но добрые Многому научили Сам закончил трудовую деятельность машинистом тепловоза рельсового автобуса первого класса
Last time I seen something a revenue steam locomotive running in my city was way back in the 60s. I believed Iowa Interstate Railroad still has two QJ 2-10-2, with one being an Americanized configuration. Too bad not too many big steam were save in the U.S., especially those from Pennsylvania Railroad. Hopefully, the Chinese save some of good condition one for future generation to see what is a steam motive was like.
Steam trains are good at dropping the smoke to the ground. Water from the steam blast into the smoke making it heavy. These running too rich though, probably stuffed the fire box with everything it would take.
It’s something amazingly beautiful. They have something wonderful to sound when they pack up there.😊😊😍😍😍😍 They use it for a scheduled freight train. At home, too, the theft should only take place at home in Hungary. It's a shame unfortunately
Everyone here in the comments is talking about how these trains contribute to pollution even though they are steam powered. The 'smoke' everyone sees isn't smoke, it's steam. Saying steam locomotives cause poor air quality is like saying CLOUDS cause poor air quality. (by the way, those are some neat JS class 2-8-2s in the video, we have one here in my state)
@@s0012823 Old plastic bottles do NOT become new plastic bottles. The PET-macromolecules dissociate into lower quality macromolecules when melted - barely useful for anything but turning them into heat.
@@s0012823 You should put your money where your mouth is, and go get a job as a trashman in some shithole like Los Angeles, San Francisco, Portland or Seattle.
Когда будет срублено последнее дерево, когда будет отравлена последняя река, когда будет поймана последняя птица, - только тогда вы поймете, что деньги нельзя есть.
OOoohh fantastic! WHERE is that in China?? I would like to see those steaming engines - as a great fan of that! Is it near MANJOLI in the northeast of China , near the Russian border??
Impressive motifs. Correcting the camera angle a little less might make sense. Still well done. Eindrückliche Motive. Etwas weniger den Kamerawinkel korrigieren wäre ev. sinnvoll. Trotzdem gut gemacht.
Jesus that's some post apocalyptic scenery right there
can't agree more
dont see greta there ;)
@@pa5287 HAHAHAHHAHAHA
Just like late 19th Century America. Steel/coal Belt country.
It's communism, what do you expect?
Apparently, the Chinese are already on Mars.
No.
apparently the Chinese already digester their air quality.
@@Sohail.Hyderabad this video was definitely shot on Mars. I compared it to the material transmitted by curiosity.
hahaha))
All countries make environment hell
and somehow go coal to combust in its atmosphere :/
Are those locos compliant with Euro 6 emission standards?
you have to ask Volkswagen. I think they will answer yes.
ⵉⵜⵔⵓⵏⴰⵓⵜ You dull boy China is not in Europe
@@georgivanev7466 Thank you captain obvious
Jesus.... THIS IS A FUCKING JOKE!
There is very much steam
a coal-steam train carrying coal. bussines expense -60%
IQ 200
Post-apocalyptic landscape in a foreign galaxy far far away
This is Desert. "On average, there is only 39 mm (1.54 in) of precipitation annually, occurring on 25 days of the year." en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hami
Galaxy express?
not so far actually
China is like a real life Factorio.
if only others knew how real this comparison his haha. perfect
damn but these 1-40-1 trains are really inefficient
Factorio is like the demo of the minigame verrsion of China
factorio is life
Is this all the Chinese solar power I've been hearing about?
Where do you think that coal came from, plants, plants are basically solar power.
Sgt Bill so u just watch one vid about an old Chinese steam train in desert and then make the conclusion that “all trains in China are like this” are u idiot? China has the world’s biggest HSR (High speed railway) network of 25000 kms and its longer than all the other countries’ added up.
They make the panels . . don't actually use them. Coal is still king in CHina today.
@Steve Arthur ^ Steve is right. And although china is still opening coal plants, it's to; A - generate the power they need to produce clean energy projects that will phase out coal in the coming years, and B - Because they are shutting down plants close to cities and moving power production further away to combat smog and illness' related to it
@Steve Arthur when talking China the population is so huge that you have to talk "per capita" or % of total energy. China is actively building coal power plants all over the country. So what % of their energy generation is renewables compared to USA? My province of Ontario Canada has zero coal power with a mix of mainly hydro-electric and nuclear . . and the neighboring province of Quebec is mainly all renewable in the form of hydroelectric. uncontrolled and unmonitored methane emissions from natural gas and fracking is a major problem in USA and likely much of the world. .that refines petroleum products. Methane is many times worse than CO2 for global warming.
This whole video could've been a Pink Floyd album cover
Wow Factorio's graphics are much better than I remember!
Heh, Greta would have a ball with this place.
how dare you!
by the way, have you noticed, it is getting cold now, no more demonstrations... they are all back in their nice, central heated living rooms playing with their gameboys or checking the - friends - on FB
@@austrorus What do you imply? hope not that the global warming is fake cause it would be stupid from your side
@@plasot Well Greta is a little puppet for socialists. Higher taxes.
@@zuttlan4050 oh no, heaven forbid the highest earners actually (checks notes) return a fair share of taxes to society proportionate to their accumulated wealth.
edit: I love steam locomotives as much as anybody, but I can't stand the boomer climate-denier assholery that always crops up in the comment sections of these videos.
It most certainly makes sense, to have a coal fired locomotive, in a coal mine. Fuel everywhere.
Probably one carload of coal for each engine is needed to move the rest of the coal on each run.
they burn oil not coal.
@@patrickomalley4316 oh i c. Not as smart as I thought haha. Still, it sure fits into the scenery. In that case, they should run on electric locomotives.
I hope some coal remains for trading, after the train reaches the destination. WAIT, NO, they need some to go back...
This is the 13 KM rail road that still operates with steam engine. It is own by a large coal mine at the edge of Gobi desert in north west China.
There is something very eerie about a giant blacked out steam demon roaring through a barren wasteland. Also got to love how everywhere else these trains are in museums but China is like: "if it ain't broke don't fix it"
This is good place for jogging. When you get tired, you can catch a train.
When you get tired, you can catch lung cancer.
Hmm I'm not sure if you could breathe enough to stand there, let alone jog....now *this* is air pollution!
best comment so far
This is for from the mine to the power plant, just 13km long, coal is nearly free there in the mine area, way cheaper than fuel, only 8 of these steam engines still running, later it will be all electric train.
we need to close more nuclear power plants because they are harmful
coal mines and power-plants : "you're so funny, LOL "
Yess!
HOW DAARE YOU! You stole my childhood
The last train didn't do the "woo-wooo" thing!
It does the chug-chug thing very expertly though,I think.
The last people to starve will be the first to suffocate
Aye.
armyofall.wordpress.com/no-future-under-capitalism/
@@Nine-Signs wait, why are you bashing capitalism in a communist china's rail video? 👀
@@nabin9768 The government is communist, not the economy. Also the majority of the pollution China emits is via western corporations and associated corporations who supply them who moved their operations to China in order to maximise profits via cheaper labour and materials, as for the workers in the nations they abandoned, capitalism says fuck em.
Perhaps your eyes can see more clearly now.
No trees, no plants and no animals for as far as the eye can see.... only pollution.
And smells like money
Many stupid comments need geographical knowledge and basic knowledge. If you know where the train works, you will not have such comments
@@大牛-g5e So all that Smog at 1:15 is natural for that area??? I understand that Xinjiang is a region entirely made of deserts and mountains. Doesnt change the fact of what i see.
@@scourge9690 Oh and you have a spectral analyser and shaman vision installed in your eyeball so you can tell us chemical composition of that mist from a video? We have a fckin avanger in here.
@@jakubpyra5711 wow thats some C grade trolling right there bro.....
so thats how they get all the lead to the toy making factories......
China’s version of earth terraforming
Even though this apocalyptic or whatever, this is actually located in a remote desert in Xinjiang. So even without all the coal industry, it would not look much better.
Pollution is the issue and it travels long distance
"HOW DARE YOU!!!!!!"
where is Greta?!
@@GruuzTeamLublin she's bashing Canada right now, lmao
Chinese: "Ahahahahahahahaaa!"
@@jonathantan2469 Also
Chinese: "Cough" X_X
China didn’t steal her childhood apparently
Considering this is a 2009 footage video it actually looks pretty good indeed!
Came for thumb nail wasn't disappointed.
75% random user
25% rail fans
Gotta love the randomness of TH-cam algorithm
THIS IS ART! What a perfect snapshot into time, beautiful imagery!
It always amazes me how long these things get, its like a moving version of the great wall
some trains in africa are 2.5km long
Australia and Canada have some of the longest trains
I didnt know the Chinese had a head start on colonizing and strip mining Mars..
Ya know the statement "The air is so thick you can cut it with a knife" comes to mind here.. I bet it smells of egg farts there too 24/7
В отличие от загнивающей Швеции, в Китае заботятся об экологии
I keep imagining the train driver of this train coming home at night, I worked all day in an ugly plague place I get home only have synthetic egg to eat
Sounds like Blade Runner
хосподи, куда Грета Тунберг только смотрит????
Correct me on my russian but u want greta tunberg? To see this?
@@whydoievenbothertoputthish2199 yes
Ну)
i really love that double header--one pulling and one pushing. I counted 43 cars between the two engines! Great video and well done except for the snap telescopes out.
so that's a desert and they are trying to make rain there..it makes sense
This is absolutely beautiful in the way it accurately represents on the outside what is necessary for survival on the inside of humanity.
Check out any of the several winter night videos of Sandaoling Coal Mine Railway steam engines: they are are in-freaking-credible. Because the they don't clean out the ash accumulation, the engines throw sparks. Lots of sparks.
Disappointed that there no train experts commentating on how old they are, what trains they compare to etc.
China seems to have it`s own moon - even with an atmosphere !
so does the USA and Germany. USA the Appalachins .www.theatlantic.com/technology/archive/2016/03/the-violent-remaking-of-appalachia/474603/ .Germany the Lausitz, ex DDR...www.unsere-zeit.de/de/4846/innenpolitik/4067/Kein-Kohleausstieg.htm
Incredible footage, such a great angle!
Erupting volcanoes on wheels! Stunningly beautiful visuals ,beautifully videoed.Congratulations on the wonderful video,which is surely worthy of a great number of views.Well done,bravo!
I love old-school tech
Came thinking thumbnail was a clickbait. Not disappointed.
- Okay, how much smoke should be coming out?
China - Yes
Can we please stop abusing this meme format and get back to regular comments?
@@RandomNumber141 No
@@RandomNumber141 this and countless other meme formats
I hope you realise that 95 percent of that "smoke" is harmless water vapour. It's a steam locomotive after all.
Cool video, unearthly.Real Steam Punk,Life after a nuclear war.
To be honest these look much more reliable than South West Trains here in London.
All of the white smoke is blowoff water vapor, like what comes off a boiling kettle of water. In a Steam Engine, coal is used to heat water extremely hot. This creates a tremendous amount of pressure, which is harnessed and transferred into kinetic energy. This is what makes the train go. It may not be very efficient, but all the white smoke IS NOT pollution.
youtube recommended back at it again
hat off though to the engineers to get these old clankers still working every day!
They arent that old. China made steam locomotives long into the diesel age.
Damn that looks cool, no idea these things were still being used but it makes sense in this instance guess.
I think this is the farm where they grow Christmas Mandarin oranges
Why aren't they using diesel locomotives? Free coal?
They burn a lot of coal because they have it and it's cheap. It's also why they still use and build new coal fired power plants.
bcs it's the train at the coal mine, the fuel is free.
Now we know where the clouds came from
Не понимаю, кто ставит дизлайки. Что здесь, в этом видео может не нравиться? Не нравятся паровозы. ну просто перейдите на видео про нижнее белье, зачем портить репутацию автору?
"Экологи" ставят диз за паровозный "дым" )
I'm not saying they're not coal fired. But the white stuff you're looking at is STEAM. Boiling water--H2O.
Water that has been heated by carbon intensive fossil fuels.
It's actually water vapor though.
Imagine the amount of energy it would take to evaporate liquid water into that much steam? I've seen nuclear power plants that power whole cities produce similar amounts of steam. Now granted that's hardly a scientific analysis but jeez louise these trains eat a lot of fuel
Some of it is, some of it is particulates from the burning coal.
@@Odood19 do you know the difference between cooling tower and steam engine?
@@MrKkdkk yes, but do you know the similarities?
I love those sweet natural resources.
And there's me, cleaning out a jam jar for the recycling bin...
Yup! We waste a lot of watter cleaning our garbage before we toss our garbage into the garbage.
made me lol.
We need those for public transport in every city on a planet
21 век на дворе, а в Китае до сих пор доисторические паровозы используют, которые вдобавок загрязняют окружающую среду.
Да, бля. А те мегатонны угля, которые они добывают, перевозят на этих паровозах и сжигают на электростанциях - эт конечно фигня, да.
@@Chasm... многие люди не представляют вообще количество угля сжигаемого на электростанциях. а там такие составы просто за день улетают в печь.
Это же угольный разрез. В паровоз можно закидывать тот же уголь, который возят в вагонах, это проще всего, потому так и делают. Если поменять его например на дизель, то придётся топливо брать где-то ещё и доставлять в цистернах - это дорого и надо будет гонять доп.транспорт, который тоже будет дымить.
На угольном разрезе уголь для паровозов дармовой, только воду подливай. На экологию они срали с высокой колокольни. Снег покрыт угольной пылью не только возле китайских угольных разрезов.
Так то паровоз если не ошибаюсь, обладает более высоким КПД по сравнению с тепловозом (хотя возможно не такой мощный). Если вижу рельсы на видосах с китайскими производствами - то там почти всегда лишь паровозы. Плюс Китай добывает больше всех в мире каменного угля - т.е. паровозы ездят на собственном топливе, не надо нефть закупать.
Some very nice long range views - well done!
Great shots 👍🏻
Superb Video! I like it!
America = We run a restored bigboy
China - Hold my baijiu,
* hold my tsingtao
*cough cough* UP844
"And the Earth died screaming..."
The earth will be fine. It's humans who have a problem given via our economic system we are altering the earth to a state that will not be conducive to complex organised life.
armyofall.wordpress.com/no-future-under-capitalism/
It looks like the real world from the Matrix.
А Я ТО ДУМАЮ ГДЕ ЭТО СОВЕТСКИЕ ПАРОВОЗЫ .
китаю продали))
))))
Так у них колея другая вроде
Та это ж паравозы изготовления конец 19,начала 20 века. Во те на, антиквориат, вот только дыму пару море, куда так. Такое было только в кино.
Тепловозы на мазуте не нужны, когда столько угля рядом))
最近こんな夢を見て何故か懐かしさを感じた。
怖い
I only can see pollution pollution and more pollution
That's steam (water vapour)
@@fieldmarshal7298 Obviously, nevertheless, those large billowing clouds that we see here are not a result of coal burning. Notwithstanding that, please feel free to embrace the humble question mark occasionally.
@@stealthymonk8808 yes that's why i have also mentioned oil. Also, language has evolved to a point where you can be making affirmative statements with what because i wasn't expecting a reply from you on that.
@@stealthymonk8808 there is carbon emission in the exhaust, there has to be as per chemical equilibrium or more easily, thermodynamics.
Похоже это наши русские паровозики Я застал то советское время когда на базах запаса было черно от законсервированных монстров Мой отец начинал свою железнодорожную деятельность со слесареля по ремонту паровозов Рассказывал по не лёгкий труд паровозных бригад Потом и я работать начинал с паровозниками Классные были мужики Суровые но добрые Многому научили Сам закончил трудовую деятельность машинистом тепловоза рельсового автобуса первого класса
Last time I seen something a revenue steam locomotive running in my city was way back in the 60s. I believed Iowa Interstate Railroad still has two QJ 2-10-2, with one being an Americanized configuration. Too bad not too many big steam were save in the U.S., especially those from Pennsylvania Railroad. Hopefully, the Chinese save some of good condition one for future generation to see what is a steam motive was like.
*What's the maximum focal length here?* Such an amazing optical compression! Sorry, no joke from a camera enthusiast.
Awesome video love this
i think these trains can create clouds but the product could be acid rain
Steam trains are good at dropping the smoke to the ground. Water from the steam blast into the smoke making it heavy.
These running too rich though, probably stuffed the fire box with everything it would take.
This is how MAD MAX begun.
Magnifique! Très très impressionnant! Merci.
It’s something amazingly beautiful. They have something wonderful to sound when they pack up there.😊😊😍😍😍😍 They use it for a scheduled freight train. At home, too, the theft should only take place at home in Hungary. It's a shame unfortunately
Look all this devastation
it was a fucking desert in the first place
This looks very progressive
How powerful the locomotives are!! awesome!!
Do you think that having 10 diesel engines per train is better for nature?
There are steam trains on the Moon
They are in Heaven also, Steam Locos, that is.
Everyone here in the comments is talking about how these trains contribute to pollution even though they are steam powered. The 'smoke' everyone sees isn't smoke, it's steam. Saying steam locomotives cause poor air quality is like saying CLOUDS cause poor air quality. (by the way, those are some neat JS class 2-8-2s in the video, we have one here in my state)
Where's Greta when you need her?
Looking at this, I suddenly understand that it makes no difference to the planet whether I recycle my plastic water bottle or not.
yes it does, if you throw away your bottle properly, and 5 billion do as well it saves billions of plastic a year. Don't give up...
It does make a difference, don't throw them away, burn them. They are a great source of heat.:)
@@s0012823 Old plastic bottles do NOT become new plastic bottles. The PET-macromolecules dissociate into lower quality macromolecules when melted - barely useful for anything but turning them into heat.
@@s0012823 You should put your money where your mouth is, and go get a job as a trashman in some shithole like Los Angeles, San Francisco, Portland or Seattle.
Enviromental nutjobs tend to focus on the insignificant things and like to ignore the big picture
Nothing grows here
it is usually so, in a desert; remember those things called Sahara, Kalahari etc, this is Gobi (the desert)
What they need is a big boy locomotive.
too bad there's like 10 in existence and only 1 in operating condition
Restored 4014 with Union Pacific.
Им нужны нормальные тепловозы, а не это убогое говно.
Some serious *alls running these wide open like that. Fire box room had to be hot as hell.
These trains are fueled by all the unsold american plastic toys they could not get people to purchase. 2020 is looking just OK.
43 cars in the train, why are there two tractors here?
I live in Kiev and on my railway ONE diesel tractor will cope with such a task.
Chinese POLLUTION LEVEL
Is that smoke or just steam? Why is it always white? Are they not burning coal ?
Что добывают на том и достовляют , очень продуманно и экономично.
super video ...............
Когда будет срублено последнее дерево, когда будет отравлена последняя река, когда будет поймана последняя птица, - только тогда вы поймете, что деньги нельзя есть.
никогда
Никогда
Где живут владельцы этих паровозов деревья не рубят и реки не засоряют..
This is so cool!
Steampunk's not dead!
Wheels are skidding a lot, no?
OOoohh fantastic! WHERE is that in China?? I would like to see those steaming engines - as a great fan of that! Is it near MANJOLI in the northeast of China , near the Russian border??
I think there is ''TIME ZONE DIFFERENCE'' between two locomotives :))
Impressive motifs. Correcting the camera angle a little less might make sense. Still well done.
Eindrückliche Motive. Etwas weniger den Kamerawinkel korrigieren wäre ev. sinnvoll. Trotzdem gut gemacht.
И почему мне сразу вспоминается фильм,,через тернии к звёздам,,?
title gets it totally wrong, that´s not steam that´s smoke. Steam would be far more bright in its colour, whilst this is grey-isch