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- 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 is operational and compatible with both trolley poles and pantographs. This video shows a full return cab ride from the outer terminus at Grasslands, up to the depot and back. For heaps more videos of this line, visit Alexander's channel here: / @melbournesparks3828
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I must say that is the most overgrown and debris-strewn garden railways I've ever seen. Loved it!
The overgrown track really gives you a feeling of being on a trolley line. Love it! It’s overgrown, but it’s still manageable and that’s the amazing thing about model railroading is that people get so creative in this hobby is so many different ways.
what a little gem loved it the smiling giant was special
That giant car ornament at the end is a ripper.
What a wonderfully ramshackle garden railway, so different from those pristine fussy ones you usually see this one looks like a working railroad for fairies.
Love the last-second route correction at 7:04.
I was transfixed. What a wonderful world you have created. The line side objects were great fun. It's a real Lilliputian world.
Just a great video. How big is the layout? It seems to run forever. Great job.
Absolutely Spectacular. Love the overgrown division!!
This Tramway set up is just fantastic. Thanks for uploading the video.
Superb. Has the sort of backdrop scenicking us indoor HO scale layout operators dream of. 6:55 VR Curve Board - nice touch.
The sounds from this video are just as entertaining as the visuals. Thanks!
Really great layout! I love the overgrown track, reminds of my garden railroad! It is interesting how the pantoraphs are not damaged by the vegetation. I like your railroad style!
well, most wood around the catenary was removed to prevent pantograph damage.
What a Great railroad - tramway. I really like the way you made the wiremesh tunnels. Great job keep it up.
If I hadn't known the location, I would have sworn it was up in the Northern Terrtories. Excellent! Fooled me!
I like these outdoor train layouts. I save the videos so I can watch them again. Good job.
Thank you for this video, seems to be a nice railway. Love the sounds of the chickens (4:05). It seems the track maintenance gang has been on vacation recently, time to get them to work gain, LOL
On vacation for the last, like, 10 years.
Wonderful garden railroad. I hope You, Your family and property is safe. I worry about this because of the devastating bushfires. Greetings from Germny. Joachim
Thanks Joachim, I am not the builder of this line but I do live nearby. We have had a few small fires in the area but luckily nothing too major yet. The sky is still orange with smoke however!
That was awesome! I've enjoyed it very much. Cheers from Poland!
Love this
Pretty cool that its actually powered off the overhead wire! I thought it was just for looks until that break in the line
Wasn't expecting a giant man @ 3:30. Now I know its just a model railway.
How can you be sure it's not a full size railway and a real giant?
@@Taitset Hmmm, good point??
Absolutely outstanding!! Love it
wow amazing tramway !
I love it love it love it
Одна з найбільш екзотичних моїх подорожей. Респект!
If i didn`t know better, this is like a journey through a prehistoric landscape. I`ve just got a fertile imagination.
I really enjoyed the ride....
Love the video mate well done on the layout
Excellent video and very relaxing. I especially enjoyed the chicken sounds. Thanks !!!
Absolutely splendid. Highway Men, Kookaburras, Thorn- Oil Vines. No track side kitties begging for the White- Man's 10-80 treat packets. More !
Fantastico 😍
Beautiful.
This is very impressive, a great accomplishment. Must have taken thousands of man hours.
I dub this line The Jungle Cruise, nice work :D
I’m mystified how the train was able to stay on the tracks with all that overgrowth.
4:16
You need to mount a machete on the front of the engine.
Also in this scale ....
The eggs from those giant chickens are something else.
One egg could feed a family of 30 for a week .
This Branch Line, where did id to and when was it finally abandoned?
Con mejor cuidado de las vias y un poco mas de decoracion pero animales y demas estaria precioso la verdad aun asi está super chulo te felicito ojala algun dia pueda tener uno
You can check out lots more of my model railway videos here: th-cam.com/play/PLXmkoPHEvd7p8piwz6o_kUnq8eT5YuDcA.html
Which product of tracks and switches are you using?
Fantastic! I'd be very interested to know please how you constructed the overhead through the tunnels . . especially on curved sections.
The overhead in the tunnels is made from HO scale code 100 rail. However I'm just a frequent visitor to the line, for specific questions about construction I'd suggest asking Alexander on his channel here: th-cam.com/channels/US5FZ5EpoLrjbQNIWIOb8g.html
Neat layout, could do with a map to show length of track etc and your location, been to Melbourne several times - but never heard of your 'tramway'. Give regards to Chloe (in Young & Jacksons), Cheers, Will Anderson. Wirral, UK.
Excellent cab view. How long is the track and what is your operating voltage?
MUITO CRIATIVO 😉
I remember as youngster in the 1960s riding on this line
That is quite unlikely given the scale and era! Perhaps you are thinking of the nearby and much larger 7 1/4" gauge Diamond Valley Railway?
Taitset oh, thought it was that one. Haven’t been in area a long time
@@Taitset You sucked him in badly there, Taitset
This is very nice without the fake buildings and people. The only thing that caused me to lose focus were the red and blue wirings. Good job!
Very impressive- hate to think how long it takes to clear the line before a run. That must be one heavy loco not to derail through the undergrowth!
Usually running is frequent enough that not much needs to be cleared. Just the occasional landslip caused by rabbits!
Really enjoyed the ride. Must be a full time job keeping the rails clear of overgrowth and debris. Have you had many derailments?
Most of the rollingstock in use is quite heavy and just pushes through the vegetation, and in summer most of the weeds die back anyway, so there's not actually too much work involved.
Surprised anything manages to run. Very bumpy ride with all the debris.
Most of the rollingstock is pretty heavy, it doesn't cause too many issues.
nice nice !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Fantastic model! How did he ever build and wire the tunnels? And how does he keep it running in all the weeds?
The tunnels are all built by cut-and-cover. Tunnels 1 and 2 both have an access hatch in the middle for dealing with derailments and maintenance issues. The weeds actually pose very few issues, most of the rollingstock is very heavy and just pushes through.
Home of the big people and chickens cars too
Such an Australian tramway. Where in Melbourne is this? The Dandenong ?
It's in the Eltham area.
This is cool where can I rid- wait never mind I’m stupid it’s o gauge
Fantastic - enjoyed that - thank you. Do you get reptiles blocking the tunnels I wonder? They'd make great hideouts for snakes and lizards .....
There are some skinks that hang around the depot, and there have been occasional snake sightings. Rabbits hang out in the tunnels sometimes!
The Falls Loop track gang needs a talking to...
Do the chickens lay their eggs on the tracks?
No, they are carefully trained in rail safety.
3:29 Well, that was unexpected.
A totally over-scale person?
@@Taitset A giant just standing there, watching the train. Now I know how the crew of the Spindrift felt on "Land of the Giants". Nice railway, by the way.
Haha. I'd love to take credit, but the line is built by Alexander Jamieson (incidentally the giant in question), heaps more on his channel: th-cam.com/channels/US5FZ5EpoLrjbQNIWIOb8g.html
凄いです‼️
ただ人の映り込みは
無い方が良いと思うのは
僕だけかな？w
Too realistic 😅
Whatever are you riding in? It is really very short! Is this not real track? Is it reallyjust a layout? It must have cost a fortune.
Certainly not a fortune, lots of second hand and home made infrastructure. You can see lots of other views of the line on this channel to answer your other questions: th-cam.com/channels/US5FZ5EpoLrjbQNIWIOb8g.htmlvideos
Maybe if ya figured out how to mount a weed whacker on the front of the loco track maintenance could be easier. Lol.
He's one step ahead of you there: th-cam.com/video/RAI1SRmYtIc/w-d-xo.html
@@Taitset
Nice!!!
The only one thing that has me dissatisfied with these ride along's
Is the fact that the owner of the layout doesn't show what the train looks like
To be honest that's often because the train used for filming is a specialised setup to carry the camera. On this particular run the camera was loaded on a flatcar being propelled by a Swiss electric railcar. You can see all the rollingstock used on the line here on Alexander's channel: th-cam.com/channels/US5FZ5EpoLrjbQNIWIOb8g.html
I do not think this is a 45mm railway, that's lass than 2 inches, !!!!!!!¡
It most certainly is 45mm (G scale).
This doesn’t look like The Eltham I know, S.E. London, UK. Unless global warming has made it a lot warmer since I left.
Indeed this is a very different Eltham! Like many locations in Australia it was named after the one in the UK. However we pronounce it differently here - we say the 'th' soft like in 'health.' Our Eltham is also on a heavy rail electric suburban railway, you can have a look here: th-cam.com/video/en_Vz3htAJ4/w-d-xo.html