zakruti.com » Auto & Vehicles » Video about Trains

Driver-s Eye View (Austria) - Ferlach Museum Railcar & Steam on the Rosentalbahn

video description

Rating: 4.0; Vote: 1

Having enjoyed our tour of Ferlach Museum, the day still had one more treat in store for us as Electric Railcar - BiET 22 104 waited to transport our group from the museum to the Ferlach Rosentalbahn station. The beautifully restored railcar was constructed in 1912 by the Graz Waggon Factory, the driver kindly allowed me to place a camera in the cab for us all to enjoy his unique view of the line. Steam locomotive No. 88. 103 was simmering in the platform at the Rosentalbahn station with its train of vintage carriages ready for the run back to Weizelsdorf. Once again the footplate crew kindly allowed me to mount a camera on their engine. At Weizelsdorf we had time to watch some shunting before catching the local -BB train, bringing to an end a most enjoyable day at the Rosentalbahn and Historama Museum fuer Technik und Verkehr (Museum of Technology and Transport
Date: 2022-11-28

← Historama - Ferlach (Austria) Museum fuer Technik und Verkehr (Museum of Technology and Transport)

Prague (Czech Republic) - City Tour - Trams & Tram Ride - Sunset River Cruise. →

Related videos

REVIEW: Aston Martin Valhalla - Will it help Aston turn a profit - Autocar

• Autocar

2026 Infiniti QX60 - Infiniti's MDX-Fighter Focuses On Family Friendliness

• Alex on Autos

2016 Ford F-250 Rear Brakes & Leaf Springs - Part 2

• South Main Auto Repair

Why turbos are POINTLESS

• Carwow

Tool Of The Day - Mini-Ductor Induction Heater

• South Main Auto Repair

2026 Toyota Camry Review: Is This Family Car Better Than A RAV4 Probably.

• Alex on Autos

Comments and reviews: 3

Johann
Good afternoon Tim! One nice video after another. The funniest was at minute 4: 40. A squirrel crosses the tracks. I have a couple of these cute animals in the garden every October. The reason is because I have three hazelnut trees. They then regularly clear the trees and none of them remain with me. It's so funny. Haha. As always, I'm waiting for the next video. Greetings Hans.
reply

DB
Tim, have you got footage of dual, or even better triple, gauge? I-m fascinated by how they do points and crossing work. BTW, I was your driver in NZ fot the Otira tunnel section. -
reply

Neil
1912 electric railcar, predates our NSW(Australia) -Tin Hare- diesel-powered rail motors by 11 years. Could be considered distant cousins!
reply

Add a review, comment