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this is one big dam train

Absolutely love this video. Great work Dylan. I remember the Border Loop being mentioned on the ABC when I was young. It was obviously of great importance.

great video

Wher do you book a ticket and what time dose it leav brisband

Excellent footage!

Brilliant video. Amazing how still you were able to capture the imagery. The loop/spiral Is certainly, an amazing piece of railway works! I will be taking my adventure motorbike (2020 Honda CBX500) for a ride along the Lions Road in a few days and even though, I know that I will not see the "loop" in all its glory as you have shown with your video, I'm still looking forward to the ride and seeing what is to be seen!

I wasn't aware that the line to Wallangarra was still open. It would have been a great trip through the granite belt. Well filmed and very interesting.

Great video. Very entertaining and well filmed

Glad it has a warning light marked "TROUBLE"!

Have you seen her sisters running in America, they are really beautiful engines to see!

Great vid man, and memories 👍👍

Brilliant. I live near the Bethungra spiral, I would love to see it filmed like that. Cheers.

It would have been nice to see from the cab coming into Acacia Ridge

great video enjoyed watching it !

Well done, thanks for sharing.

Great to have the message that we were across the border. 70 years or so ago, I went with my father to spend some time on a property his aunt and uncle had at Rylstone. The property started just on the outskirts of town and bordering the railway line. The house was positioned quite close to the line, and I'd run up to the fence to watch trains passing. We'd caught a steam-hauled train from Wallerawang, in old dog-box carriages. Through the week, I'd seem similar trains making the journey to Mudgee, but there were some of the new 600/700 class. I desperately wanted to catch one of those back and fortunately we did. I was able to sit at the very front, opposite the driver. a great view as we travelled along the Divide.

love the natural airconditioning

if this rail motor can travel from Brisbane to Kyogle, then why not a similar mode of transport be used from Rosewood to Heliden in the Lockyer Valley

Great video. Actually got to drive over the border ranges via the Lions Rd and stopped at a lookout over looking the spiral loop. It was a welcome break from the boring drive and rat race from Ipswich heading home to Nowra Would be great to do it by train but the xpt timetable not great. Perhaps keep an eye out for another excursion train such as this. Lovely part of the world .

Geewhiz they made poor Jarrod work for his money... We just used to hose the ash down out onto the ground. Good to see you boys getting to have a go.

A mic wind filter would be appreciated

Passenger

Kill the music

Border Loop actually

Very well done, we were actually on that train that day and saw you filming this in the little red Jeep.

Hi Dylan. How are things going for you, matey? I noticed you haven't posted anything for a while, I guess things are getting harder for people to go chase Trains. Anyway, I just wanted to say, Thank you. These videos capture of my time working on QR Heritage and give me something to look back on and share with friends and family. Hope you're doing well in whatever you've found to do in life. Cheers Adrian. Driver in Emerald.

This is a great video. How I wish we could open windows today. Fresh air, great sounds of the train and the smell!!

Why was the train hauled by a diesel

Great video, thank you. I see those long trains go past my property at Cougal all the time, but I've never been up at the look-out at the right time to see one go around the loop.

I have it on good authority that QBP 1998 will be assigned to the Westlander from September onward, replacing MPC 1451 which will be retired, thus bringing the provision for M Class Cars to an end.

Nice video. High quality video, excellent for getting references.

That is the spirit of the outback not the tilt train

No names, places, where are we?

Not happy with this video! Nothing from the Departure from Roma Street on the dual track and through QLD to the Border. Next time better ... Install a camera in the driver cab like others do it. Everybody likes trains different.

Fantastic!

Cool Vid, hey how do you know when Bris/Syd trains are scheduled to be at a place? do you wait it out? Or is there at timetable ? I've noticed for a while now not many Bris/Syd trains run during daylight hrs.

The train has to be at least 1400 meters long to see your tail like that. Different perspective and fairly rare to see a train in daylight hours on Border Loop. Great work.

First time I have ever seen the loop in that context, fantastic, just a few more cars and it would have run over the top of itself.

Nice work mate, thanks.

Superb work Dylan. One of your best. Amazing image stability throughout. Solves the problem of the trees hiding a lot of the track when viewed from the lookout.

RMS you mean.

How did you manage to get the all access pass

Love your work Mate. Hope you get that electrical apprenticeship.

thats good video! I always jump when it honk when me and nan catch it to the ekka lol :-D

how did you also get sound, what copter you got? I got a DI Phantom vision +

some nice shots there!

Yeah. I really need to get a drone haha. Amazing how they almost look like model trains from that height. :P

Very cool! I've always wanted to get train spotting footage with a drone. Have you tried taking any images from the drone?

Nice work :)

WOW! What a fantastic piece of railway filming Dylan. Absolutely love it. Thank you.