Hello, I'm NZREngine, I'm a railway enthusiast from Wellington, New Zealand who films and photographs Trains for you to enjoy!
On this channel you will see video content of KiwiRail freight and passenger trains around the NZ railway network, mainline steam and diesel heritage trains, private heritage railways and more.
Interestingly I used to cycle to Belgrave as a kid, things were much less congested back then and the area that Puffing Billy operates in was very isolated from Melbourne - not so now. I returned and took the trip a few years ago, the railway is a gem in terms of industrial history and understanding the pre-modern logging industry. As always, great footage and good filming locations.
I know this is completely unrelated, but I just can't hold it in. I feel terribly sorry for the poor creatures' lives and peace being destroyed by these monsters. Im not a train hater or anything, but they ruin the peace and quiet for those living out their.
Thank you! Such a relaxing video. The running sounds are silky smooth compared to steam and diesel, or electric-hauled freights. Was it a tougher chase, given the relative peppiness of the EF?
Great clear photography great locations as well, in fact, locations worthy of modelling. Great to see the reconditioned/renewed EF locos in action - a credit to Kiwirail.
JA1271 is a beautiful engine. Steam Inc have kept her in wonderful condition for so long. Hopefully Mainline Steam can get a few of their J's and K's (looking at you KB968) back up and running sometime soon
I'm guessing that the Eurodual eletrodiesel models will be classified as ED class, not to be confused with the original English Electrics formerly used in Wellington, Euro9000's as EM's and Vectrons as VF's.
New Stadler-built DM class diesel locomotives are coming to NZ and also, Kiwirail also planning on buying Stadler-built Eurodual electrodiesel locomotives and Euro9000 electric locomotivies, and Siemens-Built Vectron electric locomotives, when futher parts of rail network (including the lines between Hamiton and Tauranga, between Auckland and Whangarei and in the South Island) gets electrified, as well as the North Island Main Trunk.