Mariyung Deep Dive Part 6 | North 6 & 10 Car Trains | NSW | Trains скачать в хорошем качестве

Mariyung Deep Dive Part 6 | North 6 & 10 Car Trains | NSW | Trains

Part 6 of a 6 part deep dive recorded over several months of the introduction of the Mariyung train to the NSW intercity transport network. In part 1, Mariyung services commenced on Tuesday 3 December 2024. The initial service ran from Newcastle Interchange to Central with sets D53 & D54. In part 2, Mariyung services can be seen in operation on the Newcastle/Central Coast line during December 2024. Included in this part is a long interior tour of the train. In part 3, the calendar has clicked over to 2025 with more Mariyung trains in service. Featured is another look into the train's interior & short platform operations. In part 4, February 2025 saw even more trains enter service. In part 5, there are some important milestones for the Mariyung fleet. In part 6, 6 & 10 car Mariyung trains have commenced operations on the Central Coast & Newcastle line in June 2025. These 6 & 10 car trains were introduced in the shadow of the final V set & Oscar trains on the line which operated on Friday 27 June 2025. Recorded in June 2025 at Newcastle Interchange, Hamilton, Teralba, Booragul & Dora Creek ABOUT A MOUNTAIN OF WORK A Mountain Of Work was born in October 2022 while recording footage on a rail tour around Port Waratah near Newcastle. After many years of recording transport action by taking photos, improvements and popularity of the video format meant that A Mountain Of Work should be a video channel. The majority of footage is shot on various mobile devices with post production also performed on mobile devices. A deliberate plan was for A Mountain Of Work to be all about the subjects of the video and not the creator of the channel. As a result, there is no narration or commentary. The only noise you will hear while be those that are heard on location. Often, no special audio equipment is used. Any information featured on A Mountain Of Work is from publicly available sources. A Mountain Of Work is not associated with any railway operator.