South African Railway Roundabout
This two-part DVD set from South Africa contains almost 8 hours of exclusive material featuring a wide variety of trains in South Africa. Not only trains from the South African Railways, but also from the National Railways of Zimbabwe (NRZ), Zambia Railways (ZR) and private railway companies and organizations such as Rovos Rail and Reefsteamers ( unfortunately they stopped their services in 2019) which operate tourist (steam) trains.
Not only steam trains can be seen, but also diesel trains and electric trains in the regular freight and passenger service. In South Africa, quite heavy freight trains run with iron ore, for example. The special thing about the South African railway network is the track width, because in South Africa the railway network has a width of 1067 mm, the so-called "Cape Gauge".
These videos were shot between 2012-2014 (season 1) and 2017-2019 (season 2). We are pleased to present to you, exclusively on 24Trainst.tv, this series "South African Railway Roundabout"!
Credits: VIDRAIL Productions
This two-part DVD set from South Africa contains almost 8 hours of exclusive material featuring a wide variety of trains in South Africa. Not only trains from the South African Railways, but also from the National Railways of Zimbabwe (NRZ), Zambia Railways (ZR) and private railway companies and organizations such as Rovos Rail and Reefsteamers ( unfortunately they stopped their services in 2019) which operate tourist (steam) trains.
Not only steam trains can be seen, but also diesel trains and electric trains in the regular freight and passenger service. In South Africa, quite heavy freight trains run with iron ore, for example. The special thing about the South African railway network is the track width, because in South Africa the railway network has a width of 1067 mm, the so-called "Cape Gauge".
These videos were shot between 2012-2014 (season 1) and 2017-2019 (season 2). We are pleased to present to you, exclusively on 24Trainst.tv, this series "South African Railway Roundabout"!
Credits: VIDRAIL Productions
