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Interest train - very shot, but very heavy (mining equipmentб i think). Five engines, but working at this moment only 4, 5th (yellow) doesn't work (not pulling). Have special words in this situation for this engines?
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Again many thanks...
fishquinn and GrimsbyPacer thank you very much!
In English have a special word for the distance between nearest two railway stations?
If pulling more than 2 engines, for example 3 it can be called "Triple Header" etc.?
Nice video - speed and smoke. Do you use camera stabilizer or only camera (you can see your reflection)
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I see it was tripod...
Hi, everyone, who likes trains like me.
I have some questions about English and trains.
In Russia we call locomotives (1 or more) "head", coaches (wagons) doesn't matter 1 or 100 - "tail". How they called in England?
Sorry if the wrong topic.
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