DTG Weardale and Teesdale Rail Network

[tnleeuw01]

http://player.bfi.org.uk/film/watch-dar ... lway-1960/

Not available for my location (NL)

[gptech]

Not available for my location (NL)

I'm only about 6 miles from Neville Hill and I can watch it...



Sorry.... NL is the code for a depot not far from here. I can't see any location specific restrictions on the site, so just where/when do you get the error message?

[Acorncomputer]

http://player.bfi.org.uk/film/watch-dar ... lway-1960/

Not available for my location (NL)

A great shame. This is a wonderful film.

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[kennyb]

michaelhendle on 11 Jul 2015 15:45

Hi Mark,
That was a very interesting film,not much health and safety in those days.
Mike

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Oh but there was loads of Health and Safety in those days,, it just had a different name -- known as "Common Sense" !!!!!!
.
Ken

[brummie]

http://player.bfi.org.uk/film/watch-dar ... lway-1960/

Not available for my location (NL)

A great shame. This is a wonderful film.

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Same for me, tried to watch but got same message (TR)

[deltic009]

michaelhendle on 11 Jul 2015 15:45

Hi Mark,
That was a very interesting film,not much health and safety in those days.
Mike

.
Oh but there was loads of Health and Safety in those days,, it just had a different name -- known as "Common Sense" !!!!!!
.
Ken

Without wanting to start a large off topic debate on it, if this video is from the 1960s then the "common sense" you talk of was responsible for thousands of deaths up and down the country year upon year, whether at work or not, and the revisionist attitude to health and safety before legislation is absolutely ridiculous.

[Alicatt]

http://player.bfi.org.uk/film/watch-dar ... lway-1960/

Not available for my location (NL)

Not available for me either

[longbow]

That video is not available outside the UK it seems. But this might be useful:

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[tnleeuw01]

That video is not available outside the UK it seems. But this might be useful:

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It's a slideshow not a video but very nice, thanks!

The first photo shows a coach in a bright redness that I haven't seen yet in RailWorks!

--Tim

[marcusboon]

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Thanks for the link! Most of the engines shown I would expect to see in the NE, but a few surprises: Fowler 4MT 2-6-4T and BR Standard 4MT 4-6-0...

Marcus

[Alicatt]

That video is not available outside the UK it seems. But this might be useful:

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Thanks for the link! Most of the engines shown I would expect to see in the NE, but a few surprises: Fowler 4MT 2-6-4T and BR Standard 4MT 4-6-0...

Marcus

Yes I seen that! My personal favourite too, the 4MT 2-6-4T
Tanks for linking the slide show Longbow

[ttjph]

Would some kind person please post an indication of the durations of the included scenarios for this route, please?

It's definitely on my wishlist but as my time comes in limited chunks these days, if it's all Donner Pass-length then there's less point for me.

Thank you!

[jp4712]

That video is not available outside the UK it seems. But this might be useful:

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It's a slideshow not a video but very nice, thanks!

The first photo shows a coach in a bright redness that I haven't seen yet in RailWorks!

--Tim

The 1960s maroon could be quite luminous when clean/freshly painted and in the right light conditions. But if dirty and seen on a dirty day, it could appear very dark and dull. I also think the film emulsion of the time often 'overcooked' reds. I think overall that the TS renditions of 1960s maroon don't really capture the subtlety of the real thing.

Paul

[ightenhill]

juts use a proxy server to watch the video if your outside the uk. Google

[Carinthia]

The 1960s maroon could be quite luminous when clean/freshly painted and in the right light conditions. But if dirty and seen on a dirty day, it could appear very dark and dull. I also think the film emulsion of the time often 'overcooked' reds. I think overall that the TS renditions of 1960s maroon don't really capture the subtlety of the real thing.

Especially with digital enhancement. I would be very surprised if those pictures had not been enhanced given the era.

juts use a proxy server to watch the video if your outside the uk. Google

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John