THE FAMOUS Victorian Railways Livery in modern times on railways in Victoria

Welcome to Schony747 trains on Wednesday featuring the famous Victorian Railways VR Blue and Gold Livery.
The livery seen in this video was first seen on The B Class Diesel Locomotive and was officially in use until the early 1908s when the new but short lived Vicrail Tea Cup became the official livery for the Victorian Railways.
The livery itself is now confined to heritage railway groups across Victoria and it is thanks to the many volunteers that we continue to see this livery out on the Victorian Railways mainline when vintage passenger trains get a run. Private train operators also spot hire dome of these heritage locomotives to help haul freight trains as well. This video takes a look at some the the passenger and freight workings that still sees the iconic livery out and about on a regular basis,
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Filmed Various locations around Victoria
Filmed in 4K Sony AX53 Panasonic 4K - Handheld

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