(this
is not a link you have to retype the address) - we need approx 320 x 240 video clips (normally
'wmv' format, 1 to
3Mb file size.Steam Crane Video Clips
Click here for the guest video clip home page.
If you would like to contribute to this section of the
international steam website please email (this
is not a link you have to retype the address) - we need approx 320 x 240 video clips (normally
'wmv' format, 1 to
3Mb file size.
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Our own clips on this site are normally
taken from present and future ISV DVDs.
These are properly researched quality documentary films with a story to
tell. We also offer industrial archaeology compilation DVDs from our travels to steam powered mills in Asia. |
After our visit to Jalainur in November 2007, I put up a page on the unsung steam heroes, I prepared 3 clips which are linked below...
Track moving in the big pit (RD 9th May 2008):
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Loading the coal hopper at Nanzhan (RD 25th January 2008):
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Firstly the crane at the servicing point at Dongfanghong dumping ash (RD 18th December 2007):
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For cross-over steam (2nd April 2007), neither locomotive nor stationary engine but an Indian Railways steam crane in action at Saharanpur in 1994, courtesy of Andreas Illert.
Click here for the International Steam Page.
Click here for the International Stationary Steam Page.
Rob and Yuehong Dickinson
Email: webmaster@internationalsteam.co.uk
