Channel: Abandoned places

Category: Autos & Vehicles

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Description: The history of trains goes back over 200 years. All this time, there were eccentrics and strange geniuses who tried to make them faster, more enduring, and more pretentious. Some of the creations were ahead of their time and received recognition later. Some of them just made people laugh and some were used as trick to collect sponsorship money. 00:00 The strangest trains in history 00:28 Schienenzeppelin, the rail ship that ran with air propeller. Designed in Germany in 1929 00:35 Aero-train General Motors Aerotrain, 1956. Unsuccessful attempt to create an ultra-fast locomotive to compete with civil aviation 00:47 Bennie Railplane, 1930. A hybrid of a monorail and a cable car that was supposed to run over standard rail tracks 00:59 Hollman steam locomotive, 1887. The creator claimed that additional wheels would increase the speed. But in reality, he just wanted to get money out of investors. 01:12 Black Beetle M-497. A 1966 jet train powered by a B-36 bomber 01:20 EP22-67, 1970. Soviet attempt of creating a jet train 01:28 Michelin wheel train, 1932. Designed to reduce noise and allow trains to travel on steep roads 01:37 Gas turbine train UAC TurboTrain, 1968. Ran on the railways of Canada and the United States for 14 years 01:49 Jean Bertin's aero carriage. Developed in France from 1965 to 1975 - until the death of the creator 01:58 Brennan's gyroscopic monorail, 1909. It ran fine, but it was not able to pull carriages 02:07 Canadian train to clear snow from railways. The date of construction is unknown 02:13 Locomotive of Eugene Fontaine, 1881. Another unsuccessful attempt to get the locomotive to go as fast as possible 02:23 A project that was ahead of its time - the American electric trolley DD1, 1911. Could reach speeds of up to 85 km/h 02:34 A locomotive from the 1870s that carried passengers from the Vienna district of Nussdorf to Mount Kahlenberg 02:44 One of the first electric locomotives, built in 1879 by Werner von Siemens, founder of Siemens #train #trains #trenes #kereta #trainvideos #tren #steamtrain #oldtrains #keretaapi #steamengine #thomas