QRN DEL 2186F works 6879 loaded grain train up Karrabin bank with 16 wagons in the nice early morning sunlight bound for Fisherman Islands

DELs 2478H+1742D work a ARG/QRN empty grain train just east of Karrabin and heads towards Toowoomba on a hot clear afternoon.

QRN DEL 2309 works 9E92 empty coal train between Wulkuraka and Karrabin and heads towards Ebenezer coal mine with 20 empty VAJQs,VAKQs and VAHQs

QRCITY TRAIN EMUs 22_80 sit in redbank yard and waits for the road to go into Redbank Station to work 1013 all stations Redbank to Bowen Hills service.

DELs 1742D+QRN 2493H work up Karrabin bank with 67S3 loaded livestock train heads towards Dinmore and Holmview on the Beenleigh line

QRN DELS 1756+1720 work an empty livestock train down Karrabin bank and heads towards Toowoomba.

QRN train 2414D+2478H works 6680 container train through Laidley and heads towards Toowoomba.

QRN DELs 2487H+1730 work 6RS6 empty stock train over the Bremer River between Thoma Street and Wulkuraka, just west of Ipswich, This Bridge is heritage listed.

QRN Coal DELs 2313+2306 work 9821 empty coal train through Walloon and head towards Ipswich with a Fisherman Islands bound loaded coal train.

QRN Coal DELs 2313+2306 work 9Y28 empty coal train through Laidley and head towards Toowoomba

SMU225 arriving at Ipswich station with a service from Darra. All services between Sherwood and Darra were replaced by a bus due to a derailment earlier in the day.

QR CITYTRAIN IMUs 121+105 work T133 between Bundamba and Ebbwvale, This Train Started from Caboolture as T524.

1281 at the Ipswich Railway Workshops museum, with an interesting variation of the old Queensland Rail livery and a rather unfortunate headboard.

Now a museum exhibit, 1262 was built by English Electric at Rocklea, Brisbane in 1961 and withdrawn from traffic in 1987 after running 1.7 million miles.

Coal train 9553, from Jondaryan, crosses Bundamba Creek with 2361+2322 on the head end and 2391+2323 on the rear. Coal trains run in reverse from the Main Line junction at Bundamba to the power ho... (more)