1732 easing her way up the slight incline at Wacol

1746 rests under a shed in the local yard in the outback town of Charleville, 800km west of Brisbane by rail.

QR 1769/1744 roll over an old wooden trestle between Murgon and Wondai pushing their rake of twenty-eight VAO Wagons. The GHMB Wagons will return to service, but these wagons are still awaiting th... (more)

Just outside the town of Woolooga on the Kingaroy Branch, QR 1769/1744 grind years worth of rust off the rails as they trundle across an old wooden bridge at the 24.3km point.

Whilst the crew have a quick break, QR 1769/1744 idle patiently in the Yard at Goomeri just prior to the Moore Rd Level Crossing. Motorists in this town have not seen a train for many, many years ... (more)

A local resident secures her horses at Cinnabar Rd just outside the township of Kilkivan so QR 1769/1744 can pass on their way to Murgon/Byee to collect eighty-eight stored GHMB Wagons.

After collecting twenty-eight stored VAO Wagons from the Byee Branch, QR 1769/1744 reverses them into Murgon Yard and beyond at 10km/h. The wagons have been stored for approximately eight years an... (more)

QR 1769/1744 roll past the historic Station Building in the small town of Kilkivan on the Kingaroy Branch. This branch line has not been used for many years and is rumoured to close.

In the first rays of morning sun, QR 1769/1744 make a quick stop on the Dickabram Bridge so the two drivers can get their own photos of this historic event. The unique bridge carries both road an... (more)

On the return journey to Toowoomba, Kuranda Scenic Railway's QR 1734D works hard to lift its train up the Great Dividing Range. This locomotive travelled from Far North Queensland to work the QR S... (more)

Kuranda Scenic Railway's QR 1734D (in special 'Buda-dji' livery) leads SX Set 45 through the outskirts of Toowoomba on the first journey of the day to Spring Bluff. This locomotive travelled from ... (more)

Kuranda Scenic Railway's QR 1774D arrives at the award-winning garden station of Spring Bluff with the Carnival of Flowers Shuttle.

QR 1774D is far from the lush surrounds of the Kuranda Scenic Railway in Far North Queensland and has travelled to the south-east specially to lead the Carnival of Flowers Shuttle.

After refuelling at the Fuel Facility, Light Engine Movement #7F04 consisting of QR 1720/2479D/1742D/2116D/2365/1739D/1725D heads back to the Port of Brisbane

The driver of 1721D/1720 sounds the horn to warn road traffic at the four way road crossing ahead after collecting two Fuel Tanker Wagons from the Caltex Fuelling Point at Hamilton