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Seconds after a suburban service passes infront of the frame, K76 is at the helm of historic double deck suburban set W3 on run 881B from Sydney Terminal to Flemington Maintenance Centre past Croydon at a crawling pace due to a substantial flat spot on C3708 due to a shunting mishap.
W3 was on display at Sydney Terminal during the Transport Heritage Expo events on the October Long Weekend and had to be hauled to and from FMC as it is not fully ready for operation. 4827 had the honours of hauling W3 to Sydney Terminal on the 30th of September.
3/10/22
A great friend. So nice of him to agree to pose as a model at college. Truly amazed we got him to go this far!
Model release form for this model is held on file.
Sydney Trains silver K set, K76 and Historic Electric Traction red set W3 pass through Croydon on W3’s transfer back to Flemington Maintenance Centre after a successful weekend at the Transport Heritage Expo at Central
This three-colour image of the W3 giant molecular cloud combines Herschel bands at 70 μm (blue), 160 μm (green) and 250 μm (red). The image spans about 2 x 2 degrees. North is up and east is to the left.
W3 is an enormous stellar nursery about 6200 light-years away in the Perseus Arm, one of the Milky Way galaxy’s main spiral arms, that hosts both low- and high-mass star formation. In this image, the low-mass protostars are seen as tiny yellow dots embedded in cool red filaments, while the highest-mass stars – with greater than eight times the mass of our Sun – emit intense radiation, heating up the gas and dust around them and appearing here in blue. W3 Main and W3 (OH) contain the most recent high-mass star formation.
Credits: ESA/PACS & SPIRE consortia, A. Rivera-Ingraham & P.G. Martin, Univ. Toronto, HOBYS Key Programme (F. Motte)