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Mi 22.05.2024 05:02

Today's historic of the day: QR diesel loco 1159 waits for the motor from Charters Towers to clear the main line at Townsville, Qld, July 22 1986.

1159 was one of Queensland Rail's thirteen 1150 class locos, QR's first mainline diesels. By this time, 1159 was already 30 years old. The first ten (1150-1159) had been built by General Electric Transportation in Erie, PA, USA and imported in 1952/53. Three more were later built to the same design by AE Goninan of Broadmeadow, NSW.

A view taken through an open window on the left hand side of  railcar looking along a narrow gauge track that is diverging from the track on which we are travelling.  A diesel locomotive is standing on that track waiting at a semaphore signal at stop.  That loco, seen end-on, is of a hood style and has a round-cornered but not streamlined high nose with a cab part way along the narrow body.  The loco is painted in QR light blue and white livery.  The loco is framed by a large rocky outcrop In the background which is covered in dry vegetation and which fills the horizon.

A view taken through an open window on the left hand side of railcar looking along a narrow gauge track that is diverging from the track on which we are travelling. A diesel locomotive is standing on that track waiting at a semaphore signal at stop. That loco, seen end-on, is of a hood style and has a round-cornered but not streamlined high nose with a cab part way along the narrow body. The loco is painted in QR light blue and white livery. The loco is framed by a large rocky outcrop In the background which is covered in dry vegetation and which fills the horizon.

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