No title. The Unimog railroader - a vehicle which can drive on road and railway tracks, Kew, London.
Panning shot the Mercedes-Benz Unimog Road Railer driving on ordinary road. L/S as the road railer starts to move onto railway lines. C/U driver looking down to make sure he gets onto tracks....
No title. The Unimog railroader - a vehicle which can drive on road and railway tracks, Kew, London.
Panning shot the Mercedes-Benz Unimog Road Railer driving on ordinary road. L/S as the road railer starts to move onto railway lines. C/U driver looking down to make sure he gets onto tracks. Various shots road railer moving up onto track. M/S people watching. Low angle shot as the road railer drops guide wheels onto track. M/S ditto. M/S the back of the road railer. Man fixing coupling bar into position. M/S as the road railer reverses back onto a line of trucks with coupling bar in position. C/U the coupling bar automatically looks onto the trucks. M/S ditto. Top shot as driver pulls away in the road railer. M/S as the coach starts to pull away. L/S road railer pulling a line of coaches. M/S the coaches going along the rails. L/S ditto. Top shot driver in cab. M/S as the driver pulls a canopy over the head. Panning shot as the road railer moves off at speed from coaches.
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