In the last Remarkable Engines episode to be uploaded in 2020, and the second to last to be uploaded in the channel's first year of existence, we go over the largest single-framed locomotive in the world in Soviet Russia, as its massive design was initially meant to handle an increase of freight traffic with ease.
Credit for all photos used go to their original photographers from the sources listed below. (See watermarks for credit for photos with watermarks since they're technically shown in the video)
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Credit for Photos Used without Watermarks:
Mike Robins, Richard Kindig, Jack Delano, Richard Leonard, Раков, Архив ВНИИЖТ, George Shuklin, Peter van den Bossche, Otto Perry, Rolf Schulze (Watermark stated), Технопарк No1.
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Music Used in order:
Opus One - Audionautix
The Bachelor - United States Marine Band
Russian Dance - Joey Pecoraro
Simpler Times - The 126ers
Opus One by Audionautix is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 license. [ Ссылка ]
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