How The Elizabeth Line Trains Use Formula 1 Technology To Be More Sustainable | How Do They Do It?
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Published 2020-11-11
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All Comments (21)
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I thought I was going to see a video about the Elizabeth line , but it turns out half the video is about shadow puppets ! WTH ??
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lol they have to pay more attention to the editing
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So trains and shadow-puppets are linked together mysteriously... but we'll never know why!
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1:20 Now that's what I call geekimg out ☺️ I envy him working with his most passionate interest
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6:14 Editing mishap?
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How do we go from trains to puppets
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3:18 If anyone wonders why they just don't put one single door at every exit, Google "X40 door fail". The sheer weight made them fail
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Someone didn't review this before it got uploaded! What do Indonesian puppets have to do with the Elizabeth Line?
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he definitely looks like someone who liked train from childhood
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To be fair, regenerative braking is very common on modern electric trains. I’d argue it’s more known for its use in trains than in racecars.
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70 9-Car Class 345 trains manufactured by Bombardier (now Acquired by Alstom) is probably enough to serve the Elizabeth Line plus with a possibility of 10-20 more Class 345s if the extension from Abbey Wood to Gravesend does get the go ahead.
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Great video. ☺️
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Nice video.
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nice video!
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Hi, For your information, all underground trains are made of aluminium have been so since 1956. Regards JH
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Thanks
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This was a good video up until they started talking about mythical puppets
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1:26 He had a Racing Point tie!
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May I know the bgm names used in this video, please ?
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WTF do shadow puppets have to do with the Elizabeth train? Please tell I am not the only one confused by this?
