NEW DMUS ARRIVING

AT TUTUBAN

Part 3 - After Daylight Breaks

Thanks to PRHS Roving Reporter

Mark Chua

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Please do not use without permission.

We respectfully ask that you please share the blog URL should you wish to share.

Railways - More fun In The Philippines.

Philippine Railway Historical Society
Facebook and Website

Mabuhay.

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NEW DMUS ARRIVING

AT TUTUBAN

Part 2 - 8104 T2 Arrives

Thanks to PRHS Roving Reporter

Mark Chua

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Railways - More Fun In The Philippines

Travel Blog (New)

NEW DMUS ARRIVING

AT TUTUBAN

Happening Now

Thanks to PRHS Roving Reporter

Mark Chua

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Please do not use without permission.
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Railways - More Exciting In The Philippines.

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and Twitter.

PHILIPPINE NATIONAL RAILWAY'S

LOOK WHAT ELSE HAS ARRIVED!

Edited: 23:34 (20:34 Manila Time)  29/03/2020
Check back for more updates.

We are, again, very proud to be able to show Philippine railway supporters some more photos of the third shipment of brand new DMUs. 

Even more capacity for PNR passenger services.

Be ready to see them busy riding the rails soon.

Maraming salamat to all in the Philippines who have made these new railcars.

Terima kasih to INKA of Indonesia for your terrific work.

If wishing to share, which you are very welcome to do, please share via the website URL and not 'Rising Philippine' style.

Mabuhay

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My New Travel Blog.

PRHS Transportation SIG.
Philippine Railway Historical Society Is Now On Twitter.

PHILIPPINE NATIONAL RAILWAY'S

NEW SWITCHERS ARE HERE!

Edited: 15:23 (12:23 Manila Time)  25/03/2020

We are, again, very proud to be able to show Philippine railway supporters some more photos of the new shunting locomotives that have just arrived in the Philippines (Port of Manila). 

It is believed that they will be used to relieve the current road switchers (shunters for my fellow Aussies) on yard duties.

That being the 5000 and remaining 2500 classes. Those operating are expected to go into mainline work, mostly perway in nature.

Be ready to see them busy riding the rails soon.

Maraming salamat to all in the Philippines who have made these new locomotives possible.

Terima kasih to INKA of Indonesia for your terrific work.

If wishing to share, which you are very welcome to do, please share via the website URL and not 'Rising Philippine' style.

This post may be updated with extra 

information in coming days.
Stay tuned.

Photo: Edwin Gatia (Facebook)

R.I.P EDWIN GATIA

PRHS Member Since 2011

I sadly never got to meet Edwin, though we talked numerous times online.
 He had many interests, but his mountain climbing one seemed to be his greatest passion. None impressed me more than his visit to the top of the Mayon Volcano and the photo he sent me of him being there.
You will be missed sir.

Brad Peadon (PRHS)

Photo: Edwin Gatia (Facebook)

NOW AVAILABLE - FOR FREE
PNR Rollingstock Status - 2004 Until Today
Version 3

The latest PRHS publication is a update on our popular series of rollingstock updates. As with the previous versions, the content has been expanded and brought up to the current day.
As with all PRHS publications, it is available to download and keeps for free (walang pera) HERE.

Previous publications can be found here:

Along Da Riles Magazine

Locomotive Fleet Updates

Rollingstock Updates
MRT/LRT Updates
Preservation 2012

GABRIEL's GARDEN RAILWAY

Over the 21 years I have been promoting the Philippine railway hobby, I have seen many, many changes. Many have been great, others have unfortunately seen 

me walk away for a while.
In more recent time, the railway modelling hobby has become a big thing there.
Even I have caught the bug, and slowly build up a collection of Philippine railway items in HO scale, for a possible future layout.
Recently, I saw some photos of Gabriel Gutierrez's layout built out in his garden.
I feel confident in saying that Gabriel has likely pioneered the garden railway in his country. I have seen a number of inside layouts, but I don't recall ever seeing outside one, something that is quite common elsewhere around the world.

It is an early start, but Gabriel is certainly taking on all the challenges that garden railways bring and, I for one, am excited to see it progresses.

It is an exciting time for the hobby.
I personally are working with a few possible heritage projects in the Philippines, while the idea of a railfan based retail outlet moves steadily closer to becoming a reality.

Here's to a great future, for a great hobby.

All photos remain the copywrite of Gabriel Gutierrez and cannot be used elsewhere without his express permission.

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Garden Railways - Wikipedia
Garden Railways Magazine
Pamak Hobbies - Bargo

Contrary to popular belief, your copywrite remains with you even when you place photographs on the internet.
Beware of people, groups and pages (like Rising Philippines) who have no respect for your rights as a photographer, writer, or a person.
If you see someone partaking in this criminal act, be sure to report it to the social media outlet where it appears and to the person who's rights have been violated.
If you have the means, do seek legal advice so these sorts of people can be made an example of.
It is time to stand up to these thieves, support our fellow fans and protect our great hobby.

Image: www.pnp.gov.ph
See, it ain't hard to give link credit.

PHILIPPINE NATIONAL RAILWAY'S

NEW LOCO/CARRIAGES.

We are, again, very proud to be able to show Philippine railway supporters some more photos of the new locomotives and rollingtock destined for the Philippines.An impressive looking lineup indeed, one guaranteed to gain attention while going about their railway duties. The future is as bright as these wonderful new trains.

Be ready to see them in the Philippines soon.

Maraming salamat to all in the Philippines who have made these new trains possible.

Terima kasih to INKA of Indonesia for your terrific work.

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