Level crossing risks at four year high

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KentPhilip replied

9 February 2009, 19:46
ROLFMAO its video like this that make it great to be alive
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Cyberman replied

9 February 2009, 14:47
Originally posted by bogeyman View Post

Hell of a good PhotoShop job then.

The shadows are right, the reflections are right, it all looks right.

The only thing I'd say is that the frame rate seems rather accelerated.

Not a fake IMHO.

It looks genuine to me !!
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bogeyman replied

9 February 2009, 14:32
Originally posted by threaded View Post

Photoshopped.

1st looks like a fake to me.

Hell of a good PhotoShop job then.

The shadows are right, the reflections are right, it all looks right.

The only thing I'd say is that the frame rate seems rather accelerated.

Not a fake IMHO.
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threaded replied

9 February 2009, 14:22
Originally posted by gingerjedi View Post

Nutters

1st one was close, 2nd not really but the 3rd…

Photoshopped.

1st looks like a fake to me.
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Mich the Tester replied

9 February 2009, 13:34
I've never seen anybody so determined to win a Darwin Award.
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VectraMan replied

9 February 2009, 13:18
I used to have to cross one of three crossing every day to get to previous ClientCo's office, and typically the gates would close at least 5 minutes before the train arrived. And often they'd stay closed because there was another train 5 mins away.

I think they're making it up.
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gingerjedi replied

9 February 2009, 13:16
Originally posted by NotAllThere View Post

I'm not convinced about the first one. For a start it's in Wales, and for another, the red flashing lights aren't. I reckon they speeded up the film.

Where I used to live, there was a level crossing, but also a footbridge so pedestrians didn't have to wait.

Maybe but there's no doubt about the 3rd, the train took his shoe off.
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NotAllThere replied

9 February 2009, 13:09
I'm not convinced about the first one. For a start it's in Wales, and for another, the red flashing lights aren't. I reckon they speeded up the film.

Where I used to live, there was a level crossing, but also a footbridge so pedestrians didn't have to wait.
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thelace replied

9 February 2009, 13:01
There's only one winner between a 1000tonne train travelling at speed and...

Well pretty much anything really.
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gingerjedi started a topic Level crossing risks at four year high

9 February 2009, 12:58
Level crossing risks at four year high

Nutters

1st one was close, 2nd not really but the 3rd…
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