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1:16 caught every sickness possible from that

The signs near 27:45 mean "danger,  Contains asbestos. breathing in asbestos dust is dangerous for your health, follow safety protocols"

BRO FELL INTO STILL WATER AW HELL NAH

You and Ashton fr have the wildest dates 😭

28:25 yall entered a train car full of asbestos without protection, and it was written everywhere... ggs

Didn't even bother to question why that "basement" had such a low ceiling 😂😂😂

Warehouse full of cars, warehouse full of tanks, warehouse full of trains. Next there's gonna be a warehouse full of jets or something😭

27:51 "Whatever is inside this train is hazardous. ANYWAYS, let's try getting in." Zero survival instincts 😭🙏🥀

11:46 That's not a passenger train but a postal train. It used to transport packages throughout Belgium!

Hi 2Swag! Sorry I am late, but the train you found at around 10:18 is a Belgian (SNCB/NMBS) Class 46 diesel railcar (specifically 4602). The class number would go first with the build number being second, making this the second out of 20 ever built! These rail cars were built around the early 1950s (Id say roughly around 1952–1953) by the Ragheno company to provide economical service on minor, rural branch lines in Belgium. They are known for their bus-like appearance, which is not a coincidence. The reason they look like busses is because they were designed using many mechanical components from contemporary buses to keep production costs low. The large, wraparound-style windows and the small, four-axle design are hallmarks of the Class 46 "autorail”. Most of these were retired either in the 1980s or 1990s with quite a few of them being restored/preserved in museums, sadly, 02 isn’t one of them. That lever in 11:31 is the master controller. Since these railcars used a diesel-hydraulic transmission, the controls were a bit of a hybrid between a bus and a traditional locomotive.

I hoped this helped!!
Sources: SNCB (NMBS) Historical Archives, The "PFT-TSP" (Patrimoine Ferroviaire et Tourisme), &  SEM (Société d’Électricité et de Mécanique).

Crawling through glass into an asbestos-infested train is probably the funniest part of the video

that sign said "CONTAINS ASBESTOS, breathing asbestos dust is hazardous to your health follow safety instructions"

1:18 WHEN HE THOUGHT IT WAS STONE XDDD

19:15

"I could leave"




"or I could keep going"

16:11 Class 373 Eurostar trains. I used to maintain these
17:01 customs compartment. Note the handcuff shackles on the wall.

27:00 Pov 2swag "huh it says it's hazardous, need a respirator, could kill me, I gotta find a way in"

1:26  Ashton just laughing 🤣 ❤😂❤

you touching everything with your bare hands has me stressing :c

2:06 I hope you don't get any viruses, still water has some incredibly dangerous micro-organisms, especially over long periods of how long it's been there