Frtis, hard at work.
The “before” of a train carriage, before it gets restored.
The “after” on the left. And the “before”—well, it’s obvious, isn’t it?
Denis explaining that the carriage doensn’t have a crumple zone, which means that in an accident, all the railways cars of this nature would crash into each other like an accordion. Thatw wouldn’t be the case for this wagon, however, as it wasn’t originally a passenger coach but instead for rescue.
