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7:03 - The C1…one of the last projects done by Commonwealth Engineering (the Australian licensee of the Budd Company) for the LIRR…

It was good 4 me 2. All of my family together in 1 place. Made me very happy and proud. Dad

I love this video. I've been to 95% of these locations. The abundance of heritage units is icing on the cake. Bravo!

What software did you use to edit with I love the ending/fading effects

Great!

Awesome when can meet for 2024

*i think csx is winning*

I’m excited for the next Buffalo Trains video!

Where was this?

what kind of videocamera do you use? Great videos

Америкосы нас опередили в использовании деревянных шпал. Россия уже тридцать слишним лет назад использует на основных магистралях только железобетонные шпалы и практически аварий у нас нет. А у вас Америкосы каждый день сходят с рельс по два поезда. Вопрос так кто впереди планеты всей Россия или Америка. Америка давно отстала от цивилизации и теперь мстит всему цивилизованному миру и поэтому развязывает везде войны, потому что больше ни хера не умеет делать.

Sorry, I left the M.O.W. switch open.

When will 2023 trains be out

Fantastic video 🇬🇧

The engineers don't wave from the trains, not like did back in 1954!

THIS MADE MY DAY TO SEE LMAOO

I enjoyed this ❤

I CANT- 💀💀 NS and CSX may be rivals, but their both the best too me 🤣🧡

Wonderful

Great Video, This again show's just how Good the Rail Recovery Division's of our Railway Operations are, Team Work and plenty of it here as you have shown in this Video, I am in Australia and not in the service of Rail, Just a fan as such but I know Team Work when I see it, Well done to yourself on the Video, A Big Thumbs Up and also to the Respective Rail Recovery Team, Great Job.

👀👀🚂🚂 great video

When are railroad companies include a clause for te investors, stating that MOW will pass before their profit margins, and that Congress will pass a law in regards to it?

He's just trying to say CSX is better than NS

Thank you for soothing my soul a bit. I have will say a facination with trains mixed with emotion over the slight fear . ( I love the tracks too, they tell stories if you listen) I shall walk someday and hear the whistle again just as I did each and every night as a child....

Better luck next time NS.

This is a turkey amazing catch, not only did both trains have foreign power, but the engineers were very cool. Great catch!

Wonderful video quality mate, what camera are you using?

We live just outside the village- watched this lift in person- hard to believe, watching in person. And talk about luck…. Had that diesel come off the track 100 feet sooner, it would have leveled a retail shop. If it had gone 100 feet further, it would have likely demolished the historic railroad station standing there…!

Great compilation! 👍🏻👍🏻

Wow wow very nice video 👍 I also do content like that

Did the NS engineer give the CSX engineer the finger after the mirror slap?

Wow i never knew my homestate had these trains I literally brag to see a heritage unit everday in new york and in buffalo they have them?

this reminds me of when I recorded a Florida East coast railway train and a CSXT train in that same position

I like ya cut g

Loved this video. Great memories for me from my time in Pittsburgh.

I like your cut G

Great catches AR and that definitely looks like a great location to catch videos! I snapped pics of several pieces of rolling stock w graffiti. Reason being is I'm doing my own graffiti and weathering on rolling stock now as a side gig. Thanks for sharing this video and I'm viewing it from Delmar, Delaware.

That guy has got some balls standing in the midst of all that heavy equipment.

Wow, 98 cars derailed, I got to give it to the rail way folks that had to deal with this, thats a lot of work. Thankfully there were no deaths or injuries, and most of all, no spills on the Earth.

Amazing trains! I live on the Joint Line so a lot of the trains you saw come down here too!

Hey great video!!!! What type of camera do you use?

New to this channel and wondering what caused this derailment. Very good video work AR, and I'm viewing this from Delmar, Delaware.

badass video... great imagery.

I operated one of those sidebooms in the 1980s hanging gas lines.

Who did the clean up? Was it RJ Corman?

In a derailment who pays for damage to the railcars? If the railroad, do they have insurance or are they self-insured?

Nice job, I enjoyed watching this one. Nice steady pans too. Much appreciated.

It's been a long time since I've been in the Harrisburg Pa area, they were still electric trains back then. That was in the late 1960's and everything was going into Harrisburg was using electric locomotives that I can remember.

I’m hoping to go up there again but cool shots you got