I remember seeing ads for this video while reading A Trains magazines as a kid! Glad I found this since it reminds me of times before the merger even though KCS (up until the merger) didn’t run into Chicago!
Very good video , just imagine taking a passenger train from Kansas City to Houston , Texas on that railroad . Beautiful sights to see . Great ending of the video to end in Mena , Arkansas a little town known around the world by hot rodders thanks the Brodix Company manufacturers of aluminum cylinder heads and blocks .
What a great train chase video! So much to unpack here boy those aluminum cars sure are quiet when they’re empty, and those painted covered hoppers with all their pretty colors on them that’s just not cheap it’s nice to see the railroad taking pride in its brand! Also I believe the police car at Mena is a 1939.
It is wild to see full programs make it to youtube. i remember the good old days of buying DVDs. Your video of Galesburg (The Trains of Galesburg) is still one of my favorites i physically own.
Being a single track line they tended to "fleet" them in a single direction. The fuel racks in Heavener can hold two train in each direction at a time. So we'd get two northbound then two southbound etc. So sometimes one could wait in a spot and get a couple of trains a few minutes from each other, and other times you could wait an hour and a half.
I'm assuming that you mean the covered hoppers. Yes, in 2009 they were new. When I did the Heavener sub program in 2021 (not yet on TH-cam, but the prewiew is) they were tired-looking.
Queen Wilhelmina atop Rich Mountain up Hiway 88 from Mena has a beautiful lodge and view from the state park . A great attraction to visit .
Kansas City Southern is truly one of these greatest railroads like Norfolk Southern.
I subscribed to you
great video 🚅🚅👍
Glad you liked it!
Nice video! I'm so ready for this premiere!
Hope you enjoy it!
Keep Calm and love the Kansas City Southern
I remember seeing ads for this video while reading A Trains magazines as a kid! Glad I found this since it reminds me of times before the merger even though KCS (up until the merger) didn’t run into Chicago!
I live near the heavener subdivision and go out sometimes to watch trains
Very good video , just imagine taking a passenger train from Kansas City to Houston , Texas on that railroad . Beautiful sights to see . Great ending of the video to end in Mena , Arkansas a little town known around the world by hot rodders thanks the Brodix Company manufacturers of aluminum cylinder heads and blocks .
Wonderful program! Well put together!
Thanks! Glad you enjoyed.
What a great train chase video! So much to unpack here boy those aluminum cars sure are quiet when they’re empty, and those painted covered hoppers with all their pretty colors on them that’s just not cheap it’s nice to see the railroad taking pride in its brand! Also I believe the police car at Mena is a 1939.
I like your commentary to go along with the different areas.
Thanks!
Amazing job filming this video
Glad you enjoyed it!
Great job, love this video.
Thank you! Glad you enjoyed it.
It is wild to see full programs make it to youtube. i remember the good old days of buying DVDs. Your video of Galesburg (The Trains of Galesburg) is still one of my favorites i physically own.
now We Got Canadian Pacific Kansas City Railway
Thank a stupid pissed ex-CEO (I hope) hellbent on erasing Kansas City Southern altogether >=(
43:58 Near Howard, Arkansas
I miss seeing grey ghosts that are not in the De Mexico variant
Amazing rail movie, nice images with trains! MEGA LIKE 230 & Subscribe
Glad you enjoyed it. KCS put on a great show.
I think it will soon merge with the Canadian pacific into CPKC aka Canadian Pacific Kansas City!
Yes, April 15 is the day
@@RailwayProductions yup and just like they did the other two railroads before!!!
In actual time, how long between trains?
Being a single track line they tended to "fleet" them in a single direction. The fuel racks in Heavener can hold two train in each direction at a time. So we'd get two northbound then two southbound etc. So sometimes one could wait in a spot and get a couple of trains a few minutes from each other, and other times you could wait an hour and a half.
When was this filmed?
This was shot in 2009.
@@RailwayProductions The locations where this was shot have changed a lot. Very cool video.
Goodbye Kansas City Southern
These cars must newer. No paint work on them
I'm assuming that you mean the covered hoppers. Yes, in 2009 they were new. When I did the Heavener sub program in 2021 (not yet on TH-cam, but the prewiew is) they were tired-looking.