2248’s SP 6 Chime is probably my most favorite whistle of all time. It has such a beautiful sound and it just sounds better than all the best songs in the world combined. Nice work, Josh.
Thank you very much for doing this video as a Texas Railfan and the name sake of my Profile picture this is a tribute to Grapevine Vintage Railroad 2248 according to a friend she is 80% complete she will be returning to steam in the near future
False. The tender hasn’t even been painted, the cab isn’t in place, and the new boiler is still outside rusting away. All there is is the driver wheels under the chassis without side rods. That’s how it has been these past 5 months, so Grapevine hasn’t even done anything which is nothing new.
Darn good job once again, FFP! I find it to be quite interesting that this nutshell video is one that I suggested a few months again, and finally, here it is! To be quite honest, I think that good old "Puffy" (as #2248 is nicknamed) is one of the most handsome-looking preserved steamers in the US. That green paintwork and gold lining makes it look like she's ready to steam to a royal gala, doesn't it? :) (My favorite clip had to be the Tweety Bird bit at 0:25.) Nice work, Josh. Your clean, clever, and witty videos never fail to make me smile. I've got a few questions for you (as usual): 1. Out of all the whistles that "Puffy" has worn, which one is your favorite? Mine's her SP (I think that's correct) 6-chime steptop. 2. Why do you think that CN #3254's old 5-chime whistle is such a widely used train sound effect? 3. (Not train-related in any way, but,) Who's your favorite SpongeBob character? Patrick and Squidward are mine. 4. I know that I suggested this beforehand (and I mean no offense by this), but whatever happened to Tweetsie #12's nutshell video?
1. Out of all the whistles Puffy has worn, my favorite is the SP Desert 5 chime whistle. 2. That whistle has always been widely used. 3. Which SpongeBob character is my favorite? I must say that it’s Patrick Star. He’s too funny. 4. Tweetsie 12 is currently on hold right now, but I’ll be working on it soon.
@@T128Productions Indeed! Regarding question 4, however, I sure do hope that you'll soon find the time shortly to work on Tweetsie #12's video, as I know that it's going to be an awsome one. In fact, I think that all of your nutshells are "super-ultra-extreme-awsome-amazing," if you get that MLP Rainbow Dash reference. LOL. :)
You didn't added that Star brass 5 Chime whistle that was used in Aristocats but am ok with it It probably came from one of the Southern Pacific steam trains.
Now that you mention it, 2248 is the Southern Pacific steam locomotive. One of her many assignments was pulling the fire train, which was basically like a fire truck, but in a form of a steam train.
Yeah I don’t believe that. It’s only a similar model of the whistle itself, it’s just an old recording. But, if it isn’t #2248, which locomotive was it, and from what railroad? That’s the real question.
From the Download Station. In order to access that, you need to log into your game by entering your username and password from your Trainz account. After that, you can log in.
You don’t search the kuid, you search the name. For this one, you don’t have to search the whole name, you can just search part of it. Just type “Harriman,” and you should be able to see it.
You’re welcome. Also, if you want to swap the whistle, here’s how. Open a locomotive’s config (any loco) and look for where it says “hornsound,” and where you see the kuid number for the whistle, just copy the whistle that you want, and paste the kuid number of the same whistle with the existing one.
One way is to duplicate the same audio clip and turn down the volume on the copy. Another way is to use Audacity, which you have to use a PC or Mac to download it. There are videos out there to teach you how to use Audacity. Here’s one from BNSFGUY7777: th-cam.com/video/koMYpOIGFTk/w-d-xo.html Of course, for this particular version, you need iMovie for iMac or MacBook in order to pull it off. As I said before you can copy (ctrl + C) and paste (ctrl +V) the audio clip in the video, and basically mess around with it until it sounds good to you. If you’re using Windows or any other PC, it’s basically the same thing. I would love to explain how you can use Audacity, but you have to mess around with that as well, same with iMovie or any other movie maker (hopefully not Windows Movie Maker)
0:18 what Bluey episode is it
2248’s SP 6 Chime is probably my most favorite whistle of all time. It has such a beautiful sound and it just sounds better than all the best songs in the world combined. Nice work, Josh.
0:11 What whistle is that?
I like this steam train
Make a Nutshell Video About The SP Cab Foward Locomotives
0:42 is my favorite clip
I like the #2248
Very cool
Thank you very much for doing this video as a Texas Railfan and the name sake of my Profile picture this is a tribute to Grapevine Vintage Railroad 2248 according to a friend she is 80% complete she will be returning to steam in the near future
That’s awesome! Thanks for sharing!
@@T128Productions You’re very welcome
False. The tender hasn’t even been painted, the cab isn’t in place, and the new boiler is still outside rusting away. All there is is the driver wheels under the chassis without side rods. That’s how it has been these past 5 months, so Grapevine hasn’t even done anything which is nothing new.
0:11 is My favorite clip
0:20 Bluey & Bingo: *Screams when steam whistle blows*
Bluey: Noooo
Bingo: Awww
Bluey: oh my balloon
Bingo: it’s popped
Another one of these comments…
You can remove them tho@@T128Productions
0:28 what’s the engine number again if you guys know it. 👇
It’s at 0:29, and that’s Southern Pacific #2353, which was featured in the movie Pearl Harbor.
Oh ok
@@T128ProductionsI’d say was very fitting
@d-fender4489 You bet it does! It would sound way better than the 3 chime everyone knows that locomotive always used.
@@T128ProductionsIf I ever heard that on FEC 148, I’d wanna be in the cab. Also, I was a bad typer back then.
1:21 *WILL YOU BOTH BE QUIET?!?!*
Lol
Darn good job once again, FFP! I find it to be quite interesting that this nutshell video is one that I suggested a few months again, and finally, here it is! To be quite honest, I think that good old "Puffy" (as #2248 is nicknamed) is one of the most handsome-looking preserved steamers in the US. That green paintwork and gold lining makes it look like she's ready to steam to a royal gala, doesn't it? :) (My favorite clip had to be the Tweety Bird bit at 0:25.) Nice work, Josh. Your clean, clever, and witty videos never fail to make me smile.
I've got a few questions for you (as usual):
1. Out of all the whistles that "Puffy" has worn, which one is your favorite? Mine's her SP (I think that's correct) 6-chime steptop.
2. Why do you think that CN #3254's old 5-chime whistle is such a widely used train sound effect?
3. (Not train-related in any way, but,) Who's your favorite SpongeBob character? Patrick and Squidward are mine.
4. I know that I suggested this beforehand (and I mean no offense by this), but whatever happened to Tweetsie #12's nutshell video?
1. Out of all the whistles Puffy has worn, my favorite is the SP Desert 5 chime whistle.
2. That whistle has always been widely used.
3. Which SpongeBob character is my favorite? I must say that it’s Patrick Star. He’s too funny.
4. Tweetsie 12 is currently on hold right now, but I’ll be working on it soon.
@@T128Productions Indeed! Regarding question 4, however, I sure do hope that you'll soon find the time shortly to work on Tweetsie #12's video, as I know that it's going to be an awsome one. In fact, I think that all of your nutshells are "super-ultra-extreme-awsome-amazing," if you get that MLP Rainbow Dash reference. LOL. :)
I get it, now that you mentioned it.
1:51: *When that blue guy thinks he is a factory whistle:*
The blue guy’s name is Blooregard Q Kazoo, from Fosters Home For Imaginary Friends (FHFIF).
@@T128Productions I meant THAT PUPPET THING.
0:42 0:45 1:21 1:24 1:27 1:38
0:18 Bluey Episode is keepy uppy
I legitimately died in laughter watching this
Wow that whistle sounds amazing 👏
I agree.
Are you talking about the 6 chime? That one sounds like a absolute beast!
0:29: *Did you seriously dub that on 2353?*
To make it more authentic? Yes!
Bloody amazing
Aye laddie, it is.
1:24
Did you take insparation from me on that Gag And Baggage Scene?
No I didn’t. That was actually from one of SP Daylight 4449 Yes Booba No’s videos.
Me: here comes gvrr 2248!!!!
What is the Trainz model you used for 2248?
On the DLS, I used a Harriman-Style 4-6-0, engine & tender to be specific.
You didn't added that Star brass 5 Chime whistle that was used in Aristocats but am ok with it
It probably came from one of the Southern Pacific steam trains.
Now that you mention it, 2248 is the Southern Pacific steam locomotive. One of her many assignments was pulling the fire train, which was basically like a fire truck, but in a form of a steam train.
@@T128Productions not to mention, it's rumored that the whistle from the Aristocats is from 2248
Yeah I don’t believe that. It’s only a similar model of the whistle itself, it’s just an old recording. But, if it isn’t #2248, which locomotive was it, and from what railroad? That’s the real question.
I love it
Next?
NKP 587’s Cracked Whistle: The Last One
Where can I get the Trainz model you used in this video?
From the Download Station. In order to access that, you need to log into your game by entering your username and password from your Trainz account. After that, you can log in.
@@T128Productions What is the kuid name of this engine?
You don’t search the kuid, you search the name. For this one, you don’t have to search the whole name, you can just search part of it. Just type “Harriman,” and you should be able to see it.
@@T128Productions Okay, thanks.
You’re welcome.
Also, if you want to swap the whistle, here’s how. Open a locomotive’s config (any loco) and look for where it says “hornsound,” and where you see the kuid number for the whistle, just copy the whistle that you want, and paste the kuid number of the same whistle with the existing one.
Nice job man
Just a question, How do you make the echoes on whistles?
One way is to duplicate the same audio clip and turn down the volume on the copy. Another way is to use Audacity, which you have to use a PC or Mac to download it. There are videos out there to teach you how to use Audacity. Here’s one from BNSFGUY7777: th-cam.com/video/koMYpOIGFTk/w-d-xo.html
Of course, for this particular version, you need iMovie for iMac or MacBook in order to pull it off.
As I said before you can copy (ctrl + C) and paste (ctrl +V) the audio clip in the video, and basically mess around with it until it sounds good to you. If you’re using Windows or any other PC, it’s basically the same thing.
I would love to explain how you can use Audacity, but you have to mess around with that as well, same with iMovie or any other movie maker (hopefully not Windows Movie Maker)
The scream of Texas
0:45 2199: Forever Alone
The last time I experienced 15.ai before it was shut down for updates. Hope it opens back up soon.
Cool buddy
Thanks.
Do south simcoe 136
You should do more transformers screams
YEEHAW
Bluey!!! 0:17
Sounds like southern pacific 2472
That’s because they both have 6 chime whistles.
Balloon pops 0:19
What’s next :)
NKP 587’s Cracked Whistle 7: The Last One
Wh
When you’d least expect it.
good video :)
Hey I don't want to be a pain in the a$$ but I think you need to change the Cobyright date on your bio, its still 2021
Just a sec.
It’s updated now. Thanks for the tip.
@@T128Productions yw
0:24