As a person who loves trains, but isn't enough of an expert to know all about the different engines, cars, companies, etc., I really appreciate it when you flash a message about what special thing in particular we are looking at in these grab bags - thank you so much!
If you need help identifying something, post about it on social media and there's a good chance someone will come along and help you out! Also be sure to look for groups of railfans in your local area online.
0:18 a caboose with Wisconsin Central and Algoma Central logos in the middle of a train 1:01 UP 1979 as part of a light power move 1:41 UP 1988 in Georgia with two NS 'green' geeps (seen again at 3:28) 1:58 7-car BNSF OCS 2:58 river tug and barge race 5:09 11-car UP OCS 6:35 nice to see N&W 611 right in front of the Strasburg camera 9:56 Patrick Hnery cars on the Southwest Chief 12:28 two tank cars being moved on flatbeds 14:16 I had to replay this clip to notice that the electrical room is on fire on that one unit 15:48 the two ALC42s going back through Elkhart. they might be on their way to Beech Grove so that the shop crews can get familiar with them 16:41 KCS 4006 on a BNSF coal train in Parkville 17:30 two big GE locos for two inspection cars 19:34 I'm surprised that unit is already in Ohio! 20:05 another mid-train caboose! 22:35 I honestly thought that one of the two trucks was going to get hit by the train! Another reason for CSX to build a bypass in La Grange
You mentioned the Hapag-Lloyd engine that CP had painted up. The port of Saint John is about an hour from me. Cool to see it on a VRF grab bag video. :)
0:22 Nice catch of the Algoma Central Caboose. It's a shame that it got tagged by vandals. 2:58 A little bit of a race on the Mississippi between the two Riverboats. 9:00 Replacing or installing new track for a rail served customer I assume. 11:22 The foliage sure blends in well with the H2 and H3 paint schemes. 12:15 Pac Man Cylindrical Covered Hopper without a trace of graffiti. 13:07 How often does CSX run Coal trains through La Grange? 20:34 Did that marker say, "Please return to BNSF"? 23:00 Well at least those two dump trucks reacted very quickly and got out of the way.
About the Skykomish clip, the H2 SD70MAC was also pretty rare! SD70MACs alone are fairly rare here on Stevens Pass, and seeing an H2 MAC is even rarer, so that makes it a pretty cool capture!
When VRF sees something that is amiss, such as flames coming from the side of a locomotive (as seen in minute 14 of this video), does anyone have the ability to reach out to the railroad to report it?
nope. VMT has announced she's staying over the winter. The rumor going around is the cost to bring her home is a reason, but also she needs a few inspections/minor maintenance done, so they're keeping her there.
@@nikerailfanningttm9046 Eh, true, but technically those are ATSF schemes. If we're talking about predecessor schemes too, then there's Warbonnet, Bluebonnet, and Yellowbonnet (although no yellowbonnets are in revenue service anymore) on the ATSF side. On the BN side is Cascade Green, the elusive "tiger stripes" (unfortunately all repainted) and the SD70MAC Executive/Grinstein livery.
Then there is: "Pardon me boy, is this the Transylvania Station." "Yah, Yah, track 29. Can I gif you a shine?" Gene Wilder has surprised/confused look.
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As a person who loves trains, but isn't enough of an expert to know all about the different engines, cars, companies, etc., I really appreciate it when you flash a message about what special thing in particular we are looking at in these grab bags - thank you so much!
If you need help identifying something, post about it on social media and there's a good chance someone will come along and help you out! Also be sure to look for groups of railfans in your local area online.
0:18 a caboose with Wisconsin Central and Algoma Central logos in the middle of a train
1:01 UP 1979 as part of a light power move
1:41 UP 1988 in Georgia with two NS 'green' geeps (seen again at 3:28)
1:58 7-car BNSF OCS
2:58 river tug and barge race
5:09 11-car UP OCS
6:35 nice to see N&W 611 right in front of the Strasburg camera
9:56 Patrick Hnery cars on the Southwest Chief
12:28 two tank cars being moved on flatbeds
14:16 I had to replay this clip to notice that the electrical room is on fire on that one unit
15:48 the two ALC42s going back through Elkhart. they might be on their way to Beech Grove so that the shop crews can get familiar with them
16:41 KCS 4006 on a BNSF coal train in Parkville
17:30 two big GE locos for two inspection cars
19:34 I'm surprised that unit is already in Ohio!
20:05 another mid-train caboose!
22:35 I honestly thought that one of the two trucks was going to get hit by the train! Another reason for CSX to build a bypass in La Grange
Always neat seeing The Katy. One of my favorite UP schemes
GREAT colours all cross country...YAY , the SWOSH again...kinda rare,thx
GREAT editing...😎
That moment when you thought the barge was a train... You know you did :D
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You mentioned the Hapag-Lloyd engine that CP had painted up. The port of Saint John is about an hour from me. Cool to see it on a VRF grab bag video. :)
Lots of good train action in this! Good 👍
We took that balloon ride in Strasbourg. What beautiful country!
Beautiful shot at 6:37! That J looks great from absolutely any angle!
Spectacular Friday grab bag! Best grab bag right here 👍
Awesome video
Never knew dynamic brake units cold catch fire!!
Amazing
Nice
VR you should put up a camera at maricopa train station!
Awesome, nice pics.!🤗
Alright! Another grab bag!
100% CPR cool.
What caused the bright flash at 19:47? Can the Cameras take photos?
Train.. Train.. take me on outa this town..
0:22 Nice catch of the Algoma Central Caboose. It's a shame that it got tagged by vandals.
2:58 A little bit of a race on the Mississippi between the two Riverboats.
9:00 Replacing or installing new track for a rail served customer I assume.
11:22 The foliage sure blends in well with the H2 and H3 paint schemes.
12:15 Pac Man Cylindrical Covered Hopper without a trace of graffiti.
13:07 How often does CSX run Coal trains through La Grange?
20:34 Did that marker say, "Please return to BNSF"?
23:00 Well at least those two dump trucks reacted very quickly and got out of the way.
About the Skykomish clip, the H2 SD70MAC was also pretty rare! SD70MACs alone are fairly rare here on Stevens Pass, and seeing an H2 MAC is even rarer, so that makes it a pretty cool capture!
Im more curious wbout what caused what we see at 14:18
22:34 The dangers of street running
I saw the BNSF Business Train in Kansas
Was it the dynamic grids on fire in Hesperia?
6:37 611 is still in Strasbourg!?
Yes
what and where was the passenger train with freight 8341 pulling at 2:01?
When VRF sees something that is amiss, such as flames coming from the side of a locomotive (as seen in minute 14 of this video), does anyone have the ability to reach out to the railroad to report it?
Rumors have it that the N&W 611 will spend the winter in the Railroad Museum of Pennsylvania. Can anyone confirm this?
611 is remaining at Strasburg RR for the winter.
yes, confirmed by both VMT and SRC
@@micheller2029 Thanks
👍👊😎
What happened to 611?
At 23:27 let's hope it's the first of a rash of in cab cameras going into self destruction mode.
23:27 is the end of the show. To what are you referring?
yeah like what the heck are you pointing out.
The 611 will be heading home soon
nope. VMT has announced she's staying over the winter. The rumor going around is the cost to bring her home is a reason, but also she needs a few inspections/minor maintenance done, so they're keeping her there.
@@Panzer-535 Is something wrong
@@nolanharder167 Only that 611's owner has been losing $300K/year for several years, according to VMT's IRS Form 990 filings
@@LeftVegas Every ride costs money $
12:14 What? No Waka-Waka-Waka sounds?
Does anyone know all the livery names for BNSF?
H1, H2, H3, and H4 (H4 is also known as Yard H3, basically just H1 with black instead of dark green and the swoosh logo)
@@everettrailfan Thank you.
@@csrrjefflloyd6496 The H stands for Heritage by the way, and you're welcome!
@@everettrailfan Thanks again.
@@nikerailfanningttm9046 Eh, true, but technically those are ATSF schemes. If we're talking about predecessor schemes too, then there's Warbonnet, Bluebonnet, and Yellowbonnet (although no yellowbonnets are in revenue service anymore) on the ATSF side. On the BN side is Cascade Green, the elusive "tiger stripes" (unfortunately all repainted) and the SD70MAC Executive/Grinstein livery.
Pardon me boy, is that the Chattanooga (train) Choo Choo (in the lower right of the screen)? (Asking for a friend of mine) Glenn Miller
Then there is: "Pardon me boy, is this the Transylvania Station." "Yah, Yah, track 29. Can I gif you a shine?" Gene Wilder has surprised/confused look.
Second
Great video