0:32 God damn that's some loud thunder Also idk if this was intentional but the lightning flashing on Thomas's face on the right in the background is straight-up nightmare fuel
This is a good demonstration of why tank engines are used for shunting. Tender engines don't much like going backwards, especially over points. Meanwhile, tank engines are perfectly happy going in either direction.
This is the story of the passenger train disaster of 2021 On may 11,2021 after a particularly heavy thunderstorm hit the local train station,a passenger train consisting of 4 coaches and 1 tender engine was set to be off by 11 in the morning,by 11:15 the train was out of the station heading to the next station about 25 miles up ahead,the rain had made many sections of the track rather slippery so the ride was more bumpy than it usually was,however things took a dark turn.halfway through the journey,trains would encounter a downward hill with 1.2 grad and the speed limit for said hill was atleast 30 miles or lower,to make things even more difficult there was a rather sharp bend at the end of said hill,as the train was heading down the hill it applied its dynamic breaks to slow down,but despite that the train wouldn’t slow down,it was heading a 50 miles per hour almost half over the recommended speed limit,the heavy rain made the tracks slippery and made it more difficult for the brakes to gain any traction to stop the train,seeing the danger ahead,the engineer slammed the emergency breaks,hoping it would stop the train,but nothing could prevent the oncoming catastrophe The train tipped off the track into the deep puddle of water taking two passenger cars with it,meanwhile the other two continued to role down the track and eventually came to a halt, Those who were in the still upright passenger cars attempted to help those who were trapped in the watery wreckage,emergency services arrived 10 minutes later and rescued as many as the could,but despite their efforts 3 people died It was clear that the train was going over the speed limit but it was determined the cause of the accident was the rain causing the tracks to become to slippery for the wheels to use properly
Good story overall, but couldn’t the engineer attempt to jump to jump out of the locomotive before the impact, as the land is pretty soft next to the tracks in the video?
Photography is professional quality , lighting and angles are perfect . What was the conclusion of the investigation into the crash of the century . Track work is absolutely beautiful . The railroad does seem to be plagued by loose cannons that think they are engineers .
@@crazytrain525 lol , or maybe they need to be on some . I have a garden railroad , never thought Thomas and friends would fit in . Your video showed me ,how wrong I was .Will be adding pieces . I really enjoy those little trains . The kids must get a blast out of them . Thank you for great videos
It took me about 15 seconds to realize the opening was a model. The "gravel" was too coarse and the "rain drops" were too big. But, damn, that was a great opening to the video. Back in the early seventies we visited friends in Washington state and they took us for a ride on their narrow gauge railroad. It went pretty fast and over a 10 foot high trestle they had built and when it crossed the driveway the RR crossarms with flashing red lights activated. Memorable.
@@rrt5425 Yeah, even older. Around 1947 I traveled from San Diego to Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania on a train. It was pulled by a steam engine (maybe more than one). Train stations were pretty impressive before air travel became common. You can probably see videos of the San Diego station on youtube.
the loco driver didnt learn a thing... if he would have been driving slower, all the carriages and the loco possibly would have made it over the points...
4:15 Lesson 1 (For Railroad Companies): This is why you should put up barriers on tight curves near ledges or slopes. Lesson 2 (For Locomotive Engineers): This is why you should slow down and take caution when taking tight curves.
"Pennsylvania Railroad No. 9670 was recently restored after a bridge was blown up by criminals trying to loot its train. It was set to pull a passenger train on May 11th 2021. While pulling into the station, the tender derailed on a switch but was quickly rerailed In Time for the train. The train left on time at 11:30 AM. The trip was mostly uneventful until a set of rails, weakened by a storm the previous night, caused the Locomotive and 2 coaches to fall into a river. 2 coaches remained on the rails and kept rolling about a quarter mile. 11 dead and 42 injured. A statement from the driver of the locomotive, Jim Westley: "We were about 35 MPH, the speed limit for that section of track. Everything was fine until Mark and I felt the engine tilt to the right. We tried putting on the brakes, but by then the driving wheels on the left side were off the rails, and then we fell in." First responders arrived the the scene along with NWR No. 1, "Thomas”, with a crane to get the locomotive and the coaches out of the water. Locomotive is currently awaiting repairs.``
Damn lil broski! You have been pumping out these videos for years now! GG on the continued progress. Let me know if you ever want to play some Xbox again.
"Oh the Humanity" - That poor Bachman 4-6-0 engine. Scrap yard bound??? Needless to say, this is one professionally produced video. FIve stars for sure !!!
Awsome. My dad took me to go see Lawrence of Arabia and watching all the trains being blown up and derailed had a profound affect on me. Rigged a piece of track to come apart and filled the flat cars and gondolas full of tanks and army men. My dad wasnt to thrilled about doing that to his train set
A few things from the video: 1) There should be more running trains during the rain at dark, 2) I'd think the train shed would be pretty dry 3) Really enjoy the videos, keep up the good work!!!
Dude! I lost it when I seen this video. You had me Rollin! I couldn't stop laughing to save my soul. I watch alot of trainvideos and what not, Hobo Shoestring, Jaw Tooth, Pilentlum, Tim's videochannel1 Virtual Railfan, Out on a Rail, lorirocks777, etc., etc., etc.. You just caught me off surprise, then played it in slow motion. I swear , I laughed and laughed! Thanks!
Would have been awesome after the first lightening flash where we see Thomas the tank in the background THEN the 2nd lightening flash and he's no longer there.
That’s true. If that would’ve happened and he moved his eye around that would be creepy😟. I saw somebody roast it and they who ever created that show is going to get fired.
It was amusing to watch but, as a modeller myself, knowing how much models like this cost, I'm amazed you would want to crash your trains into muddy water on purpose like that! :-/
That was AWESOME I love the trains but catching the rain from inside the model structures - that was bad ass! It would be cool if you did some FPV camera view from the train engineers prospective and see the layout driving the train
3:24 Boxcar be like: "crap! they didn't see me again!" 4:22 the last two coaches passengers: "oh look at that, that train derailed into that river"....."wait..thats our locomotive!"
Dynamite video! Right away, i put myself into the role of railroad accident investigator. As far as i can see, either the coal car was damaged in the previous derailments at the depot or somebody needs to put more weight onto that coal car so the passenger cars won't push it past the engine again as they did. The coal car lifted off the track, causing the accident. Again, nice video from beginning to end. I had fun. :-)
From now on your name will be the master of disaster MD for short, i enjoy your videos and the cool jazz bringing up the funk you have good taste in music MD.
A MAN HAS FALLEN INTO THE RIVER IN LEGO CITY
Build the helicopter!
And off to the rescue!
A train has fallen into the river in Lego city!
Hey!
Build a breakdown crane
And off to the rescue
@@Dduedulz you mean TRAIN CITY!
Me be like: IM GETTIN IT
0:32 God damn that's some loud thunder
Also idk if this was intentional but the lightning flashing on Thomas's face on the right in the background is straight-up nightmare fuel
💥🥴
.
Yes i saw that
Why’s that? My mug isn’t that scary. If anyones is, it’s Percy’s. His is enough to frighten anyone, that green caterpillar with red stripes
There thomss
Fr
I simply adore miniature scenes like this. That rain effect is satisfying
This is a good demonstration of why tank engines are used for shunting. Tender engines don't much like going backwards, especially over points. Meanwhile, tank engines are perfectly happy going in either direction.
5:11 legend says it that those last 2 those coaches are still rolling to this day
bon bon
Shooter
*B-BON BON GO G-GET EM!*
@@SCRM_Rail Get ready for a supriiiiise!
lol
this video randomly popped up on my homepage, and it took me atleast half the video to realize these are model trains; SOLID WORK!
0:32 the fact thomas just appears in the lightning flash is creepy
*he is coming for you*
He wouldn't hurt a fly.
My newest video says different XD
When u cause confusion and delay
@@El_Cubano7_Rec lmao 🤣🤣
This is the story of the passenger train disaster of 2021
On may 11,2021 after a particularly heavy thunderstorm hit the local train station,a passenger train consisting of 4 coaches and 1 tender engine was set to be off by 11 in the morning,by 11:15 the train was out of the station heading to the next station about 25 miles up ahead,the rain had made many sections of the track rather slippery so the ride was more bumpy than it usually was,however things took a dark turn.halfway through the journey,trains would encounter a downward hill with 1.2 grad and the speed limit for said hill was atleast 30 miles or lower,to make things even more difficult there was a rather sharp bend at the end of said hill,as the train was heading down the hill it applied its dynamic breaks to slow down,but despite that the train wouldn’t slow down,it was heading a 50 miles per hour almost half over the recommended speed limit,the heavy rain made the tracks slippery and made it more difficult for the brakes to gain any traction to stop the train,seeing the danger ahead,the engineer slammed the emergency breaks,hoping it would stop the train,but nothing could prevent the oncoming catastrophe
The train tipped off the track into the deep puddle of water taking two passenger cars with it,meanwhile the other two continued to role down the track and eventually came to a halt,
Those who were in the still upright passenger cars attempted to help those who were trapped in the watery wreckage,emergency services arrived 10 minutes later and rescued as many as the could,but despite their efforts 3 people died
It was clear that the train was going over the speed limit but it was determined the cause of the accident was the rain causing the tracks to become to slippery for the wheels to use properly
If I make newspapaers im using dis too help
@@kristlkirk2847 feel free to use this if it helps
Good story overall, but couldn’t the engineer attempt to jump to jump out of the locomotive before the impact, as the land is pretty soft next to the tracks in the video?
LOL
Excellent story; looks like you're very well trained. Cheers!
5:00 the perfect view!
Nah 6:40
@@yosepsimatupang4722 thats the end of the video
5:00 the thumbnail
0:31 the thunder gave me a f*cking heart attack
same
Please don’t get a massive heart attack aka cardiac arrest
Thomas up to something 😂
Same wth
Taht momment when lighting strikes directly next to you
4:17
"Let's go swimming!"
The last two cars: *no*
last two cars: BYE HAVE A GREAT TIME!
Lol
Luckily, no one was hurt. Well at least for the one in the two coaches that didn’t plunge into the river.
“Luckily, no one was hurt.” I love those words
@@officiallilyreacts9475 it’s technically a line, but yeah I love em to.
Photography is professional quality , lighting and angles are perfect . What was the conclusion of the investigation into the crash of the century . Track work is absolutely beautiful . The railroad does seem to be plagued by loose cannons that think they are engineers .
They need to start drug testing their employees :)
@@crazytrain525 lol , or maybe they need to be on some . I have a garden railroad , never thought Thomas and friends would fit in . Your video showed me ,how wrong I was .Will be adding pieces . I really enjoy those little trains . The kids must get a blast out of them . Thank you for great videos
@@crazytrain525 The. What?
Continuity is a bit iffy -- I'm sure that Pennsylvania Railroad locomotive is hauling a consist of German narrow gauge cars.
The engine was sent to the scrapyard to be destroyed as it was beyond repair
Devastating. Rip to all those who lost their lives in this tragedy
No quality models trains were hurt during the making of this film.
lol
LOL
At 0:40 seconds, here's what's happening.
"he watches you sleep from your closet"
Lol, you’ve never heard of corrosion then.
No probably trains were hurt as soon as we see that it points in the river😏
@@leonkernan no *quality* model trains
Who needs Hollywood when you have talent like that :)
That first bang of thunder sounded like a supersonic jet plane breaking the sound barrier
Yes!
Yea but for me it sounded like a meteor came down and landed on a house
@@kdavid62 that's one way to describe it
If you have heard a thunder hitting just very near of you it really sounds like explosion or plane breaking the sound barrier
A steam locomotives has fallen into a river in Lego city! HEY! Build the break down cane, and off the rescue!
I can’t tell if the storm at the start was scary, or relaxing.
it was loud.
@@OutrideMaro *yes,* yes it was...
Obvious jumpscare is obvious
scary
Me to am I right
"OH HELP!!!" Gordon cried as he slid off the tracks and into *record scratch* THE RIVER IN LEGO CITY
Awesome cinematography, fantastic training. Hopefully no trains were harmed in the making of this production. Cheers!
It took me about 15 seconds to realize the opening was a model. The "gravel" was too coarse and the "rain drops" were too big. But, damn, that was a great opening to the video.
Back in the early seventies we visited friends in Washington state and they took us for a ride on their narrow gauge railroad. It went pretty fast and over a 10 foot high trestle they had built and when it crossed the driveway the RR crossarms with flashing red lights activated. Memorable.
@@rrt5425 Yeah, even older. Around 1947 I traveled from San Diego to Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania on a train. It was pulled by a steam engine (maybe more than one). Train stations were pretty impressive before air travel became common. You can probably see videos of the San Diego station on youtube.
The fact that the locomotive derails multiple times at a set of points is just hillarious
the loco driver didnt learn a thing... if he would have been driving slower, all the carriages and the loco possibly would have made it over the points...
yes it's a switch so ya gotta go slow but he should learn to go slow on turns near water
Ye it's funny alright
problem is with coal carrier not engine
This brings me back when i was a little kid. I used to watch train videos all the time.
"he sees you when your sleeping"
0:40
God i am afraid now
"he knows when your awake"
you're*
@@4.99dollarchickenstripbask7 YORU
I remember hearing about this in the news. What a tragic loss of lifes.
RIP to the deceased.
0:32 Headphones warning!
ahhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh
Thank you
Too late 😑
4:15
Lesson 1 (For Railroad Companies): This is why you should put up barriers on tight curves near ledges or slopes.
Lesson 2 (For Locomotive Engineers): This is why you should slow down and take caution when taking tight curves.
Train can break the barriers on the big speed
I love the fact the the last two coaches were like nah we ain't falling for that
I was disappointed
Just like plane crashes, the vertical fin almost always survives!
Amazing work
why are these things do freakin’ satisfying to watch?!
Satisfying lvl : 999999999999
yes
They're pretty satisfying to live through as well.
2:00 That engineers skill at reversing derails is pretty boss.
True
0:32 that sounded more like an explosion than thunder
Ur icon is cute
@Plainpebble123LOL i also agree
@ethan turner it was also very very loud
MY EARS ARE BROKEN because i had my volume full and headphones
You'd be surprised. That sounds close, but not exact, to what happened when lightning struck in my small town relatively closeby.
"Pennsylvania Railroad No. 9670 was recently restored after a bridge was blown up by criminals trying to loot its train. It was set to pull a passenger train on May 11th 2021. While pulling into the station, the tender derailed on a switch but was quickly rerailed In Time for the train. The train left on time at 11:30 AM. The trip was mostly uneventful until a set of rails, weakened by a storm the previous night, caused the Locomotive and 2 coaches to fall into a river. 2 coaches remained on the rails and kept rolling about a quarter mile. 11 dead and 42 injured. A statement from the driver of the locomotive, Jim Westley: "We were about 35 MPH, the speed limit for that section of track. Everything was fine until Mark and I felt the engine tilt to the right. We tried putting on the brakes, but by then the driving wheels on the left side were off the rails, and then we fell in." First responders arrived the the scene along with NWR No. 1, "Thomas”, with a crane to get the locomotive and the coaches out of the water. Locomotive is currently awaiting repairs.``
🤌perfect 👍
@@crazytrain525 Thanks
Beautiful
Nice
Os that story true
This is incredibly satisfying to watch
ngl the beginning with the storm was pretty relaxing to watch and listen to
Then Yandere Thomas appeared. (0:29)
Thomas is not a really useful engine anymore.....
Really cool video! The rain sequence was awesome! The crash into the river must have been heart breaking!!!
Roses are red
Violets are blue
No engines were harmed
Omg thank you
Damn lil broski! You have been pumping out these videos for years now! GG on the continued progress. Let me know if you ever want to play some Xbox again.
"Oh the Humanity" - That poor Bachman 4-6-0 engine. Scrap yard bound??? Needless to say, this is one professionally produced video. FIve stars for sure !!!
That's amazing! The coal didn't even fall out of the tender.
Lucky for the engineer he had his seatbelt on.
uhm what steam trains don't HAVE seatbelts
@@HackerMan203 r/woooosh
This comment is so cursed LMAO
Awsome. My dad took me to go see Lawrence of Arabia and watching all the trains being blown up and derailed had a profound affect on me. Rigged a piece of track to come apart and filled the flat cars and gondolas full of tanks and army men. My dad wasnt to thrilled about doing that to his train set
wow!
Lucky bastard
@@jamesgroccia644 Not really, got my ass blistered
@@angus80w oh hi angus i didnt expect to see u here
@@usaproductions3178 hi
I used to watch this sort of stuff when I was 5 years old. How the times have changed
Reminds me of that time that I can't mention for legal reasons
Hol up
What was it
Told you to go the other way but you insisted on the other way and now look what you got yourself into.
I remember that day like it was yesterday
Tangiwai train crash?
Your TH-cam channel has grown so much keep up the good work!!!!!!!!!
I love how the description says no quality model trains were hurt in the making of this film.
4:24 This two coaches be like..
God give us a great life!
Damn that looked like a good engine too!
_PRR Ten-Wheeler pulling HSB meter gauge passenger cars_
Rivet Counters: "Wait, that's illegal!"
I eat Rivet Counters for breakfast
@@crazytrain525 lol
A few things from the video: 1) There should be more running trains during the rain at dark, 2) I'd think the train shed would be pretty dry 3) Really enjoy the videos, keep up the good work!!!
I think this was real rain. He could have used mist (a garden hose attacked to a diffuser would work) which would look more realistic.
When it rolled I thought i was watching a big budget hollywood picture!! Well Done!!
Steam Engine: *Derails*
"Hang on, let me try that again-"
0:20 A lot of this gives me Vibes from the Ferry Scene in the War of the Worlds Film from 2005, Great Vid!
Cool seeing carriages from the Harz Mountains in Germany with American locomotives 😆
Same. The Harz Narrow-gauge railway is so amazing. It's just 40 mi from my Hometown.
I also wondered. I really don't know why he had done that
Love this train set! What a cool show.
This is your best one yet! I love the videos with the more realistic locomotives for sure, you did a great job, especially with that intro 🔥
Dude! I lost it when I seen this video. You had me Rollin! I couldn't stop laughing to save my soul. I watch alot of trainvideos and what not, Hobo Shoestring, Jaw Tooth, Pilentlum, Tim's videochannel1 Virtual Railfan, Out on a Rail, lorirocks777, etc., etc., etc.. You just caught me off surprise, then played it in slow motion. I swear , I laughed and laughed! Thanks!
For those of you who have made it here, congratulations. We are the sick and twisted *expletive* who like to watch the trains crash. Literally.
Had this been real imagine the amount of good luck you’d have sitting in the last 2 cars
Yes
i love your crashes
Same here.
@@arcothetankengine7443 you are going to loose subscriber
@@bacon6039 wdym?
Amazing video...
This taught me to never get on the first few coaches
Fact
I like how there is happy music while a train full of people plunges into a river lol
The fact that this boi has the same wheel arrangement as a black 5 but is half the size-
@Muhammad the A1 Very interesting
Well done, thoroughly enjoyable video and filmed with excellence.
Would have been awesome after the first lightening flash where we see Thomas the tank in the background THEN the 2nd lightening flash and he's no longer there.
That’s true. If that would’ve happened and he moved his eye around that would be creepy😟. I saw somebody roast it and they who ever created that show is going to get fired.
After Thomas was banned from the railways he took it as his revenge and began stalking the other trains
@@lordwoody8352 is that true
OH SHIT-
Hi
I'm watching this during a thunderstorm right now. Lol.
train: *flies into river*
the conductor: *continues smiling*
*engineer
Engineer:This is fine.
Engineer*
The passengers be like, why the heck is there a big dragon??????
0:31 Oh look, Thomas.
He will haunt your soul
Thomas: dude I'm scared can I come in your shed?
The other engine: no
This engine: Thomas is that you?
Thomas: Yes it is me
That Atmosphere with the Rain is just Great! The last 2 Waggons be like: "Well wait at the next Station!"
It was amusing to watch but, as a modeller myself, knowing how much models like this cost, I'm amazed you would want to crash your trains into muddy water on purpose like that! :-/
Wooooowwwww super cool friend, greetings from Indonesia❤❤❤❤❤❤
Calling Gomez where are you Gomez Adams
Loved the video.
The train in the river, well that's the icing on the cake
*Huge Respect for the Driver for not Jumping off the Locomotive*
he was sent to a hospital after that
@@HackerMan203 😥oh god
@@internetkadailydose07 what is there something to get scared
R.I.P. to those passengers who died on that train. 😢
RIP passengers 😭
All survived
Don’t worry as the narrator says - “Luckily, no one was hurt.”
Legend has it, those 2 coaches are still rolling down the track to this day.
What the hell? Are you making cinematic masterpieces now? This video is amazing! (If you ignore Thomas)...
The finest quality
nah Thomas be like *I will kill your whole family*
I don’t now
Know Oop sry
I find myself morbidly fascinated by these videos!!! The more destructive, the better!!! They bring out the inner sicko in me!🤣🤣🤣
That was AWESOME I love the trains but catching the rain from inside the model structures - that was bad ass! It would be cool if you did some FPV camera view from the train engineers prospective and see the layout driving the train
Dam if only that house and fence were not in the background of that 2nd and 3rd shot its almost look 100% real! Still very cool shot!
Thoughts and prayers for the families who lost their loved ones in this tragedy.
The Thomas visible outside the shed when lightning strikes is hilarious
oh, no how horrible! incredible footage! my prayers go out to all that families! we dont know how lucky we are until we loose it...
@@ItsAlfieGWRno shit sherlock
Yo, the rain aesthetic is amazing btw. Had me listening to noir jazz right after :)
Prayers to the people injured, devastating accident.
3:24 Boxcar be like: "crap! they didn't see me again!"
4:22 the last two coaches passengers: "oh look at that, that train derailed into that river"....."wait..thats our locomotive!"
I like how the train literally just plunged into that river at speed and when it had thunder u could see Thomas the tank engine in back round
I love how the flashes of lightning briefly illuminated Thomas’ face. Benign terror lol
it would be a really cool follow up video to recover the engine and cars with something like the Bucyrus eerie derrick crane
Dynamite video! Right away, i put myself into the role of railroad accident investigator. As far as i can see, either the coal car was damaged in the previous derailments at the depot or somebody needs to put more weight onto that coal car so the passenger cars won't push it past the engine again as they did. The coal car lifted off the track, causing the accident.
Again, nice video from beginning to end. I had fun.
:-)
Derailments in rails unlimited be like:
"STOP!!!" The train driver yelled as the train slid off the rails into a river next to the trees! *SPLASH*
My question for an outside railroad like this is what do you do when the tracks are wet?
"No quality model trains were hurt in the making of this film". I certainly hope so.
4 minutes of the video: train go choo choo
The remaining 2 minutes: c r a s h
From now on your name will be the master of disaster MD for short, i enjoy your videos and the cool jazz bringing up the funk you have good taste in music MD.
Huge props to the camera who nearly got hit by the train to bring us the video
Any casualties? Hopefully everyone made it out okay amazing footage captured right place at the right time.
Serious question, did you clean up the engine and the motor inside after doing that?
I didn’t