This was seriously the best time ever . Full BTTF weekend nerd overload ! Check out yesterday's video from the previous days festivities th-cam.com/video/e2zZNIvh7l0/w-d-xo.html
It warms my heart that they ran No. 3 a little harder than normal for this event. Gorgeous locomotive. So insanely cool to see a Delorean riding the rails again. The Doc impersonator took my breath away. What a blast!
I love MJF! My dad had Parkinson’s. I have nothing but respect for him, and even more since my mom and I met him shortly after my dad passed away. Genuinely nice person.
Good to see Sierra No 3 up and running again. That grand old lady has been in more westerns than John Wayne. I refurbished an old Mantua model of her for my collection and, unable to decide which film star livery to use, simply finished her in plain old, workaday black - and lettered 'Sierra Railway No 3'. May she continue to delight us for a good many more years to come
Because this is the very same locomotive. Sierra #3, wearing a re-creation of the paintjob it had in the movie. It just got a new boiler because the original wore out.
This blew my socks off man! EPIC I would have loved to have been there. I’m glad you could take us here. I’m not ashamed to say that Seeing the time machine on the tracks, I got a little teary. Doc was amazing
Stop 🛑 Kiddin me PaL.... Marty try’s Doc’s Amplifier and..! YeaH Wow 😳 that’s incredible Doc! Steel Tubes and Vibes and Kw PoWeRrrrrrr Back away from the guitar 🎸 kids ... and let Marty Play.....
Thank you for the flashback. I grew up in Jamestown , and I was there when the movie was filmed. It was fun to see it recreated like this. I remember seeing the Delorean sitting on the tracks ready for filming, and seeing colored smoke coming up off in the distance. Since then I have moved and learned some time ago of the loss of the buildings of Hill Valley to a fire. I grew up around these trains, they were the reason I became obsessed with trains, especially #3 (Sorry #131). I always knew where the train was, and who the engineer was, just by the sound of the whistle. Thanks for the memories.
Now realizing just how much I love Back to the future. It truly never gets old to watch. I love that they have so many fan events for the franchise. Keep up the great work Adam!!
Dang! I was only 22 miles from there yesterday. Had I known I totally would have gone! Happy for the MJFox plug!! My dad had Parkinson’s. Michael J Fox was an inspiration for him and kept his hopes that someday there will be a cure so nobody else has to suffer from that awful disease. My mom and I met Michael and that was really special. He is such a genuinely kind person.
It's always an honor to experience these bucket list items vicariously. I love when you show the holes or marks left behind from the film crew. That Doc impersonator is great!! :)
I'm just glad that dog didn't jump that fence, he would have had you for breakfast!! This was awesome, love that train, and the Delorean !! Thanks Adam!
Great video, and how lucky you were! I love trains, and this one was one of my favorites. It's a wonderful memory for you to treasure. Thanks for sharing it.
Out of the 3 this video got me very happy the train the cars the nostalgia, them good film vibes flooding back as my adrenaline raced and my heart thumped in my chest as i watched the movies, thank you Adam for taking us on this amazing experience 😊
They were all great movies, the first being one of the movies that defined the 80's.. But BTTF3 was my favorite.. I know that is so strange to hear about movie sequels, but I used to have the movie audio on old cassette tape (showing my age I know), and I had most of that movie memorized. And if I am watching it, I can pretty much quote it word for word.. Thanks Adam for sharing this adventure with all of us!!!
Omg that is the most beautiful train ever. I feel like it set the look for trains for trains in my mind. I would always draw it as a kid and i always watched this scene over and over again. So glad they restored her and converted her to run on oil. What a sight to see!!! Soo cool!!!! My inner kid is smiling so much.
Wow you even met Dean Cundey! This is the same train used in the opening and throughout the TV show "Petticoat Junction". The Doc Brown actor is really great.
Lol talk about immersive viewing here today. I am watching this sitting on my front porch as the train whistle blows in the video so does the train whistle from the stream engine at Greenfield Village 4 miles away. I'm not sure which train they are running today if it's the Edison or Torch Lake..heeeerrrreeee cooooomes the traaaaaain...unmistakable whistle blasts. But between you & Justin posting train vlogs I have been having flashback memories of working at the Village on Firestone Farm dressed in my 1885 farm attire & having to chase the Merino sheep Bo Peep style off the train tracks when they got out of the paddock before the steam locomotive full of guests came barreling down the tracks! And then still have dinner on the table at noon for the guys in barn. Ugh living history site problems 😂
That guy is a great Doc Brown. The red smoke was a nice touch. If you ever make it back to Northern NM, Southern Colorado you should check out the Cumbres and Toltec Scenic Railroad.
I live an hour away from a tourist railroad called the Huckleberry Railroad in Flint, Michigan, and since you showed Sierra Railway #3, I thought you'd like to know that the crew at the Huckleberry Railroad had put their 4-6-0 #152 back in service this year, I saw it at railfans weekend, you should check out the Huckleberry Railroad sometime
I love visiting Railtown. We were able to ride the rails with the engine from Back to the Future III, also. That particular engine is quite a celebrity and has been in many movies & TV shows. I highly recommend a visit to Railtown in Jamestown, CA.
So cool and interesting! I have put this place on my bucket list. Harry Potter gets the all the praise from the Hogwarts Express, but, in my mind of thought, nothing surpasses the time machine train from Back To The Future part three.
I remember visiting the actual BTTF 3 movie set before it burned down, they had the train running, a lot of folks dressed in period costumes and a lot of visitors. It costs about !0 bucks (or was it 8?) to get in. Awesome times!!!!
I really appreciate you showing the awesome event for back to the future part 3 its my favorite back to the future so i love learning more about it and the event looks like the best event ever!!have a great day adam.😊
One the greatest movies of all time. Roger Ebert the movie critic once said, and I 100% agree with him, that he wishes he could forget ever having seen _Back to the Future_ so that he could experience it for the first time all over again. That is the best way to describe its awesomeness.
Hi Adam, this is really awesome, I love trains. That's the reason why I love going to Greenfield Village in Dearborn Michigan, I go to Ride the steam engine there. I haven't been since my fiancee Died. It was his favorite thing to do. Awesome video, thank you so much for sharing 🤗.
Gotta love Dean Cundey. Not only one of the greatest (and underrated) DP's...but always happy to turn up at any BTTF event whenever he can. A true class act
Wonderful video, love the back to the future films. As a railway enthusiast, I the drama, and intensity of the final scene with the locomotive. Happy regards from the UK.
OMFG i almost cried watching this. Honestly, this was so amazing seeing this and how they reenacted all this stuff even had the DeLorean with just the hubs thank you so damn much for recording this. I have a bad back and some other medical issue so I will probably never be able to make it to this but it was amazing to see all your vlogs on this stuff Thank you so much dude.
WHOA! I'm totally geeking out! THIS WAS AWESOME! I always wondered where these items were and you got to see them as you relived the scenes with actors dressed as the stars that acted it out?! I cant handle the awesomeness! YES!
I didn’t expect ANY effects. I felt all boarding of trains were either: 1. Stuntmen and a stunt-double for “Clara” doing it. 2. Actors training well and actual train moving slower, but sped up for film. To me it all seemed too real to be special effects. That is how you know it was great.
I loved the way the 'spirit' of the movie was present in this video. It looked like a lot of fun! Thankyou for your work. Yeah, that Christopher Lloyd guy > Brilliant !
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This was seriously the best time ever . Full BTTF weekend nerd overload ! Check out yesterday's video from the previous days festivities th-cam.com/video/e2zZNIvh7l0/w-d-xo.html
you are literally down the road from me ( Hwy.108)
Excellent stuff. You bring out the nerd in us all!
That’s the best Doc Brown Reenactor ever
Hello hello
Jealous...
That Doc does a pretty good Christopher Lloyd impression!
Smokey 420 "There is that word again heavy? Is there some problem in the future with earth's gravitational pull?"
😂
He is really good, need to find out more about him....
He was also in the video where Adam visits the Brown Mansion/Gamble House. I wonder if anyone knows his name??
He also does a good impression of Jim Ignatowski...
The guy that plays as Doc Brown does an outstanding job.
WE NEED HIM F0R THE 4TH M0VIE I H0PE IT HAPPENES
FERRARI ROUGE THE BAT he will be dead before a 4th movie happens.
It warms my heart that they ran No. 3 a little harder than normal for this event. Gorgeous locomotive. So insanely cool to see a Delorean riding the rails again. The Doc impersonator took my breath away. What a blast!
That's a great doc actor. Got the look and voice!
I love that historians, mechanics, engineers, restore experts, and more exist and work together to keep an antique steam train working.
I'm not even a Back to the Future fan, and I'm geeked out. Michael J Fox is an inspiration to us all. Thumbs Up!!!!!
I love MJF! My dad had Parkinson’s. I have nothing but respect for him, and even more since my mom and I met him shortly after my dad passed away. Genuinely nice person.
Good to see Sierra No 3 up and running again. That grand old lady has been in more westerns than John Wayne. I refurbished an old Mantua model of her for my collection and, unable to decide which film star livery to use, simply finished her in plain old, workaday black - and lettered 'Sierra Railway No 3'. May she continue to delight us for a good many more years to come
You know it's the real thing when the goddamn bell on the train sounds *exactly* the same!!!
Its the same train ;-) That was used in the movie.
Because this is the very same locomotive. Sierra #3, wearing a re-creation of the paintjob it had in the movie. It just got a new boiler because the original wore out.
This blew my socks off man! EPIC I would have loved to have been there. I’m glad you could take us here. I’m not ashamed to say that Seeing the time machine on the tracks, I got a little teary. Doc was amazing
The train is beautiful! I bet you were freaking out getting to ride in the DeLorean! "You gone cowboy?"
Stop 🛑 Kiddin me PaL.... Marty try’s Doc’s Amplifier and..! YeaH
Wow 😳 that’s incredible Doc! Steel Tubes and Vibes and Kw PoWeRrrrrrr
Back away from the guitar 🎸 kids ... and let Marty Play.....
Fun fact that same train was also used on petticoat junction as the cannon ball.🚂
Locomotive/engine
@@themodelcitizen988 ☝🤓
And the number 3's whistle was used in the movie polar express too
Oh my goodness! How cool! This was great! Movie props, reinactments, train ride. Oh my! Thank you, Adam! 😊
That impersonator of Doc Brown has the mannerisms and facial expressions down as well as the voice! Thanks for posting all these BTTF videos! Love it!
How cool was that!?!... the Doc did a great job and looks just like him. Thanks so much for sharing this. 😁
Thank you for the flashback. I grew up in Jamestown , and I was there when the movie was filmed. It was fun to see it recreated like this. I remember seeing the Delorean sitting on the tracks ready for filming, and seeing colored smoke coming up off in the distance. Since then I have moved and learned some time ago of the loss of the buildings of Hill Valley to a fire. I grew up around these trains, they were the reason I became obsessed with trains, especially #3 (Sorry #131). I always knew where the train was, and who the engineer was, just by the sound of the whistle. Thanks for the memories.
Those trains are seriously so awesome..😎 I still want a hover board so bad, no not the "hover boards" you see today the old school real ones ..
Now realizing just how much I love Back to the future. It truly never gets old to watch. I love that they have so many fan events for the franchise. Keep up the great work Adam!!
Dang! I was only 22 miles from there yesterday. Had I known I totally would have gone!
Happy for the MJFox plug!! My dad had Parkinson’s. Michael J Fox was an inspiration for him and kept his hopes that someday there will be a cure so nobody else has to suffer from that awful disease. My mom and I met Michael and that was really special. He is such a genuinely kind person.
Oh wow they even had red steam... bucket list just got longer, thanks Adam...
They went the extra mile . Love it
That was the same Engine they used in the movie!
Lol. No. They had a red smoke. Omg attaches to the outside of the pipe
Dean Cundy.... What a freaking Hollywood legend. That man has worked on so many iconic films.
It's always an honor to experience these bucket list items vicariously. I love when you show the holes or marks left behind from the film crew. That Doc impersonator is great!! :)
I'm just glad that dog didn't jump that fence, he would have had you for breakfast!! This was awesome, love that train, and the Delorean !! Thanks Adam!
I was thinking the same thing
I don't think he was playin' glad your safe Adam!
So much fun!!! What a great weekend!!! Thank you for sharing and taking us along for the ride!!!
Great Scott! It's sure good to see the #3 running again!
Wow, seeing the DeLorean on the railway tracks is amazing! I thought I would never see it outside of the movie but there it is!
Great video, and how lucky you were! I love trains, and this one was one of my favorites. It's a wonderful memory for you to treasure. Thanks for sharing it.
Out of the 3 this video got me very happy the train the cars the nostalgia, them good film vibes flooding back as my adrenaline raced and my heart thumped in my chest as i watched the movies, thank you Adam for taking us on this amazing experience 😊
They were all great movies, the first being one of the movies that defined the 80's.. But BTTF3 was my favorite.. I know that is so strange to hear about movie sequels, but I used to have the movie audio on old cassette tape (showing my age I know), and I had most of that movie memorized. And if I am watching it, I can pretty much quote it word for word.. Thanks Adam for sharing this adventure with all of us!!!
Awesome video, one of the best movie trilogy’s of all time
This steam loco used to run for High Noon 1955...Last Train from gun hill 1959...Petticoat Junction 1963-1970...Wild wild west and many more...
Adam thanks so much for bringing this to me! I couldn't attend the event and am a massive Back To The Future fan!
I would love to go to this. I have always loved steam locomotives. They are such American icons. Sierra Number 3 is a living link to the past.
That "Doc" impersonator was pretty spot on! Marty not so much but it's all good! LOL Great footage as always Adam!
yeah marty mcfly on this one looks like he has a slight weight problem
I got the impression marty was a guest volunteer
Yeah the Doc impersonator sounds just like him lol
@@cjk247 give him a break. Hes just bloated from all the pie he had the other night
@@Retailman100 lmao
The legend here is Dean Cundey : director of photography of so many 80s classic movies! too bad you could not interview him.
Agreed . Did talk with him a bit off camera , an honor meeting him
Looks to have been a really cool, fun event... I love the ‘My Other Car is a Time Machine’ bumper sticker!
That looked like alot of fun.. thanks Adam for taking us along....
Omg that is the most beautiful train ever. I feel like it set the look for trains for trains in my mind. I would always draw it as a kid and i always watched this scene over and over again. So glad they restored her and converted her to run on oil. What a sight to see!!! Soo cool!!!! My inner kid is smiling so much.
Actually the boiler was converted to burn oil in the late 1890s. There was oil in this are but no coal, so oil was cheaper to fire with.
That's the most energetic conductor I've seen ever. I wanna see that attitude adopted on Amtraks trains.
Doc Brown, what a hoot... I can see why you enjoyed it so much, Adam.
What a neat experience you had. They put a lot into that whole weekend. Thanks for sharing with us 😊
I AM SO EXCITED! I LOVE THE GOLD COUNTRY! My folks live up in that area and I Love driving through Jamestown. So glad to see you do a vlog there! :)
Thanks Adam Loved It! BTTF is one of my all time favorite series!
Wow you even met Dean Cundey!
This is the same train used in the opening and throughout the TV show "Petticoat Junction".
The Doc Brown actor is really great.
Thanks for sharing both days Adam! Epic BTTF 3 railroad awesomeness! Doc was awesome! Great video!🤘🏼👍🏼🤠
No problem
That smile when you were going backwards to the future!!! Pure joy!
One of the best days ever . Well one of many ha
I'm from California and we would often go to James town. Thank you so much for showing this! Once that movie!!
Thanks the great video bro!
OMG!!! I want to experience this. I never watched a youtube video this close and with so much excitement. Thanks Adam this video is a masterpiece.
That’s so damn cool! I would love to share this adventure with my long, lost son. He just loved the train scene.
Great video Adam. It was really nice meeting you yesterday. Keep up the great work!
Love the Locomotive that was used in Back to the future part 3.
This was so much fun to watch historical BTTF3 scenes in real life and locomotive as it used for the film. and yes! delorean rail version.
I'll be going to California in August of 2019 i might go and visit this place. Wow movie history in this town. Two thumbs up!
Curious ... did you go? I live about 10 min from here. I still like going as well as vlogs on the area.
@@RaeAnn_1202 i didn't go to see this in 2019 maybe in August of 2022.
@@The90sGamingGuy hope you are able to.
Lol talk about immersive viewing here today. I am watching this sitting on my front porch as the train whistle blows in the video so does the train whistle from the stream engine at Greenfield Village 4 miles away. I'm not sure which train they are running today if it's the Edison or Torch Lake..heeeerrrreeee cooooomes the traaaaaain...unmistakable whistle blasts. But between you & Justin posting train vlogs I have been having flashback memories of working at the Village on Firestone Farm dressed in my 1885 farm attire & having to chase the Merino sheep Bo Peep style off the train tracks when they got out of the paddock before the steam locomotive full of guests came barreling down the tracks! And then still have dinner on the table at noon for the guys in barn. Ugh living history site problems 😂
Heather Rakowski fellow Michigander then. I was at Greenfield Village once and that was way back when I was in elementary school
I really love BTTF movies when I was a boy. I even got the ambition to build a time machine myself...
You must have been smiling the whole time Adam..
I know I was..
Thanks for the trip down memory lane..
Wow that's awesome!!!! And Docs accent is ace
Love Back to Future 3 so much
sue!
The English actor protraying Doc Brown was absolutely cool!
That guy is a great Doc Brown.
The red smoke was a nice touch.
If you ever make it back to Northern NM, Southern Colorado you should check out the Cumbres and Toltec Scenic Railroad.
for some reason...whenever I see a train themed vlog.....it is hard not to write "Woo Woo!!!!" thanks for all the good videos Adam....you have a gift!
The day always gets better when i get a notification that theres another Adam the Woo video! Thanks for all you do Adam.
Awesome job Woo! The guy who portrayed "Doc" was brilliant!!!
I love steam and Back To The Future.
Steam is good has lots of games but there are others out there
Thank you for this one Adam!! One of my favorite films!! Again, thank you for what you do!! Safe travels!!
Worked for Cal Fire/Tuolumne County Fire for 2 years at Mono Village and Jamestown and never got a chance to check this out. Looked like fun.
Super cool Adam. Thanks for sharing with us who couldn't make it. Definitely looked like a fun time.
I live an hour away from a tourist railroad called the Huckleberry Railroad in Flint, Michigan, and since you showed Sierra Railway #3, I thought you'd like to know that the crew at the Huckleberry Railroad had put their 4-6-0 #152 back in service this year, I saw it at railfans weekend, you should check out the Huckleberry Railroad sometime
The Skunk train in Willits CA in Mendocino county also has a working steam train and provides rides to the coast at Ft. Bragg daily.
Or check out another Robert Zemekis movie train! Pere Marquette 1225 in Owosso, MI.
The sound of that bell just makes you wanna smile.
I love visiting Railtown. We were able to ride the rails with the engine from Back to the Future III, also. That particular engine is quite a celebrity and has been in many movies & TV shows. I highly recommend a visit to Railtown in Jamestown, CA.
What an experience. Thanks for taking us along with you.
So cool and interesting! I have put this place on my bucket list.
Harry Potter gets the all the praise from the Hogwarts Express, but, in my mind of thought, nothing surpasses the time machine train from Back To The Future part three.
I remember visiting the actual BTTF 3 movie set before it burned down, they had the train running, a lot of folks dressed in period costumes and a lot of visitors. It costs about !0 bucks (or was it 8?) to get in. Awesome times!!!!
That Doc Brown has the voice nailed.
This just keeps getting better..! What a great TH-cam watch... The Best Ever, Thumbs up 👍 by me! You should do more of the BTTF1, 2 or 3…!
Classic event for a classic movie!
Wow..the ultimate..train and DeLorean with reenactment! Very exciting! 👍💕🚂😍
I really appreciate you showing the awesome event for back to the future part 3 its my favorite back to the future so i love learning more about it and the event looks like the best event ever!!have a great day adam.😊
Great video Adam! It's amazing how you find out about all of these events! So much historical goodness! Thanks again for the video Adam!
Glad I was about to attend . Thanks for watching
One the greatest movies of all time. Roger Ebert the movie critic once said, and I 100% agree with him, that he wishes he could forget ever having seen _Back to the Future_ so that he could experience it for the first time all over again. That is the best way to describe its awesomeness.
Hi Adam, this is really awesome, I love trains. That's the reason why I love going to Greenfield Village in Dearborn Michigan, I go to Ride the steam engine there. I haven't been since my fiancee Died. It was his favorite thing to do. Awesome video, thank you so much for sharing 🤗.
I have to check this place out.
I love that Doc Brown guy. Feel like Universal should endorse this place and help fund the costs.
Gotta love Dean Cundey. Not only one of the greatest (and underrated) DP's...but always happy to turn up at any BTTF event whenever he can. A true class act
Great to meet you Adam! Thanks for your video editing wisdom.
Ok. That was freaking awesome! Love those movies! Great Doc impersonator!
Adam. You are so lucky to see all of this . I love Back to the Future part iii .
Wonderful video, love the back to the future films. As a railway enthusiast, I the drama, and intensity of the final scene with the locomotive. Happy regards from the UK.
That Doc Brown was incredible.
Is this a holdup?
It's a science experiment!
Just stop the train before we hit the switch track up ahead.
Yours Truly, Chris hey! That’s what I’m thinking!
I love this video
That Doc Brown impersonator is damn funny.
Such a neat town! Thank you Adam.
Omg, this was amazing! Blew me away!
I'm so jealous you got to do this 💖💖
I had no clue this thing actually existed, great video!
Your everywhere
OMFG i almost cried watching this. Honestly, this was so amazing seeing this and how they reenacted all this stuff even had the DeLorean with just the hubs thank you so damn much for recording this. I have a bad back and some other medical issue so I will probably never be able to make it to this but it was amazing to see all your vlogs on this stuff Thank you so much dude.
WHOA! I'm totally geeking out! THIS WAS AWESOME! I always wondered where these items were and you got to see them as you relived the scenes with actors dressed as the stars that acted it out?! I cant handle the awesomeness! YES!
I didn’t expect ANY effects. I felt all boarding of trains were either:
1. Stuntmen and a stunt-double for “Clara” doing it.
2. Actors training well and actual train moving slower, but sped up for film.
To me it all seemed too real to be special effects. That is how you know it was great.
I loved the way the 'spirit' of the movie was present in this video. It looked like a lot of fun! Thankyou for your work. Yeah, that Christopher Lloyd guy > Brilliant !
I have the Back to the Future Part 3 on VHS, along with parts 1 and 2. That's really cool! I love trains, especially steam locomotives.