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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 5 ก.ย. 2024
- A scene from a video from my childhood: "Real Wheels: There Goes a Train." (I might make a TH-cam Poop of this too!) Near the end is this great railroad crossing scene with the Pacific Southwest Railway Museum's excursion train, hauled by a 1950s United States Air Force MRS-1 diesel locomotive with a great-sounding RS5-T horn. Also note the interesting configuration of the crossing signals.
(C) 1994 Real Wheels; FAIR USE!
Thanks Brakeman Dave for saving this locomotive from hitting a car
The museum was closed off for the week to shot the filming "there goes a train" .
gotta love the haunting, dark, melodic tone of a Leslie RS5T!
I like the Leslie S3L on a GP39-2 or GP40.
My top 3 train horns
3. Nathan P3
2. Nathan K5LA
#1 Leslie RS5TRRO
This is probably the best comment I've seen that describes a legendary horn
What I love about this video or two things, the engines horn and the equally special yet very rare Raco hydraulic gate Mech signals the sound that is heard as the gate rises is the sound of the hydraulic workings of the gate mechanism on the signal and I guess one reason why there’s so rare is that they’re complicated hydraulic system is very difficult to maintain their only a few of these in existence by far the only ones I know of are out in Pennsylvania at Cherry Hill Crossing on Strasburg Railroad there used to be a second set that protected Paradise Lane put in recent years in the 2010s They were replaced with WCH gate signals and at this point, I think these distinctive hydraulic signals are very endangered in North America
Watched “There Goes a Train” as a 4 to 5 year old kid in kindergarten and still watch it up to this day at almost 26 years old! One of my favorite shows aside from National Geographic’s “Love Those Trains”.
I'm right there with you I'm Thirty-One and I still enjoy these shells from when I was a kid I love toy trains there goes a train and of course the original Thomas the tank
I loved there goes a train!
Me too! It was a great home video.
The way I remember it the year they did this live action video was 1992 because it was the year that Santa Fe 3751 pulled the railroad's first Employee Appreciation special between Los Angeles and Chicago which was the longest trip to 4-8-4 ever took with a total of 18 days it was also the year when Amtrak had their first P40 Genesis engine delivered probably the best scene is this very scene right there showcasing the distinctive Alco MRS-1 engine 2104 with a Leslie RS5-T horn and to add a little more realism, were the Raco crossing gate signals because I myself have a Raco Crossing Bell in my collection and I've decided the backyard Crossing signal I were to have when I have my own house would be a Raco gate signal so I can use my Raco Bell
@@TexasRailfan21-RailfanRyan The local Genesee and Wyoming affiliate here in Oregon has a diesel locomotive with a Leslie S3L horn, and it's just an amazing sound.
I used to watch this a lot when I was young. THIS IS THE FIRST EVER RS5T I HAVE HEARD!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Leslie RS5T-RRO. I have one of these in my collection, and you simply can not beat that old 44/55 bell reversal. You get all the deep toned notes as it comes at you, and the higher pitches as it goes away. Perfection.
I like the Leslie S3L horn. The local Genesee and Wyoming affiliate here in Oregon has GP39-2's and a GP40 fitted with the S3L horn, and it's just an amazing sound.
Same type of Leslie RS5T-RRO horn we have on our C&O GP7 #5833 at Hocking Valley Scenic Railway
Beautiful sound of my mother’s childhood
Oh god, I remember this video. Although oddly, I remember the opening previews even more. Especially the Magic School Bus preview. And now I can appreciate the sound even more for being able to hear the harmonics shifting as the train passes by.
Me too. I never had any of the Magic School Bus home videos, though I still remember seeing a few episodes of it on TLC/Discovery Kids, along with Brum, The Save-Ums, Hi-5 (US version), and Animal Jam.
The Leslie RS5T is great, but putting it with those amazing and beautiful sounding classic crossing signals is just the cherry on top!
I remember this home video! I have a lot of Real Wheels home videos with Dave Hood in it. Dave and Becky's antics were really funny. I also have all the home videos with David Sidoni in it. All the Real Wheels home videos, along with the home video series made by TM Books & Video, were also educational. This clip is fun to watch, so thanks for uploading it!
I love this
Nice catch on the alco locomotive MRS-1, and it cool with that Leslie horn, the RS5T-RRO,❤ 0:05
I truly loved this video from back in the day. :D
I love ALCO MRS-1 Diesel Trains! 😃
Your right. Nice horn!
There was also another Diesel Locomotive that also has The Number 2104 which is The Coaster F40PH-2C
One More Diesel Locomotive
A Amtrak CC SC44 Charger Numberd 2104
There's was a another Diesel Locomotive that also has The Number 2104 Witch Is the Amtrak Capital Corridor Train SC44. There was a another Diesel Locomotive that also has The Number 2104 which is The Amtrak Capital Corridor SC44 Charger
that locomotive is in Campo California at the Pacific Southwest Railway Museum
PopsProductions124 No shit.
This was posted on my 29th birthday!
I had this video on VHS! I didn't know until now the locomotive was an MRS-1! I always thought it was a Geep or SD!
Griswold and Safetran mechanical bell. The RS5T horn also sounds similar to our C&O GP7 #5833
What a great combination and Alco MRS1 locomotive with a Leslie RS-5T horn and a pair of Raco hydraulic gate Mech signals love the sound of the mechanisms working as the gates rise back up
Remember this fondly from my Childhood. It's too bad that the MRS-1 featured in the video is no longer operable, as the PSRM's operations have been taken over by Southern Pacific (Cotton Belt) GP9 3873 and Center Cab 7285
It is still operable and is just under repair.
MRS-1 2104 is still operable from what i can tell and what i know. As the other commenter had said. That locomotive is under repair. Its just taking time for the museum to get the funding to get 2104 back into service and etc. Money doesn't grow on trees. It just takes time.
The Amtrak Genesis diesel numbered 801 in There Goes A Train has been rebuilt and repainted in Keewatin Railway colors.
I Like Diesel 2104 Passing the Railroad Crossing with Museum Excursions on the Way Back to the Museum.
I love campo!
I love this video I have it.
Now that sound like a ATSF (GM F7)/Chessie/CSX/NW/Frisco/UP type of horn.
Conrail has that horn to, I think
I thought this was a railroad safety video for a sec 😅
I like that horn AND OMG YOU AT THE PLACE WERE THEY MAKE THERE GOES A TRAIN OMG!
nice horn
Sounds like a Leslie 5 horn like the one we use on our Chesapeake and Ohio GP-7 #5833 at Hocking Valley Scenic Railway.
As a kid I saw the same train crossing in NJ. I WENT NUTS!!! I went like "Thats the train!, That's the train from There Goes A Train!". Funny the car I was in was at the same angle as the camera.
This train and others from this film was taken place in different places in california.
That's a great S5T!
I still have a Real Wheels video with me, don't know where the others are.
BEST LESIE RS5T
He kept that sucker going for a while!
Reminds me of Lancaster PA!
it's not this one, but there is a train horn sound effect that is used frequently the entire there goes a train movie that i'm really trying hard to find a source to. you hear a little bit of it in the prior scene right as it transitions to this one. you hear it at it's at it clearest in the beginning when it shows a red and blue santa fe engines crossing a bridge when he is first showing of the diesel engines.
That is a stock sound recording that I've heard in a few other places, like in an episode of the 60s Beatles animated series (when they showed a STEAM locomotive, strangely!) I know it's on Sound Ideas' International Sound Effects Library.
Funny thing is, that horn sound would actually fit with footage of the Acela Express, knowing how noisy their horns can be!
***** i'm still looking into it, but you sir may just have helped me put an end to an excessively obsessive search to find that damn sound. you are a gentleman and a scholar my good sir. it just simply is one of the best trai horns i've ever heard.
Its just a standard Old Cast P5.
This horn is a Leslie RS5T-RRO.
Sounds like Seaboard system Cheesie system and Csx Lesslie Horns in the early years
RS5DT
I love trains every since I was little
Leslie RS5T
It looks like an ALCo TrainMaster
Were you a fan of the other "Real Wheels" episodes? I can't wait to see the poop!
Yep, the others were pretty interesting too!
***** I know, they were among the best things to watch in my childhood! It's a shame that TH-cam doesn't have all the episodes up.
I can remember as a kid sitting in my living room watching this on VCR :D
Firstclass91 Those were the days!
Indeed!
I actually have the video There goes a Train
Sounds like Aberdeen & Rockfish #400s horn
Heres what the crossing used to look like 32.630232, -116.458677
Oooh, so now they have a cantilever and presumably LED flashers! At least they still have mechanical bells (maybe even the same one heard here), and the crossing gate appears to be exactly the same.
@@ZakWolf Well The new one is a WCH Model 10 gate mech the old one was a Raco hydraulic gate mech. Also the bell on the signal closest to the camera was a griswold mechanical bell which was replaced by a WCH Mechanical bell when it was replaced.
RS5T-RRO
& Now The Thomas, & Friends Redo!
The Radio's not working! 😭😭😭
My top 5 horns
5. Nathan P5
4. Nathan K3L horn (Canadian)
3. Nathan P3
2. Nathan K5LA
#1. Leslie RS5T
Its kinda sounds like a FEC sd40
RS5T
That’s an RS5T
If you do make a poop of this, be sure to include Thomas the Tank Engine's O face!
Was that a Baldwin locomotive?!?!
NO. USAF 2104 is an Alco RSX-4 / MRS-1 diesel road switcher. Built by American Locomotive Co., Schenectady, NY; April 27, 1953
I love that sound of the locomotive horn ❤️🚂 but what kind of horn is it
It's a Leslie RS5T
Oliver Szepietowski okay 👌 thank you
Leslie RS5T-RRO.
Lol I heard this horn in the legend of the demon 311
Sorry RSDT
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It sounds like stone mountain 5896’s old rs5t
Cool
Jan 11 2023
That was loud!
When was this taken??
1994.
You should make a poop of the "Extreme Trains" series the showed on the History channel a few years ago
Is that a slug with a cab?
Great horn, please make a YTP!!!
CAMPO ROAD
Sounds like Néo swan mp36ph
I can do that...
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