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Tom, who made the model of the GS4?

When was this filmed?

I love the stack talk , those hoggers ran the guts out of these locos and still they are repairable. What a treasure the EBT is , I am so glad it is in good hands . It could have been scrapped or turned into a Disney type side show. !!

Nickel Plate Road 759 (Built by Lima Locomotive Works in August 1944) running on the Norfolk & Western Railroad trackage.

That sounds really good wgat decoder do you have in there?

Side bar: Why on earth did the filmmakers in those days (and I remember those type films in my 1950s school days) use white titles/stories over mostly light shaded scenery where, even when it was a relatively new film, you could not read them much the time (as is here) ?? Today titles/subtitles are black (or if white, have a black backing)..

The sound on this is amazing. That first scene with the tarin ascending around the curve gave me goosebumps.

Thank you MUCH, for uploading this.

This is the famous "Blackhawk Film". It's a well-made transfer. Some of the darker spots could use a little exposure correction. Black locomotives and cars need a little over-exposure to be seen clearly. Overall, a well-done presentation of a rarely-seen film. ETA: I see I've been given a Facebook-type handle. This is incorrect; I'm not on Facebook.

what happened to 4449? is it still in operation?

0:39 old puffer pete whistle in real life😅😊

The New York Central had been a great passenger railway pre war and during WW2 and massively over invested in something like a 1000 new long distance stainless steel carriages in 1945-9 adding to the debt but the NYC was particularly disadvantaged post wat as its main routes NY Chicago and NY Detroit were those were the low and rough riding piston Constellations and Boeing Stratocruisers had the greatest advantage and business market as tbe 2/3 hoursto Detroit or Chicago in a 300mph airliner vibrating 3.5 miles high was vearable. The other railways had shorter more didect routes the Pennslvania route. Was 60 miles less fo Vhicago and 150 miles less from Philidelphia to Chicago about 13 houes rather than 16.hrs on ths NYC. The Baltimore and Ohio had the lock on the services to St Louis and the still existant Capitol limited is a much shorter route. Prior go the effective arrival of the DC8 and 707 in 1960 rail was still competitive on long 2000 trips Chicago LA abd NY Miami just like the Queen Elizabeth and USS United States on the trans Atlantic partly because of the many crashes and failures of the UKs new Comets and turbo prop Viscounts and the US Lockheed turboprop Electras which were smoother than fhe Piston DC7 or Super Constellation but no faster The several civilian airliners that wiped themselves out on the walls of the Grand Canyon also asdisted the Santa Fe like the Ennslvania Railway to stay effectively in the passenger market toll the late 1960s as gbeir railways image was.built on first class service alnost regardless of the cost to the Railway or Passenger. The NYC ceased tobe a serious rail passenger line long before tbe jet airliner ldt alone thenPe n Central msrger in 1968 or Amtdak in 1971 because its water level route was the leat competitive and it could not afford the luxuty.

You should be able to get it to run slower by making sure the value for CV 215 matches your track voltage.

Sherman Peabody as aft 4449

Aft #4449 blows it's atsf 6 chime Whistle used in 1974-1977

Aft 4449 w1976

Aft 4449 puxando os vagões exclusivos pra mulheres especiais 6hs 9hs 17hs 20hs segunda a sexta sábado e domingo feriados nacionais

Aft 4449 high speeds fast

Aft 4449 blows it's currently Whistle SP&S 700 sound like this 1976 Hancock 3 chime 3:08

Aft 4449 goes to nevada

Nice. I just ordered the same model; I've been wanting a steam locomotive and this is the one. I hope it runs well on my layout. Did you use JMRI Decoder Pro to adjust the CV's? Would you mind sharing the changes you made? Thanks for the reviews, they convinced me to buy this model.

Cool you did the horn. How about you actually do the whistle?

Nice review, I appreciate you going over the improvements. I've been thinking about getting one of these locomotives, although I have no need for one other than they are cool. What radius curves are you running the locomotive on?

Come see lucastrainverse!

Finally it’s about time those came out where can I find one of these also do they pull any better than the first run?

I have got to see all three steam locomotives that pulled the American Freedom Train back between 1975 and 1976. All at there current locations.

Esse vagão das mulheres daquela cor de rosa foi criado em 1960-61

Aft 4449 blows it's SP&S 700 or ATSF 6 chime whistles

Aft 4449 puxando vagões exclusivos para mulheres especiais 6hs às 9hs às 17hs às 20hs segunda à sexta sábado á domingo feriados nacionais

Aft 4449 high speeds fast

Aft 4449 está usando o SP&S 911 regular whistle igual a voz da tia leidinha

Up 8444 blows it's flat-top whistle used in 1962-1980

Up 8444 ft AFT 4449

Up 8444 puxando vagões exclusivos para mulheres especiais 6hs às 9hs às 17hs às 20hs segunda à sexta sábado á domingo feriados nacionais

Up 8444 high speeds fast

Up 8444 está soprando o flat top whistle igual a voz do meu primo Júnior

Aft 4449 goes to omaha ne

Aft 4449 going to ogden utah

Up 8444 goes to elkhorn ne

Up 8444 going to laraime wy

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I love #610!

WOuld you do New York Central 20th Century Limited.

Amazing

I remember this we'll, chasing it east and south Texas. We went to Houston to see it. When I hired out for Santa Fe out of Galveston in 1979 I got to work with the crew members who caught this train out of Bellville TX west and east.

Fabulous Locomotive is it and i wish she's steamed again.

The Union Pacific 9000 class is certainly one of the most unique Steam Locomotives in all of the US. Their unique 4-12-2 Wheel arrangement certainly makes them very strong engines, however, because all those 12 wheels are stuck together on a single frame, they can’t take sharp turns that well, which is why they were mostly restricted to valleys where the curves are easier for them. Anyways, I say that if I ever do HO scale modeling some day, which I hope I can, I would definitely like to acquire a UP 9000 class, along side other Steam, Diesel, and Electric locomotives.

Bit of a shame most of the consist of the AFT didn't survive once the tour had concluded in the US and Canada.

What is this from?

Up 8444 & AFT 4449 doubleheading to cheyenne wy