VINTAGE RAILROADS OF KANSAS CITY- FALLEN FLAG STUDY

One never before seen chapter from our movie "Kansas City Diesel Power Review"!
Visit Kansas City and surrounding areas, before all the great mergers of the 90's! See trains from many different roads, with detailed maps and narration on how trains moved thru the KC area. Visit Santa Fe Junction, Airline Junction and the "Highline Bridge"! View run down industrial backdrops with trains moving thru "the West Bottoms". Many transfers and locals are shown from Santa Fe, Gateway Western, Soo, UP and KCS! There is also plenty of beautiful countryside settings, and fast running outside of the city, with trains moving at full track speed with multiple engines wide open! See a variety of motive power, that is long gone from mainline service today, including early GE's and EMD locomotives. We show many scenes before the 1996 formal merger, and then contrast scenes shot in 2000 to show the many changes. Watch the newer units taking over, many being the very last orders of engines and models, from these fallen flag railroads. Fine examples of CNW AC-4400 Operation Lifesaver Units, SP/SSW GP-60s/SD-45, and sparkling clean varieties of Santa Fe painted Warbonnets. These include Dash-8-40B, and C-44-9 models, Cowl SDP-45s, SD-70s and standard and Cabless GP-60s. Rarer blue and yellow painted SD-39, GP-40X, GP-50 and GP-9U and GP-7U models are also highlighted.
Don't miss the last great stand for these fine American Railroads, before everything changed forever!
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[@mjrodriguez8670]

I will definitely buy this video later on. Kansas City had 12 trunk lines back in the early seventies. It was a haven for train watchers!

[@JanicefromKansas]

Hello from Kansas 🇺🇲

[@williamoleschoolarendt7016]

My parents backyard faced the old Kansas City Southern tracks on Airline Hwy which aren't there anymore since Airline Hwy and Clearview pkwy were the sights of plenty accidents between trains and 18 wheelers throughout the years! If you have any videos of the Kansas City Southern yard on Airline Hwy in New Orleans could you please post the videos i have many memories of watching the old engines in that yard! My father would stop so we could watch the switching in the yard with the old end cab switchers. Now all we have is the Central Ave yard with their bad tracks which I've seen many derailments throughout the years! Have a great day!

[@remylopez4821]

Not only was there not much graffiti, but also you didn’t see container doors open my have things changed and not for the better