@@zepp2582 Sir, please do some research. 1225s whistle was and always will be a *NATHAN 6* Chime. 1225s Nathan 6 was not used in the Polar Express, Sierra Ry 4-6-0 #3s Lima 5 was. OML🤦♂️this gets tiring having to repeat myself.
Hi Gabriella, Pere Marquette 1225, the locomotive in this video, was one of the inspirations for the locomotive in Chris Van Allsburg's book The Polar Express. He played on this exact engine as a child while attending Michigan State University Football games. In addition to inspiring the train in the book, it also provided the sounds and served as an animation reference in the movie, The Polar Express. If you're looking for a Holiday Train Ride that stays true to the book and movie, I can assure you this is the best one around! Not only are you riding behind the REAL Polar Express, but there is also a fantastic group of volunteers that work on the train. More information can be found at www.MichiganSteamTrain.com. Thanks!
So glad to see these old steamers running again. Such an important part of American Railway history.
me to
Just bought tickets today. So excited!
GWR Studios I love your video of the Polar Express
*ALL ABOARD*
Well, you coming?
Can you Make more videos
Where are you GWR ?
What a beauty. Glad engines like these still run and do what they were bred to do. Fabulously at that too.
great awesome trip video and catches of Pere Marquette 1225 polar express run
Such a beautiful local motive. Love the sound of that whistle blowin.
I just love the pere Marquette train
I like both steam and diesel locomotives.
ALL ABOARD!!!!
THIS IS THE POLAR EXPRESS !
i see hold this please!
Now they just need the Polar Express consist! 4+ heavyweight coaches and observation car in the distinctive blue with red stripe paint scheme.
AussieChristophe27 that would require licensing to do such, as well as fresh paint which costs upwards of $3,000 each car.
Don’t forget the troupe of dancing hot chocolate waiters!
@@patrickchoque7720 Also acrobatic chefs and Tom Hanks dressed as the conductor and acting in character.
This is A GREAT video!
Thanks for watching, I Appreciate the nice comment.
12 is december. 25 the day christmas will start. 1225.
Excellent video!
Thank You!
She is our girl
awww
cool!😊😊😊😊😊
I LOVE STEAM TRAINS!!!! :-D
its great for me considering I live in ashley, sucks though cause its the last day it comes in this year :(
My name is Ashley :/ sorry you feel that way
movie:this is the polar express.real life:this is the pere marqutte
Or this is pere marquette
I wish they would make custom polar express cars
That would be really cool
*copyright intensive*
who is ready to get on the poler express this cristmas eev
It would be really cool if the added the Polar Express lettering on the tender for the Holiday season!
Chandler Burns I believe they used to, until Rail Events got big on only with their rights and turned 100% profit motivated.
No because of copyright
hehe. They should've used a Lima 5 chime whistle instead, but I'm not complaining. Great engine.
this train still going i hope so
No virus problem
Build in 1925
May I borrow some footage since blue comet says no
What type of whistle is that?
I believe it's a Nathan 6-Chime.
Midwest Rail Excursions no it’s a cracked lime 5 chime
It’s the Pete Marquette 1225 steam whistle.
@@zepp2582 Sir, please do some research. 1225s whistle was and always will be a *NATHAN 6* Chime. 1225s Nathan 6 was not used in the Polar Express, Sierra Ry 4-6-0 #3s Lima 5 was. OML🤦♂️this gets tiring having to repeat myself.
Hoing on train i in oct
I saw the real one it from trackslidefan
Who is trackslidefan
The youtuber it real
@@Jraptorblue8465 can you give me the link to his channel
That's not the polar express it was lies
Hi Gabriella,
Pere Marquette 1225, the locomotive in this video, was one of the inspirations for the locomotive in Chris Van Allsburg's book The Polar Express. He played on this exact engine as a child while attending Michigan State University Football games.
In addition to inspiring the train in the book, it also provided the sounds and served as an animation reference in the movie, The Polar Express.
If you're looking for a Holiday Train Ride that stays true to the book and movie, I can assure you this is the best one around! Not only are you riding behind the REAL Polar Express, but there is also a fantastic group of volunteers that work on the train. More information can be found at www.MichiganSteamTrain.com.
Thanks!
Que tu eres tonto
That not the polar express
It is the polar express they got the polar express lettering off because of copyright
Go to Wikipedia
It fake because the second cart is righting is Ron so I saw the real one from trackslidefan
@@Jraptorblue8465 bruh that's pere marquette 1225 with the polar express name
Too bad there is an ugly diesel at the end.
Dynamic braking and electricity for the passengers cars
Going back to Owosso, Michigan
@@Skullboy08 electricity are not provided by the diesel, because its a freight locomotive