+AJ Connolly 425 would porbably be the loudest Steam Locomotive Operation right now. Although the 765 has a great loud stack talk aswell as the 1522 (Which at one time i heard held the record for loudest steam locomotive), But sadly the 1522 doesnt run anymore.
That whistle sounds a lot like the ( almost identical, it sounds as if I didn't know better like the same one) the whistle sounds like the one of W.T. CARTER/Moscow, Camden, & San Augustine 2-8-2 #14 she wore in the 1960s, including in the "Steam Shortlines in the South Video". That haunting whistle sounds just like 14.
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One of the best videos I've ever watched! Well done!
+trainern8 Thank you!
Has anyone ever measured the Decibels of 425's stack talk? It deafens the bell AND whistle.
+AJ Connolly 425 would porbably be the loudest Steam Locomotive Operation right now. Although the 765 has a great loud stack talk aswell as the 1522 (Which at one time i heard held the record for loudest steam locomotive), But sadly the 1522 doesnt run anymore.
That D&LW bell sounds so nice, I much prefer it over the old pneumatic bell.
I prefer her D&LW bell
That whistle sounds a lot like the ( almost identical, it sounds as if I didn't know better like the same one) the whistle sounds like the one of W.T. CARTER/Moscow, Camden, & San Augustine 2-8-2 #14 she wore in the 1960s, including in the "Steam Shortlines in the South Video". That haunting whistle sounds just like 14.
That ghostly whistle she has is fantastic
Von Gruenheit prr 3 chime
It certainly is
that bell is going nuts in the 1st scene
+Destinee Meyer It tends to spin a lot...
Ikr, Southern 4501 at the Tennessee Valley Railroad Museum also has a crazy bell like that too
It does that
Good stuff!
+imagreatbigman Thanks!
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