I always like Walt behind the throttle hahaha His Uncle Mike is who you're referring to. It is even more surprising (and satisfying) that the railroad track in Marceline goes right past the schoolhouse
@@WaltsNephew Ive always wanted to visit Marceline, MO. Other towns with railroading heritage Ive always wanted to visit are 1.Truckee, CA 2.Ely, Nevada 3.Vaughn, Mississippi (where Casey Jones died) 4.Chattanooga, TN 5.Silverton, CO 6.various towns in West Virginia
I've managed to visit Ely. The hotel in the heart of the city is an "experience" and the railway isn't that bad. I would've liked to experience a steam engine in operation but I did get to go inside the engine house and carriage shed which were both nice
I love these locomotive whistle sounds. By the way, the bell sound on engine number 3 reminds me of the grandfather clock chime at the end of the Grandfather's Clock song. So I think I'll call that the Grandfather Clock tone.
1:32 that’s not a lunkenheimer 3 inch 3 chime. It sounds like what Roy O. Disney once sounded like until 2016. I can’t say it’s a lunk because I have no confirmation on whether the whistle he’s had since 2016 is the same but only cleaned out to hit the higher notes (as wiki or a fan wiki once said). It’s definitely deeper though so it’s not a 3 inch.
Right, I was making reference to original whistle in the description, I guess I just haven't listed the different whistle yet (if you can't tell, I prefer the Lunkenheimer hahaha)
I think that would be a wee bit too loud and modern for the Disneyland engines; they have been using ex Durango and Silverton whistles on engines 3, 4, and 5 though!
By all means, give it a try!!! I used Holliday's Lunkenheimer single note to do "Jingle Bells" last Christmastime so it's possible to make musical melody with the whistle!
Walt's Nephew I'm not sure, but it seems like the other engines of the Disneyland railroad have had their whistles changed through the years. But for the CK holiday, it looks like the CK holidays whistle hasn't had a new change yet. Do you think one day the CK holiday might have a new whistle someday ? For me I hope not, because I like the way it's whistle sounds. And I just hope they don't change the whistle for locomotive number 1
Walt's Nephew I believe it's possible that the EP Ripley had its whistle change two times. Do you really believe the EP Ripley's whistle changed two times ? I really want to know if the EP Ripley's whistle has changed to times, and if it could be possible if the whistle could change a third time
I'm hoping Ripley's whistle hasn't changed at the moment. However, there was a very brief time (maybe a week or some) sometime in the '80s or '90s where Holliday and Ripley swapped whistles temporarily. I haven't the foggiest idea why but it happened haha
Excellent choices. Right now it seems like Fred is the best steamer on the line (her firebox yesterday was rattling the first car of Holiday 2 and it was glorious hahaha)
I'm tempted to! With their connection to Disneyland, it really is a good rationale for listening to their whistles. I will keep that in mind as I work through my other summer projects
The shot of Walt himself driving the train was awesome. Did you also know Walt had an uncle who was a train engineer?
I always like Walt behind the throttle hahaha His Uncle Mike is who you're referring to. It is even more surprising (and satisfying) that the railroad track in Marceline goes right past the schoolhouse
@@WaltsNephew Ive always wanted to visit Marceline, MO. Other towns with railroading heritage Ive always wanted to visit are
1.Truckee, CA
2.Ely, Nevada
3.Vaughn, Mississippi (where Casey Jones died)
4.Chattanooga, TN
5.Silverton, CO
6.various towns in West Virginia
I've managed to visit Ely. The hotel in the heart of the city is an "experience" and the railway isn't that bad. I would've liked to experience a steam engine in operation but I did get to go inside the engine house and carriage shed which were both nice
@@WaltsNephew Ive always wanted to check it out do to it being the headquarters of the Nevada Northern railroad
How did I miss this??!!! Omggg I’m in Heaven!!! 😍❤️
I was wondering about the algorithm on this one hahaha Glad you enjoyed the whistles!
Ended off on a high note literally
Hahaha What a happy little coincidence
@@WaltsNephew COINCIDENCE I THINK NOT!
What's your opinion on Ward's whistle?
@@WaltsNephew it’s not my favorite. I don’t like single chimes to be completely honest. The only one I like is Holliday’s Lukenheimer
Completely conquer with you
I love these locomotive whistle sounds. By the way, the bell sound on engine number 3 reminds me of the grandfather clock chime at the end of the Grandfather's Clock song. So I think I'll call that the Grandfather Clock tone.
Huh, I never thought of Fred's bell that way haha
O:56 if you look at E.P. Ripley’s under carriage, you can see a fireball flare twice
Yes indeed! The heartbeat of a locomotive
@@WaltsNephew the birth of an engine really IS the first firebox light up!
WOW that is great. My grandkids love the video
I'm very glad to hear it! A locomotive's whistle can always bring joy when they sing haha
I love these locomotive whistles!
So do I!
0:35 OMG I recognise that whistle, it’s the JUPITER FROM DONALD AT THE WHEEL!
The very same one!
Ok ripleys whistle is my favriote
I applaud you, for Ripley's whistle, in my opinion, is the sweetest sounding whistle in the whole world!
I dont know why but this sounds like sir hiydin from the tallythen railway 2:04
There is a similarity there, yes!
I feal like this the orgin of the toy kiddy train whistle sound effect and Might Mac's whistle from Thomas and friends 0:54-1:26
I wouldn't rightly know. If HIT visited the Durango and Silverton Railroad for the whistle sound then maybe!
Well people asume the whistle sound effect is fake but this sounds to oveus that the whistle is real.
1:32 that’s not a lunkenheimer 3 inch 3 chime. It sounds like what Roy O. Disney once sounded like until 2016. I can’t say it’s a lunk because I have no confirmation on whether the whistle he’s had since 2016 is the same but only cleaned out to hit the higher notes (as wiki or a fan wiki once said). It’s definitely deeper though so it’s not a 3 inch.
Right, I was making reference to original whistle in the description, I guess I just haven't listed the different whistle yet (if you can't tell, I prefer the Lunkenheimer hahaha)
E.P. Ripley has yet to return. I hope it does come back.
So do I; unfortunately she's being worked on off the property so I wouldn't rightly know when she'll be back in service
@@WaltsNephew Update: it's now being tested. Unfortunately new bell.
Indeed. The bell does not suit her
@@davidng2336, it’s back as of 3/6!
@@drpolfandiane saw it. Let’s go!!
Engine 3 is my favorite!
Good choice! For me, I must always choose Ripley if I am to pic favorites (although all the engines are superb)
Some of these whistle sound british 0:04-0:31 2:18-2:33
Well, in "Christopher Robin," they used Holliday's whistle for the English engine, so you have a point!
1:50 that whistle sounds JAPANESE! Sounds like a Japanese D51 class
Sounds a little similar!
Yeah
Have you heard the c&o 6 chime on one of the cass scenic railroad shays? Would it be too loud for the Disneyland engines?
I think that would be a wee bit too loud and modern for the Disneyland engines; they have been using ex Durango and Silverton whistles on engines 3, 4, and 5 though!
Now for someone to mash them into a song.
By all means, give it a try!!! I used Holliday's Lunkenheimer single note to do "Jingle Bells" last Christmastime so it's possible to make musical melody with the whistle!
0:18 Ambulance
Hahaha true
Walt's Nephew I'm not sure, but it seems like the other engines of the Disneyland railroad have had their whistles changed through the years.
But for the CK holiday, it looks like the CK holidays whistle hasn't had a new change yet.
Do you think one day the CK holiday might have a new whistle someday ?
For me I hope not, because I like the way it's whistle sounds. And I just hope they don't change the whistle for locomotive number 1
Yup, Holliday had a swap (unfortunately)
@FoolishMortal01 oh well, but I can live with that.
Thanks for telling me 😉👍
@@WaltsNephew you too
Walt's Nephew I believe it's possible that the EP Ripley had its whistle change two times.
Do you really believe the EP Ripley's whistle changed two times ?
I really want to know if the EP Ripley's whistle has changed to times, and if it could be possible if the whistle could change a third time
I'm hoping Ripley's whistle hasn't changed at the moment. However, there was a very brief time (maybe a week or some) sometime in the '80s or '90s where Holliday and Ripley swapped whistles temporarily. I haven't the foggiest idea why but it happened haha
@FoolishMortal01 I believe that 👍😉
This was pretty good. Btw, which one was your favorite train?
Thank you! I love all five of the engines, but the dear lady E.P. Ripley has my complete affection
Mine are either E.P. Ripley #2 or Fred Gurley #3.
Excellent choices. Right now it seems like Fred is the best steamer on the line (her firebox yesterday was rattling the first car of Holiday 2 and it was glorious hahaha)
@THE BROTHER DUDES Excellent choice
Do the whistles of the Cedar point and Lake Erie railroad
I'm tempted to! With their connection to Disneyland, it really is a good rationale for listening to their whistles. I will keep that in mind as I work through my other summer projects
Please do a video on the WDW railroad
Well I've already got 2 compilations on the WDWRR so, unfortunately, I probably won't make another one at this time
Did anyone see a ambulance at toontown station
Do you mean recently or do you think you spotted one here within the compilation?
@@WaltsNephew yea
@@WaltsNephew at 0:18 I saw like a Long Beach ambulance go to the roundhouse area