Love this video, both parts 1 & 2. As an old Rock Island fan living in Wichita, Kansas I have a lot of pictures of the old Rock Island's many and varied units and paint schemes. The only switcher I got was the 831, which I think, according to your video, is an SW-8. Also have a shot of the 406, an FP-7, in the lead coming through South Junction in Wichita. Thanks for this video and all the work put into it.
Those engine sounds were actually special effects just to put on top since unfortunately there weren’t any audio video cameras at this time when it was filmed unless u wanted to spend alote of money for one.
Thank you 💯... enjoyed Rock Island from 1949-1980 all throughout the MSP area👍👍
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Don't forget the EMC TA, they had six of them.
SMS is still running, SLRS 301 S12 - 6/1953 BLH 75935 Ex-ASARCO < SouthWest Lumber < Rock Island 758 < nee BLH Demonstrator 1200
Very good video. Very informative.
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Love this video, both parts 1 & 2. As an old Rock Island fan living in Wichita, Kansas I have a lot of pictures of the old Rock Island's many and varied units and paint schemes. The only switcher I got was the 831, which I think, according to your video, is an SW-8. Also have a shot of the 406, an FP-7, in the lead coming through South Junction in Wichita. Thanks for this video and all the work put into it.
Thanks for watching both of them we appreciate it
Awesome! Thank you for sharing this. Love the shots at 103rd Street.
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The AB 6 ‘s ( doodlebugs) were scrapped in73’-74’ . Very good and informative video nonetheless 👍🏻
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What abouit Rock's one-of-a-kind TAs from the late 1930s???
Unfortunately that wasn’t covered in this since this was filmed at a later time
Where are the TAs?
I’ll ask Paul the next time at the train club if he filmed any TA’s
Did you watch part 2 of rock island railroad? The ta’s might be in there
Same engine sound from every unit type in the video, NOT real sharp to do that.
Those engine sounds were actually special effects just to put on top since unfortunately there weren’t any audio video cameras at this time when it was filmed unless u wanted to spend alote of money for one.