Pinnacle of American ingenuity! The Big Boy can pull at least the same as 4 diesels and do the same job with class. It looks and sounds alive; how could you not love it! Bless the 4014!
I grew up north of Denver and remember back in the 70s seeing these flamboyant black steam trains heading north to Cheyenne. They were so interesting looking compared to modern engines. I say flamboyant because of those giant wheels.
My son and I saw the Big Boyi off highway 85 in Colorado 4 years ago. I have been following the Big Boy ever since . It gives me a sense of American pride!
It does have that "Tracks Ahead" type vibe to it. For anybody unfamiliar with the series Tracks Ahead, it was a show that used to air on PBS on Sundays at around 10:00am and was around for quite a while. It's unfortunate that it was taken off the air about 5 years ago, at least at the time I'm typing this comment.
Absolutely it’s a dated style of video production. Has a real 1980s and 1990s feel. Even the added in music. This could have been a Challenger video from Pentrex or Video Rails. It was a time of very inappropriate music added to train videos too. Music should really be steam appropriate which gives you two genres to choose from Big band from the decade to loco is from or old country like from Sun Records 1950s tunes
Absolutely a truly incredible video to see the Union Pacific Big Boy 4014 alive and well is truly amazing and also learning the history of 844 who has never been out of service since the day she was built is another incredible piece of History thanks to everybody who had something to do with the rebuilding and the creation of this video thank you very much from the bottom of my heart incredible video footage❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
Absolutely magnificent! This was so awesome that Union Pacific did this. The amount of money spent was enormous so I wanna thank a great American company for all they do!
FYI: Big Boy has now logged more miles than it did all the previous years it ran. And although Big Boy had a top speed of 80 mph, the Legend 844 had a top speed of 120 mph! Pretty impressive for the size of the trains!
I got to see 4014 myself just months after this filmed. Sure was a great day. Even got to talk with Ed Dickens who answered my question on 844 and signed my 4014 hat.
@@peterkane192 hasn't seen use since this footage from filmed, but I've heard rumors they'll bring her back in the future, though when that'll be is unknown as ed dickens said at an event this year they hope to bring her back in a year or 2.
I climbed up into the cab when 4014 was on static display at the Rail Giants museum in Pomona, California. Never thought I'd see the Big Boy ever steam again. Good on Union Pacific and good on Ed Dickens and crew!
with all the dedication, time, and money this dude put in to capturing all this footage, you would have thought a decent camera might have produced a better result .......................??
I agree what a waste of good time,,to record the biggest steaming pile of S---, like a rolling scrap pile,,that,, should blow its own boiler,,now that would be an awesome film,,of course no crew on it,or near it ,,for injury but it was worthless when it hit the rails day one,,& after it blows up it will finally make papers,,& be useful to finally get melted down for any other thing,,
Saw this Big Boy every year at the Los Angeles County Fair, we always got up inside the cab and marveled at how big the thing was!! Kids loved it!! Very happy they brought it back to life, these Big Boys were my late Grandfather’s favorite trains!! He would have loved to see this!!
I knew they were BIG, but you can't feel it till you see it for real. First time I saw it, I felt it first. The ground was shaking as soon as it pulled out of the station in Cheyenne. I was down near the C&S overpass. Just chills and goose bumps when Ed let go on the whistle for the upcoming crossing.
Beautiful video of their Union Pacific Big Boy 4014 (Built by American Locomotive Company in 1941) steaming for excursion service for the first time in 2019, along with UP 844 from Cheyenne, Wyoming to Ogden, Utah and then back.
Got to see 4014 3 times since his restoration. The third time though had to have been my favorite, because when the Big Boy came to Denver Union Station in 2022, a late running California Zephyr arrived next to the big boy at Denver, giving me the opportunity to see a steam powered train, a diesel powered train, and electric powered train(s) all in one setting.
Tony Hilton. Wash your mouth out. Thousands care. I am an 85 yo Australian who has seen the big steam, in the UK, South Africa, Europe, and Australia. It always moves me and those that I was with. Grow up, kid.
I love the Union Pacific Big Boys, when I first saw the Big Boy No. 4014 he is the bestest and coolest Locomotive in the world! Long live the Last of the Giants!
Union Pacific 4014 is a great interesting locomotive that he draws crowds where every the true king of the railroad he is a majestic beast and he is capable of pulling a 650 car freight train and he is one of the most famous locomotives ever invented by man
Big Boy is a legend everyone railfan chants this locomotive's name. It is amazing to see the first excursion pulled by Big Boy on the 150th anniversary of the driving of the Golden Spike.
Standing in the hall of fame And the world's gonna know your name Cause you burn with the brightest flame And the world's gonna know your name And you'll be on the walls of the hall of fame
All I can say is "Beautiful to watch going down the tracks!!! I wish they would use these more to pull old passenger rail cars, so the newer generation can understand our past! Love this video! Brings back memories growing up next to tracks during 60's-70's in Sumner Washington seeing these occasionally and the older diesel-electrics (I called them the old cyclopes style engines) which next to steam were my favorite. Quick story, my grandmother would go out and feed the engineers when they would be stopped along our property. We lived approximately 50-75ft from the track. Loved watching this video, thanks for bringing back some fond memories from my childhood!!!
As a kid growing up in Pomona, CA, during the 70's and 80's, I used to crawl all over 4014 and the others that were there at the LA Fair Grounds. The last time I was there, I got to see them in the newer location at the fair. It is awesome to see this behemoth running the rail again!!!
I’ve always loved trains, especially the big and strong ones. Therefore, Big Boy is my favorite. Glad to see him restored and Choo Chooing today! He’s the king of the railroad.
I love learning more about locomotives, and steam locomotives specifically. Whoever figured out how to make locomotives articulated was a genius! And I really liked the “Big Boy V” on the front!
A few of us were lucky to have a personal short tour of Big Boy last summer (July 2022) in the steam workshop when we were in Cheyenne. It was amazing awesome steam train!
I used to play on this train as a kid and climb in the tinder box I hope to one day take this train on a trip one day so I can experience it as more then just a static display it's my dream
Oh oh oh wow! I got cold chills everywhere every time the engineer blew the whistle especially the first time as it passed under the Front Range bridge and heading out! I like modern horns but nothing creates emotions or sounds like that stream whistle! I'm getting into my 60's now and not in a position to travel like used too, It isn't very likely I'll ever get to see a Big Boy in person so experiencing it through your video has been amazing, I actually choked up a little from the sight and sounds, thank you so much!
Lovely presentation... I am so glad UP has chosen to restore this marvelous engine as well as olther historical parts of our history. Thanks to all who made this marvelous production. Thanks you, thank you, thank you.
For the the up grade that she is pulling is a great thing to see, with the tow behind her is a lovely thing to see , for the power of this Engine still leaves me speechless and I love it to know end.
38:59 As a European I very much appreciate you converting the American measurements into metric, but there seems to be a little conversion error here. I think you meant to say "over 570 metric tons" rather than kilograms. Because 570 kilograms is a "mere" 1256 pounds and change.
Simply stunning. I can’t get over how utterly cool and yet hauntingly beautiful Big Boy’s steam horn sounds ! - Like just imagine it’s 1943 and you’re in Chicago area or something and troops and citizens are moving about hearing those steam locomotives 🚂 doing the business of the nation !
@24:01 I got stuck in wamsutter in summer 2020 for a week when my chain snapped on the vintage motorcycle I was going across the country on. it's truly a tiny town. I had to sleep in the parking lot of the love's truck stop next to my bike because there's no motel.
Im absolutely obsessed with steam engines. Have been all my life. The Big Boy has to be thr most gorgeous engine model ive ever seen. What I woulsnt give to be able to operate her.
thank you very much for sharing this railway scenery, for all these beautiful views on the line (east of Granger in the morning !!). What an engine. And 844 is such a beautiful star too.
I liked hearing the retired engineers honest experiences operating these large loco`s. Also noticed 4014 drive wheel slip several times at low speeds. The articulation is kind of tricky to see but once you realize how it works its kind of interesting to see.
I wonder what Steve Lee thinks of UP's success with 4014. I remember in a Pentrex video where he was interviewed about 4023 and he said UP would never run a Big Boy as very few places to run it, will only travel a 100mls, too heavy for the modern road. It is a joy to see such a beast on the road.
I saw this in New Orleans back in 2021. I was more interested in UP 4015 more than 4014. Sure I filmed them departing New Orleans (4014 getting the priority on the video footage), but my photos were mostly of 4015. Thankfully I saw 4014 before the steam shop crew refitted her with a twin vertical beam headlight in place of her original Pyle National headlight.
And what makes this video even more awesome is Union pacific 119 and Central Pacific Jupiter making an appearance as the 19th century transcontinental railroad.
Wonderful video! Thank you. Imagine if our tracks were 6-foot gauge! My great uncle said his 4-8-4 freight locomotive was frustratingly limited by the 4' 8-1/2" gauge.
It is hard to imagine that there are container ship engines three times the size of these beasts that are well over 108,000 hp and weigh 2400 tons which is like four of the 4014's ! The largest is the Wartsila Sulzer RTA96-C 14-cylinder diesel engine.
The ultimate mechanical masterpiece. It's all out in the open. Baring it's soul. Nothing to hide. Hat's off to the greatest generation. I'm not half the man that they were.
![Return of the Big Boy [Full Length Program]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/RE9w6TPH0lA/mqdefault.jpg)
Pinnacle of American ingenuity! The Big Boy can pull at least the same as 4 diesels and do the same job with class. It looks and sounds alive; how could you not love it! Bless the 4014!
You hear about her helping shove a stuck diesel engine
I never would've believed, that I would see a BigBoy operate during my generation. JUST INCREDIBLE!
The engineering, design and construction of these monster engines never ceases to amaze me. The drivetrain is just so amazing to watch
And complicated compared to a modern unit!
Young ot old you can still watch it beginning to end thank you union pacific 🙏!!!
I grew up north of Denver and remember back in the 70s seeing these flamboyant black steam trains heading north to Cheyenne. They were so interesting looking compared to modern engines. I say flamboyant because of those giant wheels.
My son and I saw the Big Boyi off highway 85 in Colorado 4 years ago. I have been following the Big Boy ever since . It gives me a sense of American pride!
This video has the vibe of the vhs tapes your teacher would put on, yet it was made 2 weeks ago! just needs a little PBS bumper before the intro lol
That's racist.
Right the style of this video hits different
It does have that "Tracks Ahead" type vibe to it.
For anybody unfamiliar with the series Tracks Ahead, it was a show that used to air on PBS on Sundays at around 10:00am and was around for quite a while. It's unfortunate that it was taken off the air about 5 years ago, at least at the time I'm typing this comment.
Lol. So true. 90s narrative vibe.
Absolutely it’s a dated style of video production. Has a real 1980s and 1990s feel. Even the added in music. This could have been a Challenger video from Pentrex or Video Rails. It was a time of very inappropriate music added to train videos too. Music should really be steam appropriate which gives you two genres to choose from Big band from the decade to loco is from or old country like from Sun Records 1950s tunes
The steam event of the century. The hype during this was so real.
Hopefully it'll be celebrated 2069-??? 😉
A result of the war effort, a country that came together in a time of need. The 'greatest generation'.
Absolutely a truly incredible video to see the Union Pacific Big Boy 4014 alive and well is truly amazing and also learning the history of 844 who has never been out of service since the day she was built is another incredible piece of History thanks to everybody who had something to do with the rebuilding and the creation of this video thank you very much from the bottom of my heart incredible video footage❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
Yeah, it great to see 844 going strong and celebrating her brother’s restoration.
Absolutely magnificent! This was so awesome that Union Pacific did this. The amount of money spent was enormous so I wanna thank a great American company for all they do!
FYI: Big Boy has now logged more miles than it did all the previous years it ran. And although Big Boy had a top speed of 80 mph, the Legend 844 had a top speed of 120 mph! Pretty impressive for the size of the trains!
Big Boy doesn't whistle. He _ROARS._
There's a video on here of Big Boy VS a diesel honking at each other... one guess who won!
Big Boys will always be king of the rails and steam!
I got to see 4014 myself just months after this filmed. Sure was a great day. Even got to talk with Ed Dickens who answered my question on 844 and signed my 4014 hat.
Do you know what is up with Union Pacific 844?
@@peterkane192 hasn't seen use since this footage from filmed, but I've heard rumors they'll bring her back in the future, though when that'll be is unknown as ed dickens said at an event this year they hope to bring her back in a year or 2.
At one time, me and my dad actually saw the Big Boy Locomotive in Denton TX.
I climbed up into the cab when 4014 was on static display at the Rail Giants museum in Pomona, California. Never thought I'd see the Big Boy ever steam again. Good on Union Pacific and good on Ed Dickens and crew!
I can't believe I fell asleep to one video, slept straight through another and continued through this
Sleepy time video😴. Done it a time or two myself -!!! 😉 .
Let's all just appreciate the dedication, time, and money this dude put in to capturing all this footage 🙏🏾
amazing only people who really appreciate trains make things like this
with all the dedication, time, and money this dude put in to capturing all this footage, you would have thought a decent camera might have produced a better result .......................??
@@raymondo162 😊🎉
I agree what a waste of good time,,to record the biggest steaming pile of S---, like a rolling scrap pile,,that,, should blow its own boiler,,now that would be an awesome film,,of course no crew on it,or near it ,,for injury but it was worthless when it hit the rails day one,,& after it blows up it will finally make papers,,& be useful to finally get melted down for any other thing,,
Hard work & dedication no doubt -!!!😉.
Saw this Big Boy every year at the Los Angeles County Fair, we always got up inside the cab and marveled at how big the thing was!! Kids loved it!! Very happy they brought it back to life, these Big Boys were my late Grandfather’s favorite trains!! He would have loved to see this!!
Yes, its really something to see!
I knew they were BIG, but you can't feel it till you see it for real. First time I saw it, I felt it first. The ground was shaking as soon as it pulled out of the station in Cheyenne. I was down near the C&S overpass. Just chills and goose bumps when Ed let go on the whistle for the upcoming crossing.
holy eggs, it big
About an hour ago, I had no idea seeing 4014 would be on my bucket list! I just stumbled onto this video.
What A Powerful Big Boy Engine
Beautiful video of their Union Pacific Big Boy 4014 (Built by American Locomotive Company in 1941) steaming for excursion service for the first time in 2019, along with UP 844 from Cheyenne, Wyoming to Ogden, Utah and then back.
Whatever became of the last Big Boy 40244 built in 1944?
Got to see 4014 3 times since his restoration. The third time though had to have been my favorite, because when the Big Boy came to Denver Union Station in 2022, a late running California Zephyr arrived next to the big boy at Denver, giving me the opportunity to see a steam powered train, a diesel powered train, and electric powered train(s) all in one setting.
И все-таки паровозы, они живые🙏🙏🙏🙏
Nobody cares
@@tonyrhoton6613 ouch. Someone's jealous
Tony Hilton. Wash your mouth out. Thousands care. I am an 85 yo Australian who has seen the big steam, in the UK, South Africa, Europe, and Australia. It always moves me and those that I was with. Grow up, kid.
I love the Union Pacific Big Boys, when I first saw the Big Boy No. 4014 he is the bestest and coolest Locomotive in the world! Long live the Last of the Giants!
Oh, I love the 4014 Union Pacific Big Boy Locomotive train. I heard it was the largest steam Locomotive ever built.
@@milesscolesmoviesandtvshow1864 Indeed it is.
Union Pacific 4014 is a great interesting locomotive that he draws crowds where every the true king of the railroad he is a majestic beast and he is capable of pulling a 650 car freight train and he is one of the most famous locomotives ever invented by man
I saw 4014 at the Kirkwood Missouri Amtrak Station on August 30th 2021, he was awesome.
good LORD what an absolute MONSTER. Gorgeous engine. It's heartwarming to see her pulling a load once more.
There is a video of Big Boy pushing a broken down Freight on You Tube .
Twas Stalled, stuck on the gradient, but the fact that beast pushed it into motion again with minor wheel slip was a sight to behold.
Hin*
You mean him. But yeah he’s a monster of a steam engine!
The Great Union Pacific Big Boy #4014! Awesome!
Big Boy is a legend everyone railfan chants this locomotive's name. It is amazing to see the first excursion pulled by Big Boy on the 150th anniversary of the driving of the Golden Spike.
It's like waching grampa showing the younger generation how it's done. With grampa rolling up his sleeves showing off his mighty arms!😉
I have seen Big Boy UP 4014 two years ago at Jolesburg, CO and Ogallala, Nebraska.
God, that shot outside of Carr Colorado gives me chills. Could you imaging hearing that out of nowhere?
4014 has a “presence” at night, that’s for sure!
Standing in the hall of fame
And the world's gonna know your name
Cause you burn with the brightest flame
And the world's gonna know your name
And you'll be on the walls of the hall of fame
All I can say is "Beautiful to watch going down the tracks!!! I wish they would use these more to pull old passenger rail cars, so the newer generation can understand our past! Love this video! Brings back memories growing up next to tracks during 60's-70's in Sumner Washington seeing these occasionally and the older diesel-electrics (I called them the old cyclopes style engines) which next to steam were my favorite. Quick story, my grandmother would go out and feed the engineers when they would be stopped along our property. We lived approximately 50-75ft from the track. Loved watching this video, thanks for bringing back some fond memories from my childhood!!!
As a kid growing up in Pomona, CA, during the 70's and 80's, I used to crawl all over 4014 and the others that were there at the LA Fair Grounds. The last time I was there, I got to see them in the newer location at the fair. It is awesome to see this behemoth running the rail again!!!
Excellent! A video on the only operating Big Boy!
Used to look at 4014 sitting in Pamona wondering if it was just going to rot away
I saw it every year since I was 10 until the day it left Pomona fairgrounds over 40 years
I always love Disney’s and Disney’s Pixar’s and Disney Junior, Disney Channel, Disney XD and Disney+.
It warms my heart to see this massive beast in action. ❤
wonderful program also well done to all staff that made this movie happen.great job .
At 1:50 there is a two world display of energy. 4014 blowing smoke and steam in the foreground and wind powered generators in the background.
Reminds me of "Hot Shot Eastbound at the Drive-In," the famous O. Winston Link photo.
I’ve always loved trains, especially the big and strong ones. Therefore, Big Boy is my favorite. Glad to see him restored and Choo Chooing today! He’s the king of the railroad.
I love learning more about locomotives, and steam locomotives specifically. Whoever figured out how to make locomotives articulated was a genius! And I really liked the “Big Boy V” on the front!
Wow what a gift Ken has hard to find the right words to describe his work, beyond Stellar!
A few of us were lucky to have a personal short tour of Big Boy last summer (July 2022) in the steam workshop when we were in Cheyenne. It was amazing awesome steam train!
I used to play on this train as a kid and climb in the tinder box I hope to one day take this train on a trip one day so I can experience it as more then just a static display it's my dream
Ive seen 4014 5 consecutive times when she came to Texas. Side information, the whistle 844 has on her is 4014's original whistle she wore in service.
You mean him and he
@@stellarokami5052 ALL steam locomotives are SHES. End of story.
Oh oh oh wow! I got cold chills everywhere every time the engineer blew the whistle especially the first time as it passed under the Front Range bridge and heading out!
I like modern horns but nothing creates emotions or sounds like that stream whistle! I'm getting into my 60's now and not in a position to travel like used too, It isn't very likely I'll ever get to see a Big Boy in person so experiencing it through your video has been amazing, I actually choked up a little from the sight and sounds, thank you so much!
Lovely presentation... I am so glad UP has chosen to restore this marvelous engine as well as olther historical parts of our history. Thanks to all who made this marvelous production. Thanks you, thank you, thank you.
For the the up grade that she is pulling is a great thing to see, with the tow behind her is a lovely thing to see , for the power of this Engine still leaves me speechless and I love it to know end.
Amercian proud, this is what we need in these turbulent times in this country.
WOWSA!!! Amazing locomotives!! Awesome that it was so wonderfully captured!!
Спасибо авторам за прекрасное видео замечательного паровоза Большой Мальчик. Я им любуюсь❤😊❤❤❤❤❤
:)
@@RailwayProductions love all the smoke coming out of 4014 at 7:24 greta must have been losing her mind at the sight of the smoke!
@@RailwayProductionswho is the narrator?
It’s just a massive steam hissing and smoke belching beast ! Along with the mechanical sounds of the wheels and pistons ! Just awesome !
38:59 As a European I very much appreciate you converting the American measurements into metric, but there seems to be a little conversion error here. I think you meant to say "over 570 metric tons" rather than kilograms. Because 570 kilograms is a "mere" 1256 pounds and change.
I caught that too
Lovely to see Big Boy back ❤👍
My Dad use to take me and my Brothers up to the Tehachapi loop to see the BIGBOYS run the loop.!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Both of them are beautiful locomotives. I only wish more steam locomotives could be saved and put back into service.
Simply stunning. I can’t get over how utterly cool and yet hauntingly beautiful Big Boy’s steam horn sounds !
- Like just imagine it’s 1943 and you’re in Chicago area or something and troops and citizens are moving about hearing those steam locomotives 🚂 doing the business of the nation !
Especially that 4am departure from Rock Springs. Big Boy: Hey, you all awake yet? Rock Springs: we are now! (:
its a whistle not a horn
@24:01 I got stuck in wamsutter in summer 2020 for a week when my chain snapped on the vintage motorcycle I was going across the country on. it's truly a tiny town. I had to sleep in the parking lot of the love's truck stop next to my bike because there's no motel.
Im absolutely obsessed with steam engines. Have been all my life. The Big Boy has to be thr most gorgeous engine model ive ever seen. What I woulsnt give to be able to operate her.
I always like grocery shopping, shopping and malls.
Tears in my eyes, thank you for sharing.
It's great to see Union Pacific get 4014 back in service, and also displaying a lot of their steam locomotives across the Western USA.
thank you very much for sharing this railway scenery, for all these beautiful views on the line (east of Granger in the morning !!). What an engine. And 844 is such a beautiful star too.
Many thanks! Glad you enjoyed my work.
That sunrise scene @38:00 is just unreal.
Awesome video 🚂👍🚃
I never thought I'd see this in my life.
Thank you, U.P.
I liked hearing the retired engineers honest experiences operating these large loco`s. Also noticed 4014 drive wheel slip several times at low speeds. The articulation is kind of tricky to see but once you realize how it works its kind of interesting to see.
I wonder what Steve Lee thinks of UP's success with 4014. I remember in a Pentrex video where he was interviewed about 4023 and he said UP would never run a Big Boy as very few places to run it, will only travel a 100mls, too heavy for the modern road. It is a joy to see such a beast on the road.
Why too heavy for modern tracks? Thoughthatracks were made for heavier loads today and better than ever.
the big boy weighs over 1 million pounds so less than modern diesel trains
My uncle is one of the engineers that towed it from fairplex.
I saw this in New Orleans back in 2021. I was more interested in UP 4015 more than 4014. Sure I filmed them departing New Orleans (4014 getting the priority on the video footage), but my photos were mostly of 4015. Thankfully I saw 4014 before the steam shop crew refitted her with a twin vertical beam headlight in place of her original Pyle National headlight.
EXCELLENT WORK WITH THIS OFFICIAL VIDEO FOR SURE!
And what makes this video even more awesome is Union pacific 119 and Central Pacific Jupiter making an appearance as the 19th century transcontinental railroad.
wonderful, thank you
Absolutely fabulous footage and information, and those whistles!!❤ thank you for sharing. Hello from Australia 🇦🇺 👋
4014's 1st run as an oil burner. He borrows 3985's tender for few trips.
sshhhhh... Greta will hear you... #howdareyou 😂😂😂😂
Absolutely incredible machine, thanks for sharing with us!
Wonderful video! Thank you.
Imagine if our tracks were 6-foot gauge! My great uncle said his 4-8-4 freight locomotive was frustratingly limited by the 4' 8-1/2" gauge.
Note the diesels number: 2650. The Australian postcode (US: Zip) as the city where I live in New South Wales, Australia; how 'bout that!
That’s a pretty interesting coincidence!
They never will build anything like. Real wonder of the steam era.
We are lucky that we have one running again to enjoy!
Magnificent. Thank you for sharing
Very nice I like Union Pacific Railroad #4014 big boy it's huge
Grandes máquinas ponham-nas novamente em circulação para passageiros e turismo não tem nada a perder muito pelo contrário parabéns
I have loved trains all my life, and hope I get to see The Big Boy some day!!
I'm crying with emotion 😭 .
Thanks.
A thing of beauty is a joy forever. Good work.
Awesome Train Video Les
Thank You UP for Preserving such an amazing part of American Heritage. As the old adage goes "Be Specific - Choose Union Pacific!" :)
Welcome back union pacific railroad 4014
Thanks!
Hello Big Boy 4014 “Big Jack”
and 844 Millie.
Hi, Andrew D. I'm so excited to see the Union Pacific Big Boy #4014 in this program.
@@andrewcrumb8027 me too Andrew C.
@@andrewdiesel4014 What Engines are we gonna see.
@@maxwellwalcher6420 we are going see Millie 844
Big Jack 4014
Big George 3985
🤩 Oh Hahaha Love the Deep Sounding Whistle 🤩👍,..makes Me feel like a little kid Again.!!
What an awesome and beautiful machine it is. How I envy you. Best wishes to the US from Germany.
That is the best sight to see the steam engine running again.!!!!!!!!!!!!
It is hard to imagine that there are container ship engines three times the size of these beasts that are well over 108,000 hp and weigh 2400 tons which is like four of the 4014's ! The largest is the Wartsila Sulzer RTA96-C 14-cylinder diesel engine.
The ultimate mechanical masterpiece. It's all out in the open. Baring it's soul. Nothing to hide. Hat's off to the greatest generation. I'm not half the man that they were.
I always like Indian, Pakistani, Bangladeshi and Middle Eastern lunches and dinners.
it's just awesome to see them running again
37:25 That whistle gave me goosebumps
That was a really nice scene to shoot!
Thank you for the wonderful video. No questions unanswered. I appreciate the amount of work and detail you put into the video.
fantastic video, great commentary!