I love freight trains, and there is something special about watching them in the Mojave Desert. I guess it's the openness and beauty of the desert. Awesome videos!
Merci Zachary Your vid is amazing. Really interesting for both raifanning and country visiting. I'll try to find the road you used and memorise it for an eventual tour in south California and AZ. Congrats for the quality ; I'm sure it wasnt captured with a phone ;-) Thanks for sharing Greetings from France
Maybe you can help, RailfanJunction. I've recently started watching these train videos, because I do like trains, but never got really into realfanning myself. My question is How do you tell which engine is what model, make, etc. I see the big ones at the beginning of the first clip at Helendale have those fan vents (?) that stick out like little wings. One model that I've seen mentioned is the SD-40. Is that what I am seeing here? Who makes the SD-40s? Thank you in advance for any introduction you can provide.
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I love freight trains, and there is something special about watching them in the Mojave Desert. I guess it's the openness and beauty of the desert. Awesome videos!
Nice desert scenery and great catches!
Thank you!!! It was a really fun trip to go on, can't believe it's already been almost 8 years since I shot this
Best California Train Video ever on RUclips.
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Just great. I wish that I knew how to get to all of those places.
Excellent compilation!
Thanks airing and sharing the outstanding Long video.Endeavors are unmatched.Bliss
Thanks Rol! Hopefully you can make it out to see some trains on Route 66. It's worth the trip.
Holy crap West Amboy looks like you had about 6 trains there at one time!!!!
TRAINS ARE AWESOME
Tehachapi loop! Fantastic terrain. I don't think Union Pacific allows for entry anymore....love the videos ..
beautiful video!!!
Love your work. Hope you continue to do this even while in college
nice stuff you have here. very impressive. great quality, and professionally done. keep up the great work, and thanks for sharing.
Santa Fe Warbonnet at the 3:55:40 mark.
I like train videos on RUclips 😁
Merci Zachary
Your vid is amazing. Really interesting for both raifanning and country visiting. I'll try to find the road you used and memorise it for an eventual tour in south California and AZ.
Congrats for the quality ; I'm sure it wasnt captured with a phone ;-)
Thanks for sharing
Greetings from France
I like train videos on RUclips🌷
Railhead stacktrains....... 🚂🚂🚂
Damn near got stuck under the bridge at the 18:00 mark. Sand must've been at least a foot deep
Cool
Most Of Them Are Intermodal Trains
They are!
32:35 B UNIT!!
1:30:28 is where the river bridge is located.
Awesome shots!!
Can someone tell me what type of locomotive is @ 32:43 ? Looks kinda odd :/ ...
ponycar24fan That would be a GP60B, one of 23 built for Santa Fe in 1989.
Maybe you can help, RailfanJunction. I've recently started watching these train videos, because I do like trains, but never got really into realfanning myself. My question is How do you tell which engine is what model, make, etc. I see the big ones at the beginning of the first clip at Helendale have those fan vents (?) that stick out like little wings. One model that I've seen mentioned is the SD-40. Is that what I am seeing here? Who makes the SD-40s? Thank you in advance for any introduction you can provide.
The Wikipedia articles have better explanations.
***** Thanks, TimeQueen. I have read several of the articles , and got some nice information. "A lot to digest though for the first time haha.
I think they either for dynamic braking or water radiaters
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I remember, when trains were pretty... now, just a bunch of ocean containers.... BLAH!!! Hate 'em!!
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