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  • Опубликовано: 10 ноя 2024

Комментарии • 13

  • @Big_Diehl
    @Big_Diehl 3 года назад +2

    That S curve on the Imbleau grade is a shot you don’t normally see.

  • @atsfevan0242
    @atsfevan0242 3 года назад +1

    A lot sure has changed these last 3 decades at GCR

  • @nssteampunk4865
    @nssteampunk4865 3 года назад

    Our Hocking Valley Scenic Railway used to own #29's LS&I stablemate #33.

  • @jamesmccann1097
    @jamesmccann1097 2 года назад

    You still haven't found the Phoenix trip?

    • @hsrailroad
      @hsrailroad  2 года назад

      I do have everything converted to MP4. Not sure if I ever edited it though.

  • @bobdiehl8994
    @bobdiehl8994 3 года назад +2

    thats an old video

    • @nicholasmedovich8691
      @nicholasmedovich8691 2 года назад

      Bob, those days the GCRR had a WP 3 chime from scrapped 2-8-2 329, NYC 6 chime, 4 ATSF 6 chimes, a Star Brass 5 chime from UP, a Chinese 5er, a 14 inch single chime, a Hancock 3er and a CBQ 5er. Correct me if I’m wrong. But there could be more.

    • @jimmyhook4852
      @jimmyhook4852 2 года назад

      @@nicholasmedovich8691 And if you ask me...... the Star Brass 5 Chime was simply the best whistle that the GCRY had because.... well.... it fitted so well on 4960 when she debuted in 1996. X3

    • @nicholasmedovich8691
      @nicholasmedovich8691 2 года назад

      @@jimmyhook4852 the UP whistle actually went with 18 to COlebrookdale. The whistles left are a star Brass 5er (CBQ copy), Chinese Datong 5 chime, three ATSF 6ers and a NYC 6er (similar to MILW 261s 6 chime)

    • @nicholasmedovich8691
      @nicholasmedovich8691 2 года назад

      Same with the WP 3 chime

    • @jimmyhook4852
      @jimmyhook4852 2 года назад

      @@nicholasmedovich8691 Okie

  • @nadaydradavis9285
    @nadaydradavis9285 7 дней назад

    25:43