Great American Steam Locomotives, Articulateds – by Trains Magazine

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Delve into the largest locomotives to ever roam the rails in America! Including those still running today!

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Producer

Kalmbach Media

Run Time

1 hour 30 minutes

Narration

Yes

Shrink Wrap

Yes, Brand New

Technical Details

No Region Code, NTSC

Articulateds are the largest steam locomotives ever built. Starting as slow speed monsters hauling heavy trains over mountain ridges, they became a regular feature of many of the big Class 1 railroads, handling everything from slow drag freights, to fast time freights, and even were able to pinch hit on passenger trains. Let’s look back at the history of these steam giants, and also observe what is running today. Great American Steam Locomotives: Articulateds DVD delves into the largest locomotives to ever roam the rails in America!

Inside this DVD:
Columbia River Belt Line Skookum – the first articulated built by the Baldwin Locomotive Works
Black Hill Central Railroad – one of America’s oldest tourist lines
Western Maryland Scenic 1309 – the last Articulated built, which returned to service in 2020
and Union Pacific Challenger 3985 and Big Boy 4014

1 review for Great American Steam Locomotives, Articulateds – by Trains Magazine

  1. rickyfreni

    The articulated engines seen in this second volume of the great American steam locomotive series are:

    1. Norfolk & western Y class 2-8-8-2s with 2050 on display & 2156

    2. Baltimore & Ohio 2-8-8-4s

    3. Western Maryland 4-6-6-4s

    4. SP cab forwards with 4294

    5. 2-6-6-2 tank engines on log trains

    6. Southern 2-8-8-2s

    7. C&O 2-6-6-6s, & 2-6-6-2s with 1309 on the western Maryland scenic railroad which is the final steam engine ever built by Baldwin

    8. D&RGW 2-8-8-2s & challengers

    9. N&W class A 2-6-6-4s with 1218 from 1987 to 1991

    10. Black hills central 2-6-6-2 tank engines 108 & 110

    11. Union Pacific big boys with 4014 that has highlights from both parts of big boy back in steam, & search for steam part 1, not to mention a July 2022 trip with 844’s whistle

    12. Double ended engines in the UK at the Ffestiniog railway which resembles mighty Mac from Thomas the tank engine

    13. Some Garretts which was also filmed in 2021 during a trip to wales

    14. AT&SF 2-10-10-2 & 2-6-6-2s

    15. Erie 2-8-8-8-2 triplex

    16. Highlights from Skookum lives with Columbia river belt line 2-4-4-2 7 in Oregon & California

    17. NYC 2-6-6-2

    18. Rayonier 2-6-6-2

    19. Clover valley lumber 2-6-6-2T 4 at Niles canyon

    20. Milwaukee road 2-6-6-2s

    21. Seaboard 2-6-6-4s

    22. DM&IR Yellowstones

    23. Pennsylvania Duplexes

    And 24. challengers with UP 3985 in both excursion service from 1981 to 2010 & even moving to Silvis in November of 2022

    There are also interviews with the crews as well as other non-articulated engines on the AT&SF, Texas & pacific, polson logging mikado 2, Mt. Emily lumber shay 1, Sumpter valley narrow gauge Heisler 3, crossest western 2-8-2T 10, Heisler 3 on the Oregon coast scenic, UP 844 with the big boy, UP 5511 with the challenger while heading to Silvis from Cheyenne, CP 1286, LS&I 734, & N&W 611.

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