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One of the railroad’s most important tools for battling the snows during unusually heavy Winter seasons just got re-enlisted: The Rotary Snow Plow! And it comes just as an avalanche traps a crew on the mountain.
The Indiana Harbor Belt’s Argo Yard, the Belt Railway of Chicago junction and the Illinois Central and CSX Crossing are all at Argo – a busy hotspot!
Heavy traffic and run-through power too.
Enjoy a dawn and early morning chase of double headed 15AR class 4-8-2’s on a passenger train on the Stormberg to Rosmead line. Visit the famous De Aar to Kimberley line and see solid action of class 25NC 4-8-4’s, and make a visit to the De Aar Shed to see a group of engines, and…
This video captures much of the first operations for this newly restored Nickel Plate 2-8-4 by the Ft. Wayne Historical Society in the 1970’s. The first run in 1979, then in 1980 and runs on the Toledo, Peoria, & Western Railroad with break-in freights and excursions.Travels toward Bellevue on a cold snowy day in 1979…
St. Louis is a hotbed of American Railroading. Thirteen railroads can be found at work in the Gateway City that ranks third as a national rail center.
See big diesels at the height of the fall color season.
Monroe Sub and part of Spartanburg Sub in SC.
Ops session on a 18 x 42 foot double-decked layout. Volume 2.
Salisbury, Oyama Yard to Asheville, the old Southern Loops.
Railfan the busy line Salisbury to Oyama Yard.
Heavy freight, intermodal tackle the 2 mile hill at the south end of Linwood Yard.
NS action on the former Southern DC to Atlanta Line.
The ground shakes with all the traffic.
Run-through power, MOW ballast cleaning, and the circus train!
Bluefield is a major NS yard and railfan hot spot.
Railfan Thomasville, NC on the busy DC to ATL main.
Exclusively focus on NS diesels.
Heavy freight on former Atlantic Coast Line rails.
Southern gives the Green Light to Railfans.
1970’s throwback! Let’s explore the Seaboard Coast Line.
Major 1970s hot spots in the Southeast.
A freelanced layout based on Conrail’s former PRR Pittsburgh Line.
Featured in Great Model Railroads and N-Scale Magazine.
Modern, heavy traffic across this old right-of-way.
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