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Great videography and great trains and locations make this a New Mexico program to have… includes the new second track alignment through Abo Canyon
Great Kansas City Southern Railway action from Kansas City going south through Missouri, Arkansas and Oklahoma. Featuring the KCS helper districts over the steep mountain grades in the scenic Ozarks and Rich Mountain.
Great train action along the rails of the Fort Worth & Western Railroad. The FWWR operates their long trains of frac sand and other commodities across 276 miles of rolling landscape in scenic north central Texas.
A look at the busy frac sand railroads and sand mining operations in Wisconsin’s Chippewa Valley. Includes a visit to mining company Superior Silica Sands.
The Yamanote Line runs in a loop around Tokyo. A great way to see Tokyo!
Celebrating 60 years of preservation in 2011, The Talyllyn Railway was the first railway in the world to be preserved and run by volunteers.
Two Welsh Steam programs on one disc.
This is Canadian Pacific’s highly scenic Windermere Sub between Golden and Fort Steele in British Columbia.
Heavy electric passenger train action at Warsaw East and Warsaw West stations.
The Utah Railway owns the only six MK50-3’s built, and these together with five ex-Australian SD50S’s drag 15,000 ton coal trains up the 2.4% grade to Soldier Summit.
The world’s largest rail yard. Take a tour of the yard, the diesel shop and the see the yard in action. Available in DVD, Blu-ray or new Double Disc (Blu-ray and DVD in one case).
This is the Union Pacific’s busy former Southern Pacific ‘sunset Route” across Arizona.
The busiest piece of freight railroad in the world in the driving snow of Winter Storm Q – and the perfect weather of the following days.
Follow Montana Rail Link’s Gas Job with an SD45 and SD40-2 over Evaro Hill and the 4th Sub and then chase the Paradise Local down the 10th Sub with two geeps.
Tehachapi Loop: One of the 7 Railroad Wonders of the World, a National Historic Civil Engineering Landmark, and a railfan favorite.
Here are the railroad hot spots in northeast Great Britain.
This is one of the greatest rail crossroads in the United States. Even with mergers and abandoned lines the city hosts an impressive number of railroads.
The railway is the lifeline of the villages it serves, with little road access, virtually everything must travel by train. We visit at a beautiful time of the year when the local fauna is in bright yellow bloom.
Paton’s Country Railway operates the second oldest narrow gauge Beyer-Garratt locomotive in service in the world, #55 is a 2-6-0 0-6-2.
Narrow Gauge steam action, including a Beyer Garratt, and a german tank engine – all in South Africa.
Fantastic big steam action – on narrow gauge rails – at Friends of the Rail, with a 15F, 19D and a 24 in action.
The Dallas and Fort Worth area, collectively called the Metroplex, one of the largest urban areas in the country. And has the rail traffic you expect! See it here!
The RH&D is a 15″ gauge, 1/3 scale, 13.5 mile light steam railway in Kent, England. The railway is not a toy, hauling school children as well as tourists!
Norfolk Southern’s CNO&TP line between Cincinnati and Chattanooga was so famous in steam days for its many tight tunnels, it came to be called the “Rathole”.
We’ll see trains (BNSF primarily, but other railroads too) along with the neon, abandoned gas stations, tourist traps and restored depots of Route 66. 2 DVD Set.
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