Trains on the Montana Rail Link
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A system-wide look at the Montana Rail Link railroad in action. Includes a nice system map and roster.

The Lake State Railway Company is an all Alco powered railroad that operates on 275 miles of ex-D&M trackage in northeastern Michigan. The exciting LSRC action includes yard switching, road freights, locals, rock trains, freights, and transfers. The Alco diesel models include: S1, RS2U, RS11, RS3M, C420, HR412, M420, and C425M. The diesels are also…

Here is an incredible volume of trains, variety and colors. See the trains in Tokyo, Shinagawa, Shinjuku, Yono, Kawasaki and Ueno. And see the Shinkansen, the bullet trains.

Mt. Shasta area rails have it all: High tech modern diesels, older second hand diesels and even a steam excursion.

Ride Via’s famed flagship train #1, “The Canadian” west from Edmonton through Canada’s magnificent Rocky Mountains via Yellowhead Pass.

See a wide variety of maroon, gray and yellow diesels pull a variety of trains through the Ohio countryside.

It’s like looking at recent aviation history! Shot in 2000, we see now fallen flags, older paint schemes, aircraft no longer in service.

Willard, Ohio is a busy CSX yard on the former B&O mainline across Ohio. We spent two full days at Willard to bring you lots of color and action.

We head into BNSF’s Gallup Sub, from Winslow, Arizona to Belen, New Mexico.

Steam locomotives doing what they were designed to do… in regular service.

Ride the flightdeck of not 1, but 2, Lockheed Constellations! Start with an explanation of the engineers panel, then we see startup, taxiing and take off from both inside the aircraft and airside.

We set off in October, 2004, to look for what’s left of the WC after the CN takeover, and this is what we found.

Colorful and with some very strange (to Westerners!) paint schemes – the trains of Beijing China are frequent and varied! So much that is takes two discs.

We begin our look at the trains of Amsterdam, in the Netherlands, at the central station, with electric loco hauled passenger trains, and MU’s, and the light rail near the station.

Lake Hood, next to Anchorage International in Alaska is the busiest float plane harbor in the world! We take off from there in a Dehavilland Beaver and fly off to Katmai National park to see the bears.

We begin in Cheyenne as 8444 has received its original number 844 (a UP diesel was retired, freeing up the number 844) and is set for a July 1989 outing.

See a variety of locomotives in action in this program, from big mainline double-headed power to small tourist railroad steam – all over the western USA.

Watch 611 work hard on the steep grades including Erlanger Hill in Northern Kentucky, plus the grades at Batavia, Peebles, and Seaman on the Cincinnati to Portsmouth Line.

Modern revenue freight trains – pulled by vintage steam! This was when Norfolk Southern’s steam program was running at full steam. See 2-6-6-4 N&W #1218, 4-8-4 N&W Class J #611, 2-8-2 NKP #587 and 4-6-2 L&N #152 – at the head of modern freights!

A steam lover’s dream! With four steam locomotives making mainline appearances! Volume Two.

Experience the excitement of 4-8-4 Class J #611 and 2-6-6-4 #1218 on former Norfolk and Western trackage once more. Volume One.

This is the story of nature’s bitter legacy of snow on the mountain each winter season and the Union Pacific’s annual effort to keep a green light burning on the mainline.

The railroad industry has had to conquer and contend with mother nature in many aspects since its inception…but the recurring battle with snow, ice, and cold is one of its most photogenic.

This is the PRR in its namesake state from 1952 to 1967. Mainline and branch line steam and diesel action on the Middle division, the Buffalo Line, the Shamokin and Schuylkill Valley coal branches, and more. Steam and Diesel action.

Scenes of The P Company from Columbus, Ohio east to the New York City area from 1952 to 1966. We’ll see steam, diesel and electric!
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