Model Railroad Technology, 3D Printing Basics
$14.95On this DVD, learn how to draw your own 3D-printing projects using free software, and then either print them through a third party or on your own machine.
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On this DVD, learn how to draw your own 3D-printing projects using free software, and then either print them through a third party or on your own machine.
Exclusively from Trains Magazine, this DVD follows the amazing history of Skookum – the Lazarus steam locomotive with a compelling backstory and restoration.
SPECIAL EDITION: Features the original 2 hour show PLUS a 30 minute bonus show, “From the Cutting Room Floor”. Big Boy 4014 is now the world’s largest and most powerful operating steam locomotive at 1.2 million pounds and 7,000 horsepower. See historical footage of Big Boys, including 4014 in the 1950s, and new footage from May 2019, complete with interviews from people who were there. Great pacing scenes!
4014 is the largest operational steam locomotive in the world. The now famous Big Boy class of 4-8-8-4’s were world-renowned, and folks came from around the world to see this one operating for the first time in nearly 60 years. This video record features the run from Cheyenne to Ogden. We begin with the first…
For decades it was only a dream: to see one of Union Pacific’s massive 4-8-8-4 “Big Boy” locomotives under steam again. Incredibly, though, #4014 is thundering down the mainline once again!
Big Boy 4014 is now the world’s largest and most powerful operating steam locomotive at 1.2 million pounds and 7,000 horsepower. See historical footage of Big Boys, including 4014 in the 1950s, and new footage from May 2019, complete with interviews from people who were there. Great pacing scenes!
Big Boy 4014, the largest operating steam locomotive on earth, takes to the main under its own power. Beautiful scenery and great actions shots.
This DVD takes you through the history, restoration, and the May 2019 inaugural runs of Union Pacific Big Boy 4-8-8-4 No. 4014. Features an exclusive cab ride. DVD only.
These five films, from the Santa Fe, Norfolk & Western, Rock Island and the American Association of Railroads are fun looks back into the times and trains of the 1950s. Digitally remastered and color corrected by Pentrex.
The former Santa Fe Needles Sub is now part of the BNSF Southern Transcon, slicing through the Mojave Desert.
The rugged, two-railroad beauty of Canada’s Fraser Canyon. Pentrex is re-releasing this as a remastered “Pentrex Classic Presentation”. This is an early Pentrex show, but is still an excellent watch!
In the San Juan Mountains one can leave the 21st Century behind on a steam powered time machine: the Cumbres & Toltec Scenic Railroad.
From 844 to 8444 and back again! This is the story of the steamer never to be retired. Remastered. Updated with 2016 footage! Originally filmed in high definition with broadcast movie equipment, we can offer this in DVD and Blu-ray!
This program focuses on railroads in the east of the Commonwealth of Virginia, featuring the CSX RF&P Sub, which runs north from Richmond, through Doswell, where it crosses the Buckingham Branch, Fredericksburg, Leeland, Neabsco and Alexandria, o cross the Potomac River into Washington D.C.. We begin on the Norfolk Southern Washington District at Manassas and…
The historic Cumberland Sub, from Cumberland to Harpers Ferry.
This series provides an in depth look at Erie-Lackawanna Railroad operations in both pre and post merger, including mainline, secondary and branch line coverage.
These are films from the 1940s,’50s and 60s, all color, showing scenes of the Rio Grande that have long since disappeared.
See the replicas of the two locomotives that met 150 years ago at Promontory Point, and the Steam Driven Man that made it possible! Two shows on one DVD, plus a RailfanDepot exclusive, a CD with PDFs of the engineering documents.
The former SP Cascade Sub winds through a steep mountain pass that can frustrate UP’s elite team of snow fighters!
A Rainy Day in Mount Vernon, Western Pacific units in Salem, a visit to the Paducah and Louisville engine house with some rare power, and an evening at Lenox Tower in Mitchell, Illinois. Six ‘shorts” included.
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