Uploaded July 2026 | Updated September 2026, 1 day ago
All of these shots were filmed on 7-9-26, except for the Galloping Goose, which was filmed back in 9-6-19.
If anyone hasn’t seen my 2019 coverage of my very first video taken at Knott’s, then here you go: youtu.be/xzPslGgvjEo?si=fnl9EDN3IEmUqXtS
**This was posted roughly 2 years after I started my channel, which still had he name T-128 Productions, before I changed it to my current one.**
So yeah, it’s 2026 and we just got finished celebrating America’s big 250th birthday, and a few days later my uncle and his son (my cousin) and we went about on several rides starting with the Ghostrider (which terrified me so much I could no longer talk) then we did a bit of gold panning (my cousin and I got roughly the same amount of real 22 karat gold) and went on some more rides like the Silver Bullet and the Sierra Sidewinder, which left me with a massive headache. Lack of hydration I guess. Then my mom and I went on the Ghost Town & Calico Railroad, which had former Rio Grande Southern No.41 in the lead, while my uncle and my cousin went on the Hang Time and Supreme Scream, which I wouldn’t even last a minute on those things, sadly.
As for the old locomotive, one of two that would pull the trains around the park, former RGS 41 did the honors for the day’s run. As for the other one, former Denver and Rio Grande Western (D&RGW) No.340, which recently came back from her brief visit on the Durango and Silverton in Colorado, she was stored in the shed at the time of filming. She’s in operating condition also, but usually they would choose either the 340 or the 41 to pull the train, and sometimes doubleheader on the same train, but very rarely. As for the Galloping Goose? Once again, she’s put on display along with the Edna, a parlor car put on the siding next to the Ghost Town depot.
In the end, we had to head back home after a long, fun-filled day here at the park. A few more rides later, including the Timber Mountain log flume ride (very similar to Disney’s Splash Mountain so don’t get those two mixed up) and another one at the rapids, and a couple of live concerts later, we were getting really tired. Not to mention I also got plenty of footage of the 41 in action, which I never had on my channel before (other than her tender from my 2019 video). Now if only we got ourselves some boysenberry coffee and lemonade before we left. Oh well, we still have our hands full with everything else anyway. We didn’t get to go see the Independence Hall replica either, but at least we know it’s still there. If only Farrell’s and Johnny Rockets were still here. Let’s not forget both the Boomerang and RipTides, which both of those rides were replaced with Hang Time, and both were truly underrated. Still a great place to have fun. Knott’s for the win! So until next time, it’s time for me to keep ‘em rollin!'
© 2026 Fast Freight Productions
All of these shots were filmed on 7-9-26, except for the Galloping Goose, which was filmed back in 9-6-19.
If anyone hasn’t seen my 2019 coverage of my very first video taken at Knott’s, then here you go: youtu.be/xzPslGgvjEo?si=fnl9EDN3IEmUqXtS
**This was posted roughly 2 years after I started my channel, which still had he name T-128 Productions, before I changed it to my current one.**
So yeah, it’s 2026 and we just got finished celebrating America’s big 250th birthday, and a few days later my uncle and his son (my cousin) and we went about on several rides starting with the Ghostrider (which terrified me so much I could no longer talk) then we did a bit of gold panning (my cousin and I got roughly the same amount of real 22 karat gold) and went on some more rides like the Silver Bullet and the Sierra Sidewinder, which left me with a massive headache. Lack of hydration I guess. Then my mom and I went on the Ghost Town & Calico Railroad, which had former Rio Grande Southern No.41 in the lead, while my uncle and my cousin went on the Hang Time and Supreme Scream, which I wouldn’t even last a minute on those things, sadly.
As for the old locomotive, one of two that would pull the trains around the park, former RGS 41 did the honors for the day’s run. As for the other one, former Denver and Rio Grande Western (D&RGW) No.340, which recently came back from her brief visit on the Durango and Silverton in Colorado, she was stored in the shed at the time of filming. She’s in operating condition also, but usually they would choose either the 340 or the 41 to pull the train, and sometimes doubleheader on the same train, but very rarely. As for the Galloping Goose? Once again, she’s put on display along with the Edna, a parlor car put on the siding next to the Ghost Town depot.
In the end, we had to head back home after a long, fun-filled day here at the park. A few more rides later, including the Timber Mountain log flume ride (very similar to Disney’s Splash Mountain so don’t get those two mixed up) and another one at the rapids, and a couple of live concerts later, we were getting really tired. Not to mention I also got plenty of footage of the 41 in action, which I never had on my channel before (other than her tender from my 2019 video). Now if only we got ourselves some boysenberry coffee and lemonade before we left. Oh well, we still have our hands full with everything else anyway. We didn’t get to go see the Independence Hall replica either, but at least we know it’s still there. If only Farrell’s and Johnny Rockets were still here. Let’s not forget both the Boomerang and RipTides, which both of those rides were replaced with Hang Time, and both were truly underrated. Still a great place to have fun. Knott’s for the win! So until next time, it’s time for me to keep ‘em rollin!'
© 2026 Fast Freight Productions

![[Trainz 2022] Larrys Predicament in Donner Pass - An FBL Short
Happy Thanksgiving Day everyone! Now before you guys say anything, no I wont be making the entire episode of Episode 8 of The Full Bucketniers Episode 8. Dont ask me why, but I only wanted to recreate a flashback sequence where Luke leaves a remark of larry, SP AC-4 #4100, getting caught in an avalanche in Donner Pass. Of course this isnt really Donner Pass (since I cant find that route anywhere) but I had to use a substitute route, Rollins Pass, which was very similar in a way except its much smaller. The cab forward model is private and so is the business car I have included in this video. Also, I cant confirm if it really was march 1927 when Larry got trapped. Ill let you (the viewer) to decide if this seems right. I have also managed to use some sound effects for the avalanche itself, so that I dont have to keep using the thunder clap sound effect for this short.
This video is intened to be a short as it shall remain for the rest of eternity.
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![[Trainz 2019] Cajon Railz Ep 2 “Unauthorized Shipment” Remake
Well folks, I have said that this episode would be remade someday, and today is that day! Will Chuck be able to complete his delivery, or will Smokey be able to stop him no matter what it takes? You will find out in this remake! Enjoy!
Original Videos:
Part 1: https://youtu.be/LCKipz2-dyk?si=2zSolrrG_UuH5Mpq
Part 2: https://youtu.be/tzisfa7YgVg?si=v-ac3Iy6cmOundUA
Of course, some songs had to be changed in order to avoid any possible copyright problems, as well as to make the crash scene even more suspenseful than the original, which was intended to be in a comedic way. Of course, I have decided to give new voices to a few characters, which I had to use 15.dev (a supposed reincarcerated version of 15.ai?) which I had to use Dr Whooves and Braeburn’s voices (used for the BN SD40-2, and BNSF SD40-2 respectively) which I am too lazy to voice them myself. Lol
In the original, the route Chuck (UP #844) was supposed to take got me spinning like a top while I was remaking this. Was he supposed to travel to West Colton, or was he supposed to go to Mojave Yard? Also there wasn’t really a Tehachapi Yard, but rather a siding for any train to cool their bearings before they leave for the famous Tehachapi Loop. Apart from confusing myself, this was juat as fun of a remake as it was when I remade ep 1 of this series.
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![[Trainz 2019] Cajon Railz Ep 4 “Larry’s Big Break Remake
Merry Christmas everyone! 2025 has been one very hectic year, and what better way to celebrate Christmas with another remake of another Cajon Railz episode? The side shorts SCL3618 also made like Cliched Casting and that other one with the Ferrari F40 and several other shorts don’t exactly count as episodes, but I am still planning on making them in the future. Anyways, this is it! Enjoy the last Cajon Railz episode remake of 2025!
Original Video: https://youtu.be/FpJVu621YKY?si=rB0obM50oQfRFauI
Sorry I wasn’t able to make Part 1 of this episode since it is no longer available for viewing. It could either be that it was on Tidewater312’s channel before the videos disappeared, or because of numerous copyright claims they might’ve been taken down. So Part 2 will be the only thing you guys are gonna get I’m afraid. Gotta admit though, this was very fun to make nonetheless.
Also if you were expecting me to use Trans-Siberian Orchestra’s “Christmas Eve Sarajevo 12/24,” or Mannheim Steamroller’s “Carol Of The Bells,” as well as Johnny Mathis’ “It’s The Most Wonderful Time Of The Year,” too bad. Perhaps I’ll save these songs for another time. Maybe next year.
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