Canadian Pacific #2816 - The Empress Through Dixie Arkansas Locomotive Works 2024-06-09 | It's been roughly 8 years since we chased a steam locomotive on a Class 1 railroad, being Union Pacific #844. However, when Canadian Pacific Kansas City announced they would operate their famed steam locomotive, Canadian Pacific H1b 4-6-4 Hudson #2816 from their home base of Calgary, Alberta, to Mexico City, Mexico, we knew we had to set out to see the "Empress" in action. We set out for the Louisiana/Arkansas/Texas tri-state area to photograph and document the locomotive as she made her way through the deep South. Over the course of three days, we had a fantastic time with our friends and other railfans capturing #2816 and its train as many times as possible with the blistering heat and brutal humidity. Please enjoy our production of chasing Canadian Pacific #2816 through Dixie!Special thanks to Steven Olszweski for providing narration.Check out my friends who also joined us for this amazing journey!@GlorietaSubProductions @some_train_guy @TyTytheTrainGuy @MP339RV Chapters:0:00 - Introduction1:15 - Ravanna, Arkansas2:21 - Display event in Shreveport, Louisiana3:36 - History4:48 - Shreveport Display Event5:17 - 75th Street in Shreveport6:18 - Holly7:00 - Mansfield7:18 - Benson8:04 - Fisher9:18 - Anacoco10:03 - DeRidder11:03 - DeQuincy12:35 - Mauriceville, Texas13:24 - China14:06 - Devers14:53 - Ames15:23 - Spindle Top16:00 - Houston16:46 - CreditsCopyright 2024, Jack Fellure.Any sort of reproduction or reuse of this footage without permission will have consequences for those who decide to not abide by this request. I take a lot of time money, and effort into these, and I would appreciate it if you respect what I request.
Steam Locomotives Working Hard Arkansas Locomotive Works 2024-06-06 | Steam locomotives always face challenges on their journies, most of which are hills and grades. Even just a 1% grade, meaning the track rises one foot for every 100 feet of distance, can still pose a challenge to any locomotive and crew. In most cases, the engineer has to open up the throttle more than usual and that can make quite a show. I've encountered many locomotives in my days of photographing them, most of which put on quite a show. So please enjoy this compilation I put together of my favorite encounters of locomotives and crew showing off what they can do.Chapters:0:00 - Reading & Northern #425 1:37 - Southern Pine Lumber #28 3:04 - Central Railroad of New Jersey #113 3:43 - Cumbres & Toltec #4874:59 - Durango & Silverton #476 6:46 - Southern #45017:51 - Cumbres & Toltec #4899:46 - Durango & Silverton #48210:41 - Eureka & Palisade #4 w/ Carson & Tahoe Lumber & Fluming #111:06 - Reading & Northern #210212:44 - Cumbres & Toltec #48414:24 - Durango & Silverton #473 15:42 - Western Maryland Scenic #130916:27 - Durango & Silverton #480 18:02 - Denver & Rio Grande Western #315 w/ Cumbres & Toltec #484 19:30 - Grand Canyon Railway #4960 20:03 - Durango & Silverton #48121:47 - Canadian Pacific #281622:22 - Cumbres & Toltec #46323:45 - Dollywood #7024:04 - Cumbres & Toltec #48825:50 - Strasburg #8926:13 - Durango & Silverton #493Copyright 2024, Jack Fellure.Any sort of reproduction or reuse of this footage without permission will have consequences for those who decide to not abide by this request. I take a lot of time money, and effort into these, and I would appreciate it if you respect what I request.
Cumbres & Toltec #488 - Breaking in the Season Arkansas Locomotive Works 2024-05-27 | Memorial Day weekend is usually when the Cumbres & Toltec Scenic Railroad opens to the public and operates from then until October running daily except Mondays. However, there are some exceptions. The railroad needs to move equipment from one side to the other to be properly prepared for the onslaught of people wishing to ride this beautiful railroad as all of the serviceable passenger cars are kept in Antonito, Colorado for the winter for repairs and storage. Photographers and other guests were invited by the railroad and their PR team to join the passenger car move from Antonito to Chama, NM with a few stops for runbys on the way. At 9:00 sharp we set out and it was off to Chama. It was a windy and chilly day but regardless a lot of fun to finally experience this ride for myself (yes this is my first time riding on the railroad). It was an honor to be a part of this and I thank the railroad for inviting me out to join along for the ride. Enjoy the video!Chapters:0:00 - Intro0:13 - Preparations in Antonito4:00 - Lava Tank4:49 - Whiplash Curve5:09 - Sublette5:29 - Toltec5:42 - Rock Tunnel6:18 - Garfield Monument6:27 - Osier8:00 - Cascade Trestle9:10 - Los Pinos10:58 - Milepost 32911:04 - Tanglefoot Curve11:16 - Cumbres11:31 - Cresco11:53 - Chama12:37 - CreditsCheck out my friends who were also here!@GlorietaSubProductions @YardLimit Copyright 2024, Jack Fellure.Any sort of reproduction or reuse of this footage without permission will have consequences for those who decide to not abide by this request. I take a lot of time money, and effort into these, and I would appreciate it if you respect what I request.
Santa Fe #2926 - Out and About Again Arkansas Locomotive Works 2024-05-18 | On May 4th, 2024, New Mexico Heritage Rail once again brought out their massive steam locomotive, former Atchison Topeka & Santa Fe #2926, for another publicity stunt running from their restoration site on 8th Street in Albuquerque, NM up to the Tractor Brewery on 4th Street, offering cab tours and souvenirs to any visitors. After about 4 hours the big Northern slowly moved back to its restoration site. This is the first of several outings the society plans to do other events and outings with the behemoth of a locomotive promoting their cause and hopefully gaining state government support for funding to cover costs for actual mainline trips.Check out my friends who joined me on this fantastic journey!@GlorietaSubProductions @YardLimit Copyright 2024, Jack Fellure.Any sort of reproduction or reuse of this footage without permission will have consequences for those who decide to not abide by this request. I take a lot of time money, and effort into these, and I would appreciate it if you respect what I request.
Grand Canyon Railway #4960 - Canyons Wind and Steam Arkansas Locomotive Works 2024-03-07 | For thousands of years, the Grand Canyon has always been an important landmark to people. Originally as the homes and religious sites for Native American tribes, and currently one of the most popular tourist attractions in the United States. Ever since it was officially made a National Park in 1919, the Grand Canyon has attracted millions yearly ever since. There have been many ways to get to the canyon, horseback, walking, and more recently, by road. However, there has been one mode of transportation that has been celebrated for over 120 years now, the railroad. When the Atchison Topeka & Santa Fe completed a branch line from Williams, AZ to the South Rim of the Canyon in 1901, it was almost exclusively for passenger service for tourists wishing to see the canyon. Nowadays, since 1989, the Grand Canyon Railway has been hauling passengers to and from the canyon year-round, mostly with MLW FPA4s or EMD F40PHs being used as motive power. However, the railroad also operates their steam locomotive on select Saturdays during the peak season. Primarily using former Chicago Burlington & Quincy O1a 2-8-2 Mikado #4960 as motive power for their steam excursions. We visited the railroad in early March of 2024 to document the first run of steam in the 2024 season. It was cold and windy most of the time but nevertheless, we had a fantastic time with our friends and with #4960 putting on a spectacular show of power and steam. We hope you enjoy our coverage of Grand Canyon Railway #4960 working hard in the Arizona desert!Chapters:0:00 - Intro0:18 - Williams Preparations2:09 - Williams Depot3:05 - Departing Williams4:15 - Red Lake4:55 - Quivero5:41 - Coconino Canyon6:26 - Grand Canyon South Rim10:36 - Departing South Rim11:57 - Quivero13:21 - Red Lake14:16 - Williams16:04 - Williams Wye19:07 - CreditsCheck out my friends who joined me on this fantastic journey!@RailFoxMedia @YardLimit Copyright 2024, Jack Fellure.Any sort of reproduction or reuse of this footage without permission will have consequences for those who decide to not abide by this request. I take a lot of time money, and effort into these, and I would appreciate it if you respect what I request.
Train Horn / Whistle Compilation 20 Arkansas Locomotive Works 2024-03-05 | Here's the twentieth installment of Train Horn / Whistle Compilation, pretty wild to think this is the 20th installment of this series. I appreciate the folks who've been sticking around with this series for the past 8 years now. These are documented between September and October of 2023. I apologize if the majority of it is of the D&RGW narrow gauge, as I spent a lot of time there in October. I hope all of you enjoy it. These were shot in New Mexico and Colorado.Locomotives featured, and their horn or whistle.SFS #93 - Leslie S3LSFS #562 - Two chime hornAT&SF #2926 - ATSF LFM 540 6 ChimeTruck hornC&TS #484 - DT&I 5 ChimeD&RGW #315 - NP 5 ChimeC&TS #463 - D&RGW HooterC&TS #488 - Nathan 5 ChimeD&SNGRR #473 - CB&Q 3 ChimeD&SNGRR #476 - Lunkenheimer 3 ChimeD&SNGRR #107 - Nathan K5LACopyright 2024, Jack Fellure.Any sort of reproduction or reuse of this footage without permission will have consequences for those who decide to not abide by this request. I take a lot of time money, and effort into these, and I would appreciate it if you respect what I request.
Trackside Sounds - Chama to Cumbres Arkansas Locomotive Works 2024-01-08 | This has been a side project in the back of my head for a few years now. Essentially this is almost the same as a regular Cumbres & Toltec video, instead, it is all audio, with the only visuals giving the viewer an idea of what location the current audio is being played at. This document the K-36 locomotives of the Cumbres & Toltec operating from Chama, New Mexico up the grueling 4% grade to Cumbres Pass, Colorado. This is most likely the beginning of other videos in this style, primarily of the D&RGW narrow gauge but some others as well. This took inspiration from Semaphore Records' "Ghost Whistles at Cass".Chapters:0:00 - 10-minute whistle warning0:21 - Departing Chama1:40 - Juke's Tree2:31 - Highway #17 Grade Crossing3:30 - Milepost 3424:14 - Lake Lobato5:11 - Lobato6:07 - Dalton6:59 - Highway #17 Grade Crossing7:58 - Cresco Siding8:51 - Cresco Tank10:01 - Coxo10:59 - Windy Point12:52 - Cumbres PassCopyright 2024, Jack Fellure.Any sort of reproduction or reuse of this footage without permission will have consequences for those who decide to not abide by this request. I take a lot of time money, and effort into these, and I would appreciate it if you respect what I request.
Arkansas Locomotive Works - The Best of 2023 Arkansas Locomotive Works 2024-01-01 | It's that time of the year again and time for yet another "best of" video for y'all to enjoy. First and foremost, I would like to thank everyone who subscribed and helped me reach 10,000 subscribers, that's an amazing feat and I'm happy 10,000 of y'all decided to enjoy my content more in-depth. To focus more on 2023, we visited the Rio Grande Narrow Gauge, witnessed history with Santa Fe #2926, and had our usual visits to the east coast. Thank you to all of my friends that I got to visit and hang out with this year, all of you really made this year for me. We're looking forward to what's in store for us in 2024.Check out my friends I got to hang out with!@PennsyPro @BlaxlandRidge3 @geepstudios8688 @Shortline819 @2026_Productions @TheBigBananaRailfan @CameraManRailFan @some_train_guy @Big_Diehl @tyestrains @dakdillonphotography @BrodieProductions412 Instagram: instagram.com/arkansas_locomotive_worksCopyright 2023, Jack Fellure.Any sort of reproduction or reuse of this footage without permission will have consequences for those who decide to not abide by this request. I take a lot of time money, and effort into these, and I would appreciate it if you respect what I request.
Sky Railway - Flying High with a Dragon Arkansas Locomotive Works 2023-11-30 | Since 2021, the Sky Railway of Santa Fe, New Mexico has been slowly, but surely, growing in popularity as a tourist destination for the Santa Fe area. Originally known as the Santa Fe Southern, and it still bears the SFS reporting marks, this tiny railroad has been treating thousands to a classic train ride with a small twist. George R.R. Martin, the original author of the popular television show, Game of Thrones, purchased the railroad after it had previously gone out of business and had a complete and total revision of the railroad. The motive power and rolling stock were repainted with an unconventional dragon-themed paint scheme for a different aesthetic to attract more tourists. Most railfans aren't the biggest fan of it, however, the tourists love it, and it's been one of Santa Fe's more popular attractions in recent years. I spent a cloudy September day on the railroad getting as many shots as I could since it was my first time chasing. Had a great time with the friendly crew and hope to come back soon!Instagram: instagram.com/arkansas_locomotive_worksCopyright 2023, Jack Fellure.Any sort of reproduction or reuse of this footage without permission will have consequences for those who decide to not abide by this request. I take a lot of time money, and effort into these, and I would appreciate it if you respect what I request.
Durango & Silverton Snippet - ALCo and a K-37 Teaming Up Arkansas Locomotive Works 2023-11-11 | During the K-28 100th Anniversary Photo Charter, the Durango & Silverton Narrow Gauge Railroad still had a train to operate to Silverton. On both days of the charter, former White Pass & Yukon DL-535E #107 and K-37 #493 were in charge of the train. Since this was the only train to Silverton those days, the train was 15 cars long and most of the time completely booked, making it a slight challenge for one steam locomotive to operate this train. While it's unconventional, it was still pretty cool seeing an old ALCo working with an even older steam locomotive to get where they needed to go to.Copyright 2023, Jack Fellure.Any sort of reproduction or reuse of this footage without permission will have consequences for those who decide to not abide by this request. I take a lot of time money, and effort into these, and I would appreciate it if you respect what I request.
Durango & Silverton Narrow Gauge - Centennial Along the Animas Arkansas Locomotive Works 2023-11-10 | On October 2nd, 1923, newly built 140 class locomotive #473 of the Denver & Rio Grande made its first run out of Salida to Sargents, Colorado, marking the first time this class of locomotives ever operated. Later reclassified as K-28 locomotives when the Denver & Rio Grande was reorganized as the Denver & Rio Grande Western. The K-28s served the railroad with pride for about 20 years until 7 of the class were shipped off to Alaska to help with the war effort and never returned to home rails. The survivors, #473, #476, and #478, continued service mainly on the Silverton Branch. Even when the D&RGW sold the Silverton Branch and its equipment to Charles Bradshaw to create the Durango & Silverton Narrow Gauge Railroad, the legacy was still carried on for the K-28s as there has always been at least one operating every season the railroad operates. Fast-forward to 2023 and the locomotives are now celebrating their highly anticipated Centennial of being constructed. To commemorate this once-in-a-lifetime occasion, the Durango & Silverton announced a series of special photo charters specifically with K-28s being the centerpiece of the charters. The charter in this video was the third and final charter of the year, making it the most anticipated. The plan was to have locomotives #473 and #476 haul a mixed freight/passenger train with one of the locomotives acting as a mid-train helper. This was the first time since 1958 that a train had been operated like this on the Silverton Branch, making this a very rare and highly anticipated occasion for everyone attending the charter. The beautiful autumn colors mixed very well with the hard-working steam locomotives. The crews and organizers did a spectacular job giving what we photographers wanted for this amazing occasion. A very special thanks goes out to the crew for doing such a fantastic job at recreating history. We hope you enjoy our coverage of the K-28 100th Anniversary Photo Special!Chapters:0:00 - Intro0:27 - Durango1:22 - 32nd Street2:12 - Home Ranch Siding2:49 - Pond Curve3:22 - Lockes Mountain Road4:23 - Shalona Lake5:08 - Elbert Creek6:20 - The Highline6:51 - Tacoma7:17 - Repeating Curves8:54 - Tank Creek9:25 - Cement Wall11:21 - Goblin Fire13:26 - Needle Creek Canyon16:07 - Elk Park Siding18:10 - Whitehead Gulch19:22 - Animas River Bridge20:33 - Westbound to Durango20:43 - Silverton23:45 - Colorado Trail25:53 - Elk Park Siding26:20 - Highball Alley27:41 - Goblin Fire29:32 - Tacoma30:22 - The Highline32:51 - Shalona Lake33:32 - Hermosa34:06 - Animas Valley34:42 - 15th Street35:07 - Durango36:14 - CreditsCheck out my friends who were also in attendance:@TheBigBananaRailfan @Big_Diehl @GlorietaSubProductions @tyestrains Instagram: instagram.com/arkansas_locomotive_worksCopyright 2023, Jack Fellure.Any sort of reproduction or reuse of this footage without permission will have consequences for those who decide to not abide by this request. I take a lot of time money, and effort into these, and I would appreciate it if you respect what I request.(I apologize for the last shots in Durango being out of focus, my camera lens was damaged, and didn't know at the time)
Cumbres & Toltec - Doubleheading Under the Eclipse Arkansas Locomotive Works 2023-10-22 | Autumn is the most popular time of the year for tourists to visit the Cumbres & Toltec Scenic Railroad. People from all over the world flock to the railroad to view some of the most beautiful autumn scenery in the world. October 14th, 2023, however, was a slightly different day. Earlier in the year, scientists announced an annular eclipse would pass over the Southwestern United States, and Chama, New Mexico, headquarters for the Cumbres & Toltec, would be in around the 90% area of the eclipse. People flocked to the railroad to see the eclipse from the train, with about 400 people purchasing tickets, making it the busiest day of the railroad for the 2023 season. This also meant two extra passenger coaches to accommodate the more than usual passenger numbers. With two added coaches, one standard Class K-36 2-8-2 Mikado could not withstand the weight due to the 4% out of Chama going uphill to Cumbres Pass. While K-36 #484 was good to go, it needed help. The only other locomotive serviceable in Chama was none other than D&RGW class C-18 2-8-0 Consolidation, #315. Originally of Florence & Cripple Creek heritage, #315 had recently performed a ferry move from Antonito to Chama for winter storage. #315 was left hot just in case, and now it was her time to shine. Teaming up with #484, the duo worked hard up the grueling 4% grade toward Cumbres Pass successfully without any incidents. At Cumbres, #315 cut off the consist, turned around on the wye, and went back to Chama, while #484 continued hauling the consist to Antonito on its own, was the rest of the journey was downhill. This was without a doubt the highlight of our trip to Cumbres & Toltec, as we've never seen the #315 battle up the 4%, so it was very exciting. We hope you enjoy our production of the Cumbres & Toltec doubleheading up Cumbres Pass.Chapters:0:00 - Intro0:12 - Chama4:30 - Juke's Tree5:13 - Milepost 3425:51 - Lake Lobato6:37 - Dalton7:29 - Highway #17 Grade Crossing8:21 - Coxo Phone Booth9:09 - Cumbres Pass10:44 - Dalton11:16 - Lake Lobato11:33 - Milepost 34212:23 - Highway #17 Grade Crossing12:55 - CreditsCheck out my friends who were also here:@TheBigBananaRailfan @GlorietaSubProductions Instagram: instagram.com/arkansas_locomotive_worksCopyright 2023, Jack Fellure.Any sort of reproduction or reuse of this footage without permission will have consequences for those who decide to not abide by this request. I take a lot of time money, and effort into these, and I would appreciate it if you respect what I request.
Cumbres & Toltec - Autumn on the San Juan Extension Arkansas Locomotive Works 2023-10-21 | For about 140 years, the San Juan Extension of the Denver & Rio Grande Western has always been a busy section of railroad. Originally built with the intention of mining silver in the area, turned into an oil boom, and later one of the most celebrated tourist railroads in the United States. The fall season is the most popular among tourists to visit the beloved Cumbres & Toltec Scenic Railroad. The foliage is among some of the most beautiful in the world, stretching for over 64 miles along the right-of-way between Chama, New Mexico, and Antonito, Colorado. This is our first of four videos coming soon of the D&RGW operating in the fall. We spent three days on the railroad chasing trains going up Cumbres Pass and as far as Los Pinos. It was a fantastic time documenting the native locomotives working hard up the hill. Mainly of K-36 #484, sporting a DT&I 5 Chime. We also got to see K-36 #488, with a Nathan 5 Chime, and K-27 #463 with a D&RGW Hooter, hustling their trains to the desired destination. We hope you enjoy this production of the Cumbres & Toltec Scenic Railroad operating in the fall!Chapters:0:00 - Intro0:23 - Preparations in Chama5:47 - Departing Chama6:41 - Rio Chama Bridge7:20 - Milepost 3427:52 - Milepost 3418:14 - Lake Lobato9:09 - Dalton9:39 - Highway #17 Grade Crossing10:23 - Cresco Siding11:17 - Milepost 33512:01 - Coxo12:39 - Windy Point13:52 - Milepost 32914:30 - Apache14:55 - Milepost 32615:29 - Los Pinos15:55 - Los Pinos Tank Waterstop17:18 - Los Pinos Bridge17:51 - Los Pinos Tank18:54 - Milepost 32619:25 - Milepost 32919:53 - Tanglefoot Curve21:15 - Cumbres Pass22:53 - Coxo23:33 - Perry's Pond23:54 - Cresco24:17 - Colorado-New Mexico State Line25:22 - Milepost 33725:54 - Highway #17 Grade Crossing26:30 - Dalton27:00 - Lake Lobato27:28 - Milepost 34127:50 - The Narrows28:21 - Chama Tank29:01 - Chama Coaling Tower29:34 - Chama Depot30:58 - Chama Wye Operations32:14 - CreditsCheck out my friends who were also here:@TheBigBananaRailfan @GlorietaSubProductions Instagram: instagram.com/arkansas_locomotive_worksCopyright 2023, Jack Fellure.Any sort of reproduction or reuse of this footage without permission will have consequences for those who decide to not abide by this request. I take a lot of time money, and effort into these, and I would appreciate it if you respect what I request.
10,000 Subscribers Appreciation! Arkansas Locomotive Works 2023-10-19 | The video says it all. Once again thank you for 10,000 subscribers! We'll have plenty of videos following up on this one.Music:Wat Dat DeeAudionautix - Dirt Road TravelerCopyright 2023, Jack Fellure.Any sort of reproduction or reuse of this footage without permission will have consequences for those who decide to not abide by this request. I take a lot of time money, and effort into these, and I would appreciate it if you respect what I request.
Santa Fe #2926 Returns to the Mainline Arkansas Locomotive Works 2023-10-03 | The weekend of September 30th, 2023 was a very special one for the folks at New Mexico Heritage Rail. The group was granted permission to perform a publicity run with their steam locomotive, former Atchison Topeka & Santa Fe 4-8-4 #2926, to the Albuquerque Railyards complex for two days of public display for the people of Albuquerque and beyond to view the massive locomotive and other pieces of equipment provided by BNSF and Amtrak. With at least thousands visiting the locomotive, really brings a very good message that the people want to see this thing in action. The main highlight without a doubt was the ferry moves #2926 performed to and from the Railyards Complex. #2926 had to travel about two and a half miles each way with hundreds of railfans and civilians alike trying to catch their glimpse of the massive 4-8-4. This marked the first time since 1953 that 2926 had operated on a mainline railroad. While it wasn't very long, it's just one step closer to mainline trips with this beast of an engine. We wish our best to the folks taking care of #2926.Check out my friends who were also in attendance!@GlorietaSubProductions @some_train_guy @Big_Diehl Instagram: instagram.com/arkansas_locomotive_worksCopyright 2023, Jack Fellure.Any sort of reproduction or reuse of this footage without permission will have consequences for those who decide to not abide by this request. I take a lot of time money, and effort into these, and I would appreciate it if you respect what I request.
Evolution of a Shot: Milepost 342 on the Cumbres & Toltec Arkansas Locomotive Works 2023-09-27 | I've been consistently visiting the Cumbres & Toltec Scenic Railroad for about five years now and I thought it would be fun to experiment with most of the shots I've done over the years at this railroad. Specifically at one spot, Milepost 342, commonly known as entering the famous "Narrows" area of the railroad. While I love to do different shots as much as I can on most railroads, it's hard not to go to classic spots I just love. Let me know what y'all think and I'll try to do more videos like this.Copyright 2023, Jack Fellure.Any sort of reproduction or reuse of this footage without permission will have consequences for those who decide to not abide by this request. I take a lot of time money, and effort into these, and I would appreciate it if you respect what I request.
Train Horn / Whistle Compilation 19 Arkansas Locomotive Works 2023-09-01 | Here is the 19th installment of Train Horn / Whistle Compilation with horns and whistles featured from May to August 2023. These were shot in New Mexico, Colorado, Tennessee, Pennsylvania, and Maryland.Locomotives featured and their horn/whistle.BNSF #4194 - Nathan K3LAD&RGW #315 - Northern Pacific 5 ChimeC&TS #488 - Nathan 5 ChimeC&TS #484 - DT&I 5 ChimeD&SNGRR #473 - D&RGW 3 ChimeD&SNGRR #476 - SP 6 ChimeD&SNGRR #482 - Crosby 3 ChimeD&SNGRR #493 - T&P 3 Chime ReplicaD&SNGRR #101 - Leslie S3LDollywood Express #70 - Crosby 3 ChimeStrasburg #89 - PRR 3 ChimeMARC #16 - Nathan K5LAMARC #18 - Nathan K5LACSX #117 - Nathan K5LAMARC #25 - Nathan K5LAMARC #35 - Nathan K5LACSX #3461 - Nathan K5HLD&SNGRR #480 - Short Reading 6 Chime
Durango & Silverton #473 - Narrow Gauge Blues to Rockwood Arkansas Locomotive Works 2023-08-30 | Three days out of the year, the folks who operate the Durango Blues Train host specially-themed trains on the Durango & Silverton. With food, drinks, and the highlight being the full bands of live music playing while the steam-powered train makes its way up from Durango to Rockwood and return. Locomotive #473 was put in charge of these trains for the year and put on a spectacular show for the railfans chasing her up the hill. With the locomotive working hard, the beautiful golden hour, and the very enthusiastic passengers on board, this was probably the most fun I've had on a chase on the D&S. Thanks to my friends who were also chasing with me!Chapters:0:00 - Intro0:17 - Rotary Park0:54 - Oxbow Park1:35 - Home Ranch Siding2:15 - Trimble2:50 - Hermosa3:46 - Milepost 4664:32 - Shalona5:28 - CreditsInstagram: instagram.com/arkansas_locomotive_worksCopyright 2023, Jack Fellure.Any sort of reproduction or reuse of this footage without permission will have consequences for those who decide to not abide by this request. I take a lot of time money, and effort into these, and I would appreciate it if you respect what I request.
Durango & Silverton #473 - Sport Model Centennial Arkansas Locomotive Works 2023-08-30 | In August 1923, ten powerful narrow gauge 2-8-2 Mikados rolled out of the erecting hall at the American Locomotive Works in Schenectady, New York. Originally classified as class 140s for the Denver & Rio Grande, and later as K-28 locomotives for the reorganized Denver & Rio Grande Western. Immediately upon delivery, these locomotives were put to work on the D&RGW. Flash-forward to today, three are still around, two operational, and still working hard on home rails for happy passengers of the Durango & Silverton Narrow Gauge Railroad. In 2023, these beautiful locomotives celebrate their 100th Anniversary of being built. To celebrate this momentous occasion, the D&S organized special events involving K-28s. The first one occurred in February with #476 on a what-if charter if the Silverton Train operated in the winter in the early 1970s, which you can view coverage of here youtu.be/nT1Q8rhkqto?si=lR2f8C9FsmOmzsLy . The second, which is covered in this video, was with #473 pulling a mixed train to Silverton and back with some photo-runbys offered for paying passengers. We had a fantastic time trackside with #473, and we're very exited to return once again for the final K-28 Centennial Event!Chapters:0:00 - Intro0:15 - Durango1:15 - 32nd Street1:54 - Home Ranch Siding2:09 - Trimble2:28 - Hermosa Meadows3:00 - Lockes Mountain Road3:36 - Milepost 4674:10 - Rockwood4:48 - Cataract Gulch5:22 - Silverton6:19 - Milepost 4707:38 - CreditsInstagram: instagram.com/arkansas_locomotive_worksCopyright 2023, Jack Fellure.Any sort of reproduction or reuse of this footage without permission will have consequences for those who decide to not abide by this request. I take a lot of time money, and effort into these, and I would appreciate it if you respect what I request.
Durango & Silverton Narrow Gauge Railroad - Dual Steam to Silverton Arkansas Locomotive Works 2023-08-30 | Since 2020, the Durango & Silverton Narrow Gauge Railroad has been operating steam-powered trains to Silverton at a very limited margarin due to the COVID-19 pandemic and fire concerns due to the devastating 416 wildfire in mid-summer 2018. Since then, only one steam-powered train had operated to Silverton on a regular schedule, as one of the steam-powered trains would be replaced with former White Pass & Yukon diesel locomotives. This all changed before the start of the Summer 2023 season. While initially, the railroad would continue that idea of running one steam-powered train to Silverton and one powered by diesel, the railroad had announced that not two, but three trains would be operating to Silverton during the late season. The second steam-powered train was added on August 14th, replacing the diesel motive power. The third steam-powered train will be added on September 1st and will continue until October 14th. During the weekend of August 26th-27th, 2023, we found ourselves out on the Durango & Silverton once again to film this fantastic operation. While initially, our visit was to document the Blues Train and K-28 100th Anniversary special, we still spent plenty of time documenting the regular trains. K-36 locomotives #480, sporting a custom-built short Reading 6 Chime, and #482, sporting a Crosby 3 Chime, both put on a fantastic show working hard with their daily trains. Special thanks to all the friends and crew I got to meet and hang out with!Chapters0:00 - Intro0:20 - Durango0:57 - 32nd Street1:35 - Oxbow Park2:03 - Event Park2:23 - Riverbend Ranch2:41 - Animas Valley2:57 - Trimble3:27 - Hermosa4:15 - Milepost 4644:46 - Milepost 4665:11 - Milepost 4676:03 - Shalona6:45 - Rockwood8:14 - Deer Park Creek8:54 - Detroit Mine9:26 - Silverton14:21 - Milepost 495.715:00 - Milepost 47015:59 - The Highline17:05 - Rockwood Cut18:15 - Milepost 46718:40 - Lockes Mountain Road19:18 - Hermosa19:52 - Trimble20:45 - Animas Valley21:02 - Home Ranch Siding21:24 - Oxbow Park21:49 - Main Ave22:48 - Durango Depot23:27 - CreditsInstagram: instagram.com/arkansas_locomotive_worksCopyright 2023, Jack Fellure.Any sort of reproduction or reuse of this footage without permission will have consequences for those who decide to not abide by this request. I take a lot of time money, and effort into these, and I would appreciate it if you respect what I request.
MARC and CSX on the B&O Arkansas Locomotive Works 2023-08-05 | During our visit to the East Coast this summer, we took some time with our friends to visit the towns of Point of Rocks and Brunswick, Maryland to capture and document the evening MARC commuter trains, and limited CSX freight traffic. While this is somewhat different from what we normally post on the channel, this was still a fun little outing I did with friends. I've always wanted to visit Point of Rocks for many years so I can mark that on the checklist.Special thanks to my friends who were also in attendance!@geepstudios8688 @BlaxlandRidge3 @2026_Productions @Shortline819 Chapters:0:00 - Point of Rocks3:57 - BrunswickInstagram: instagram.com/arkansas_locomotive_worksCopyright 2023, Jack Fellure.Any sort of reproduction or reuse of this footage without permission will have to bring consequences to those who decided to not abide by this request. I take a lot of time money, and effort into these, and I would appreciate it if you respect what I request.
Strasburg Railroad #89 - Canadian Heritage in Amish Arkansas Locomotive Works 2023-08-03 | The Strasburg Railroad of Strasburg, Pennsylvania has been one of America's most celebrated tourist railroads for well over 50 years now. Tourists and railfans alike flock to the railroad yearly, with approximately 300,000 people annually. With Lancaster County already being a hotspot for tourists, it's only natural for so many people to visit the railroad. We took the time to document the railroad's regularly scheduled operating hourly train from East Strasburg Station to Leman Place Junction, and back, on a beautiful July day. Locomotive #89 was in charge of trains that day. Originally of Grand Trunk and Canadian National heritage, the husky E10a Mogul worked gallantly as happy passengers enjoyed their ride through the Amish countryside. We had a fantastic time with friends and crew members while riding this historic railroad. We hope to come back for any special events the railroad has to offer.Special thanks to my friends who were also in attendance!@geepstudios8688 @BlaxlandRidge3 @2026_Productions @Shortline819 @EastPennRailfanProductions Apologies for the lack of trackside shots, we were on a tight schedule, and didn't go to plan mainly.Chapters:0:00 - Intro0:18 - East Strasburg Station1:21 - Fairview1:47 - Cherry Hill2:27 - Carpenter's3:34 - Leman Place Junction4:08 - Byler's4:17 - Carpenter's5:10 - Groff's Grove5:44 - Groundhog Cut5:53 - East Strasburg Station7:47 - CreditsInstagram: instagram.com/arkansas_locomotive_worksCopyright 2023, Jack Fellure.Any sort of reproduction or reuse of this footage without permission will have to bring consequences to those who decided to not abide by this request. I take a lot of time money, and effort into these, and I would appreciate it if you respect what I request.
Durango & Silverton Narrow Gauge Railroad - Through the San Juans Arkansas Locomotive Works 2023-07-06 | Since 1881, the Silverton Branch of the Denver & Rio Grande Western has been a consistently active railroad. Originally built for Silver mining operations, the railroad evolved over the years into one of the most beloved tourist railroads in the world. While the rest of the D&RGW narrow gauge was abandoned and torn up in the 1960s and 70s, excluding what is now the Cumbres & Toltec Scenic Railroad, the Silverton Branch was booming with activity. Many Hollywood movies had been filmed on the Silverton Branch and that boosted its popularity with tourists visiting from around the world, despite the D&RGW's constant efforts to abandon it. Finally, in 1981, Charles Bradshaw purchased the branch line and as many locomotives as possible, rebranding the line as the Durango & Silverton Narrow Gauge Railroad, and has been operating ever since. We visited the railroad twice during the 2023 summer season, with a mission to get as many shots, and the best shots possible of the double-headed powered steam trains to Silverton. With either K-28s #473, sporting a D&RGW 3 Chime, and #476, sporting a Southern Pacific 6 Chime, heading the train together or one of the K-28s with K-36 #482, sporting a Crosby 3 Chime, or K-37 #493, sporting a Texas & Pacific replica 3 Chime. The crews and locomotives put on a fantastic show making their way through the beautiful scenery of La Plata and San Juan counties. We would like to thank our friends @PennsyPro and @RailFoxMedia for visiting the railroad with us this year, along with members from @AmericanSteamRailroad who were also visiting the railroad. Without a doubt, we would like to thank all of the railroad employees who work hard every day to keep this amazing and historic railroad alive and well for generations to come. We hope you enjoy our production of the Durango & Silverton Narrow Gauge Railroad!Chapters0:00 - Intro0:17 - Durango4:18 - Rotary Park4:50 - 32nd Street5:18 - 36th Street6:01 - Oxbow Park6:26 - Event Park6:47 - Home Ranch7:26 - Riverbend Ranch7:52 - Animas Valley8:12 - Pond Curve8:50 - Trimble9:26 - Hermosa9:59 - Lockes Mountain Road10:43 - Milepost 46711:18 - Elbert Creek12:37 - Rockwood15:35 - The Highline16:11 - Tall Timber16:23 - Tank Creek16:34 - Deer Park Creek17:07 - Cataract Gulch18:11 - Milepost 495.718:55 - Mineral Creek19:27 - Silverton21:53 - Wye Operations26:45 - Silverton29:00 - Silverton Bridge29:57 - Onboard30:41 - Rockwood (Helper)31:23 - Overland Curve32:19 - The Highline34:54 - Rockwood35:41 - Lockes Mountain Road36:04 - Hermosa37:38 - Hermosa Meadows38:00 - Trimble38:34 - Pond Curve39:03 - Animas Valley39:25 - Riverbend Ranch39:55 - Home Ranch40:18 - Event Park40:51 - 32nd Street41:26 - 2nd Avenue41:43 - 15th Street42:38 - Durango45:15 - CreditsInstagram: instagram.com/arkansas_locomotive_worksCopyright 2023, Jack Fellure.Any sort of reproduction or reuse of this footage without permission will have to bring consequences to those who decided to not abide by this request. I take a lot of time money, and effort into these, and I would appreciate it if you respect what I request.
Durango & Silverton Narrow Gauge Railroad - Bound for Cascade Arkansas Locomotive Works 2023-07-04 | Deep within the San Juan Mountains lies one of the most beloved railroads in the United States, the Durango & Silverton Narrow Gauge Railroad. Since 1981, the Durango & Silverton has been hauling happy passengers from the prominent town of Durango, Colorado to the former mining hub at Silverton, Colorado. However, not all the trains go the entire 45 miles. The Cascade Canyon Express runs about halfway to Silverton to, you guessed it, Cascade Canyon. With beautiful scenery along the way, this is truly a must-do for anyone willing to enjoy the splendor of the San Juan Mountains. We spent four days on separate occasions at the Durango & Silverton, mainly focusing on the trains to Silverton, we still found some time to document the trains to Cascade, with either K-36 #482, sporting a Crosby 3 Chime, or K-37 #493, sporting a replica Texas & Pacific 3 chime, working hard up the steep grades of the Silverton Branch.Check out my friends who were also in attendance!@PennsyPro @RailFoxMedia Chapters:0:00 - Intro0:23 - Durango1:00 - 32nd Street1:31 - Home Ranch2:01 - Pond Curve2:25 - Hermosa Meadows2:54 - Hermosa3:27 - Lake Mountain Road4:03 - Lockes Mountain Road4:51 - Milepost 467.25:39 - Shalona Lake6:53 - CreditsInstagram: instagram.com/arkansas_locomotive_worksCopyright 2023, Jack Fellure.Any sort of reproduction or reuse of this footage without permission will have to bring consequences to those who decided to not abide by this request. I take a lot of time money, and effort into these, and I would appreciate it if you respect what I request.
Amtrak #161 Phase I Heritage Unit Slow Runby Arkansas Locomotive Works 2023-06-29 | After work today I was informed Amtrak #161, the newer Phase I heritage unit was leading Westbound #3 Southwest Chief. Sure enough it rolled up about 30 minutes behind schedule. The train was moving slow since they had a red signal ahead, but it turned yellow after they passed by me and they were ready to accelerate for the journey to LAUPT.
Denver & Rio Grande Western Steam Locomotives Arkansas Locomotive Works 2023-06-20 | For about 5 years now, I have been consistently capturing operational steam locomotives of the former Denver & Rio Grande Western, and just recently I have been able to capture the majority of the locomotives that operate (and operated) at both the Durango & Silverton and Cumbres & Toltec. To celebrate this I compiled together my favorite captures of each engine into one video. Enjoy!Instagram: instagram.com/arkansas_locomotive_worksCopyright 2023, Jack Fellure.Any sort of reproduction or reuse of this footage without permission will have to bring consequences to those who decided to not abide by this request. I take a lot of time money, and effort into these, and I would appreciate it if you respect what I request.
Dollywood Express #70 - Conqueror of the Smokies Arkansas Locomotive Works 2023-06-18 | Dollywood is one of Tennessee's greatest tourist attractions, with fun for anyone. High-speed roller coasters, live music, fantastic dining, and shopping. However, there is one attraction at the park that stands out the most to me, the Dollywood Express, the original attraction that was here before the name Dollywood existed. With veterans of the White Pass & Yukon route as motive power as the primary motive power for this small railroad, both locomotives #192 and #70 are up to the task of pulling loaded trains uphill with grades up to 6%. We were thrilled to see locomotive #70 in action during our brief visit to the park, and we hope you enjoy this short production on the Dollywood Express.Apologies for the footage being a little unstable and the lack of trackside shots, I was mainly there to visit the park, this was just something else to do while I was visiting.Instagram: instagram.com/arkansas_locomotive_worksCopyright 2023, Jack Fellure.Any sort of reproduction or reuse of this footage without permission will have to bring consequences to those who decided to not abide by this request. I take a lot of time money, and effort into these, and I would appreciate it if you respect what I request.
Cumbres & Toltec Scenic Railroad - Summer on the 4th Division Arkansas Locomotive Works 2023-06-13 | Nestled deep within the Rocky Mountains of Northern New Mexico and Southern Colorado, lies one of America's best tourist railroads, the Cumbres & Toltec Scenic Railroad. With 64 miles of beautiful scenery and a roster with several active steam locomotives, the C&TS is guaranteed to satisfy anyone from the typical tourist to the most dedicated railfans. We spent three days in early June capturing some of the first trains to operate in the Summer season as best as we could. With locomotives #488 and #484 being the primary motive power for this month, the locomotives and engineers got to show of their skills and power working up the steep grade of Cumbres Pass which has a maximum gradient of 4%. We would like to thank Nick Martin of @PennsyPro and his family for coming out to ride and chase the train with us, along with members of @AmericanSteamRailroad who also came out to enjoy this beautiful railroad. Of course many thanks to the hard-working employees and volunteers of the Cumbres & Toltec and the Friends of the Cumbres & Toltec for helping keep this railroad going and keeping history alive along the Denver & Rio Grande Western's 4th Division. We hope you enjoy this production of the Cumbres & Toltec Scenic Railroad.Chapters:0:00 - Intro0:16 - Chama4:35 - Departing Chama6:00 - Juke's Tree6:29 - Milepost 3427:06 - Mielspost 3417:41 - Lake Lobato8:43 - Lobato9:24 - Dalton10:02 - Highway #17 Grade Crossing10:58 - State-Line Curve11:45 - Cresco13:28 - Coxo15:19 - Windy Point15:49 - Milepost 32916:27 - Los Pinos19:54 - Milepost 32920:20 - Tanglefoot Curve22:09 - Cumbres Pass24:30 - Coxo25:53 - Cresco26:22 - S-Curve27:13 - Highway #17 Grade Crossing27:52 - Lake Lobato28:24 - Chama29:42 - CreditsInstagram: instagram.com/arkansas_locomotive_worksCopyright 2023, Jack Fellure.Any sort of reproduction or reuse of this footage without permission will have to bring consequences to those who decided to not abide by this request. I take a lot of time money, and effort into these, and I would appreciate it if you respect what I request.
Denver & Rio Grande Western #315 - Highball to Osier Arkansas Locomotive Works 2023-05-29 | Memorial Day weekend is always a busy one every year for the Cumbres & Toltec Scenic Railroad. This past weekend marked the opening weekend for the railroad for public passenger trains until mid-October. The railroad had two trains operating on both days of Memorial Day weekend. One departing Chama and running to Cumbres and return, and another departing Antonito running to Osier and return. We made our way up to the San Luis Valley to document the trains departing Antonito, as there was special motive power to be used for these trains. On the first day, D&RGW C-18 #315 was in charge of the train to Osier and back, and on the second, D&RG T-12 #168 would take command. Unfortunately, we were not able to document #168, more on that later. #315 was steamed up the previous day and was prepared to make her first public appearance in about two years, as crews recently made the finishing touches to its 1,472-day FRA-mandated rebuild. #315 departed on time and the chase was on. My vehicle had a rough time but managed to get through the very tough roads that followed the railroad. Once we captured the #315 departing Sublette, NM, I noticed my vehicle was leaking motor oil and had at one point struck an object on the road which caused a tear in the oil pan. We were lucky to make it back to Antonito to have things figured out and it's currently being worked on. Despite this, we still had a fantastic time chasing this beautiful locomotive on this amazing railroad and we hope to come back soon. Very special thanks to the railroad crew for helping me out in my hour of need.Special thanks to @BrodieProductions412 for tagging along for the chase.Chapters:0:00 - Intro0:16 - Antonito4:32 - Antonito Yard Limits4:56 - Ferguson's Trestle5:25 - Milepost 2936:05 - Whiplash6:31 - Milepost 3057:24 - Sublette8:35 - Curmudgeon Curve9:10 - Osier11:35 - Sublette13:13 - CreditsInstagram: instagram.com/arkansas_locomotive_worksCopyright 2023, Jack Fellure.Any sort of reproduction or reuse of this footage without permission will have to bring consequences to those who decided to not abide by this request. I take a lot of time money, and effort into these, and I would appreciate it if you respect what I request.
2022 Miscellaneous Arkansas Locomotive Works 2023-05-22 | Here's some more filler. It's a bunch of leftover stuff I never uploaded or let alone felt deserved a separate video. Enjoy.Any sort of reproduction or reuse of my content without permission will have to bring consequences to those who decided to not abide by this request. I take a lot of time money, and effort into these, and I would appreciate it if you respect what I request.©Jack Fellure, 2023.
From the Archives - Cass Scenic Railroad 2012 Arkansas Locomotive Works 2023-05-17 | Here's a little bit of a throwback. In June 2012 my family and I took a vacation to the east coast and along the way we went to the Cass Scenic Railroad in Cass, West Virginia. This was my first time visiting this beautiful railroad. It's not too much trackside as it was more of a family gathering.Any sort of reproduction or reuse of my content without permission will have to bring consequences to those who decided to not abide by this request. I take a lot of time money, and effort into these, and I would appreciate it if you respect what I request.©Jack Fellure, 2023.
Trains at Rio Puerco (New Camera Test) Arkansas Locomotive Works 2023-05-16 | Here's a quick one. I recently purchased a new mirrorless camera and I thought I would break it on the former Santa Fe Transcon. Any criticism and feedback would be highly appreciated.Copyright 2023, Jack Fellure.Any sort of reproduction or reuse of this footage without permission will have to bring consequences to those who decided to not abide by this request. I take a lot of time money, and effort into these, and I would appreciate it if you respect what I request.
Train Horn / Whistle Compilation 18 Arkansas Locomotive Works 2023-05-10 | Sorry for having this one a little late again, was waiting for more events to happen to film. Anyway, this is a compilation of locomotive horns and whistles I've captured between October 2022 and May 2023.Locomotives featured and their horn/whistle.D&RGW #476 - Lunkenheimer 3 ChimeD&SNGRR #480 - Nathan 6 ChimeC&TS #463 - D&RGW HooterC&TS #484 - Flat-top 5 ChimeRBMN #425 - Reading 6 Chime ReplicaRBMN #2011 - Nathan P5BNSF #5340 - Nathan K3LABNSF #6113 - Nathan K3LAAMTK #15 - Nathan K5LABNSF #5013 - Nathan K5HLBNSF #8281 - Nathan K5HLBNSF #9117 - Nathan K5LLABNSF #7640 - Nathan K3LABNSF #4236 - Nathan K5HLD&SNGRR #481 - D&RGW 5 ChimeAT&SF #2926 - ATSF LM540 6 Chime
Santa Fe #2926s Public Debut! Arkansas Locomotive Works 2023-05-08 | May 6th, 2023 was yet another historical day for the New Mexico Steam Locomotive & Railroad Historical Society. Months of planning were put into moving their newly restored and operational steam locomotive, Santa Fe #2926, into the public eye. After performing successful test runs on their restoration grounds, which we were a witness to the first one, the date was set as May 6th, 2023. Hundreds and possibly thousands of Albuquerquians came out to witness this historic occasion. While it was only about a half-mile move down to the Tractor Brewery Company on 4th Street, this is just another step closer to seeing this massive locomotive speeding down the mainline, which is potentially not too far down the line. Regardless it was an honor to be able to witness this momentous occasion and I wish the best of luck to everyone down at the NMSL&RHS to keep this living history alive.Check out my friends who were also here for this event!@GlorietaSubProductions @some_train_guy @Big_Diehl Instagram: instagram.com/arkansas_locomotive_worksCopyright 2023, Jack Fellure.Any sort of reproduction or reuse of this footage without permission will have to bring consequences to those who decided to not abide by this request. I take a lot of time money, and effort into these, and I would appreciate it if you respect what I request.
Durango & Silverton Snippet - #481 Highball to Cascade Arkansas Locomotive Works 2023-04-22 | During the 2023 Winter Photographer's Special on the Durango & Silverton, the railroad still had to operate their regularly scheduled trains. During the Winter season, the railroad offers the Cascade Canyon Express, running on select dates from Durango to Cascade. While we were attending the photographer's special, the Cascade train still had to get to its destination. During both days the train was powered by K-36 #481, a 1925 graduate of Baldwin. On the first day, our photo special train was in the siding at Tacoma Power Plant to let #481 pass by and she put on a spectacular show. On the second day, our train was in the siding at Rockwood to let the same happen. Although #481 didn't put on as much of a show due to the 5 mph speed restriction, it was still amazing to see both locomotives side by side.Instagram: instagram.com/arkansas_locomotive_worksCopyright 2023, Jack Fellure.Any sort of reproduction or reuse of this footage without permission will have to bring consequences to those who decided to not abide by this request. I take a lot of time money, and effort into these, and I would appreciate it if you respect what I request.
Trainz - Custom Content 3 Arkansas Locomotive Works 2023-03-11 | Here's another handful of content I have made in Trainz. The majority of this content is payware or vaporware and I cannot distribute to anyone.
Trainz - Steam for the Penn Central Arkansas Locomotive Works 2023-03-05 | We all have our crazy ideas. Some could too outlandish for an actual concept. However, with the magic of simulators, some could actually happen. I've personally made some content that's different, to say the least. Strasburg Railroad #425, Pennsylvania Railroad M Class #475, and others. The one you see in this video would be Penn Central K4 #1339. While browsing Discord, I came across a screenshot shared by user Kiyo and I was highly intrigued. They made the original design for this concept of a former Pennsylvania Railroad K4 operating on the ill-fated Penn Central on a fictional steam program. I was very interested in doing my own rendition and got to work. I added a circular numberplate and recolored the numbers, de-Pennsying if you would. The tender was simple at first, adding Penn Central lettering and replacing the small PRR on the rear of the tender with a Penn Central logo. However, after some suggestions from other Discord users, I made more modifications. One user suggested adding a bell to make it a little more outlandish. Another user, Kremestation, suggested adding an electric air horn that he modeled based on what Southern Pacific Cab-Forwards had. What you see here is the final product. It's not my most ambitious project but I'm still really proud.Special thanks to Kiyo for the original concept, Steve Lerro for the original model, Kremestation for the horn mesh, and Ryan Lobner for being the greatest Penn Central fanatic I've met and initially getting me into this unusual railroad.This was made with a payware asset and I cannot give it out.Copyright 2023, Jack Fellure.Any sort of reproduction or reuse of this footage without permission will have to bring consequences to those who decided to not abide by this request. I take a lot of time money, and effort into these, and I would appreciate it if you respect what I request.
Denver & Rio Grande Western #476 - Sport Model Through the Snow Arkansas Locomotive Works 2023-02-15 | For over 140 years, the Silverton Branch of the Denver & Rio Grande Western's 4th division has been an active railroad. From its promising beginnings of collecting as much silver as possible from the San Juans in the 1890s, to being a motion-picture and tourist phenomenon in the 1950s, and to this day being arguably the best scenic train ride in the United States. Today the now Durango & Silverton operates trains year around, with all sorts of motive power in the lead. One notable class, the K-28s of the American Locomotive Company, celebrate their 100th year of since being built, as 2023 marks that. To celebrate this occasion, the D&S is hosting two special photo charters with one or more of their K-28s being the headliners this year. The first being the Winter Photographer's Special featuring locomotive #476. During the Fall Special, the railroad backdated #476 and several coaches to appear as they would have during the 1970s. D&S kept them in this appearance for this charter as well. While it isn't 100% accurate to a typical day in 1971, since trains didn't run in the Winter, it still seemed as if we had stepped back in time to the final days of D&RGW ownership of the Silverton Branch. The train operated for two days, February 11th and 12th with many different locations selected for the photo run-bys, some new, some old. Overall this was another fantastic and successful charter hosted by the D&S and my special thanks goes out to everyone who was involved in making this possible. We're looking forward to what the railroad has to offer for the next charter.Chapters:0:00 - Intro0:27 - Durango1:35 - Pacing US 5502:09 - Hermosa3:48 - Pinkerton4:37 - Milepost 467.36:10 - Shalona6:40 - Rockwood Cut7:45 - The Highline10:38 - High Bridge12:26 - Animas Canyon12:47 - Ah Wilderness13:45 - Cement Wall14:46 - Teft16:25 - Cribbed Wall17:10 - Goblin Fire18:41 - Milepost 480.520:31 - Teft22:55 - The Highline26:23 - CreditsInstagram: instagram.com/arkansas_locomotive_worksCopyright 2023, Jack Fellure.Any sort of reproduction or reuse of this footage without permission will have to bring consequences to those who decided to not abide by this request. I take a lot of time money, and effort into these, and I would appreciate it if you respect what I request.
Arkansas Locomotive Works - Best of 2022 Arkansas Locomotive Works 2022-12-31 | Another year, another best-of video! While we didn't visit as many railroads or states as last year, we still put in our best efforts to enjoy what we could. With five states visited, and 11 steam locomotives documented. From capturing steam in the snow on the Durango & Silverton to the Appalachians with C&O #1309 and Reading #2102, and a beautiful summer season on the Cumbres & Toltec, we had a fantastic time traveling the country. Thank you to everyone for all your support for the channel, we hope to have a fantastic 2023!Instagram: instagram.com/arkansas_locomotive_worksCopyright 2022, Jack Fellure.Any sort of reproduction or reuse of this footage without permission will have to bring consequences to those who decided to not abide by this request. I take a lot of time money, and effort into these, and I would appreciate it if you respect what I request.
Reading & Northern #425 - Farewell to a Legend Arkansas Locomotive Works 2022-12-23 | The Reading & Northern Railroad of Port Clinton, Pennsylvania has a tradition like any other person would during the winter holidays. Every Christmas season, the railroad offers Christmas-themed trains all around its system. With trains departing Tamaqua, Minersville, and Reading, it's a guaranteed fantastic ride and experience for anyone. On December 17th and 18th, the Reading & Northern hosted Christmas trains between Reading Outer Station to Port Clinton, and back. Motive power for both days would be Reading & Northern G1 Pacific #425, with GP38-2 #2011 providing power and an extra pair of eyes for the return trips. For both days, there would be three trains to Port Clinton and back. This also just so happens to be #425's final public runs before her FRA-mandated 1,472-day rebuild. Naturally, crowds were drawn to the #425. We were very thankful to be a part of this event and to see #425 in her full glory before she goes under rebuild. Sit back, relax, and enjoy Reading & Northern #425 in its full splendor.Chapters0:00 - Intro0:20 - Reading Outer Station2:38 - Cross Keys Road3:17 - Leesport4:01 - Perry Straight5:09 - Hamburg5:56 - Port Clinton8:46 - CreditsPlease check out my friends who were also here!@TrainChamber @TheBigBananaRailfan @businesscar10productions57 @MPT_Productions @MrNJT @keeperofsteamstudios6654 @jackboy317 @ITrooper089Productions @tristanrailproductions5820 @BrodieProductions412 Instagram: instagram.com/arkansas_locomotive_worksCopyright 2022, Jack Fellure.Any sort of reproduction or reuse of this footage without permission will have to bring consequences to those who decided to not abide by this request. I take a lot of time money, and effort into these, and I would appreciate it if you respect what I request.
American Steam Locomotive Whistles (2022) Arkansas Locomotive Works 2022-10-30 | Here is yet another remastered version of American Steam Locomotive Whistles. Ever since the last one, we've documented many more locomotives and we're very happy to reintroduce this compilation with them. These videos span well over 10 years of footage. Please, sit back, relax, and enjoy American Steam Locomotive Whistles.Chapters0:00 - CNJ #113 - CNJ 3 Chime1:06 - Denver & Rio Grande Western #480 - Baldwin 3 Chime1:41 - Southern #401 - Southern 3 Chime2:33 - Comal Power Company #1 - Baldwin Teacup Single Note3:05 - Chesapeake & Ohio #1309 - N&W 12 Inch Hooter4:23 - Unidos De Yucatan #275 (WDWRR #3) - Buckeye 3 Chime4:56 - Denver & Rio Grande Western #463 - D&RGW Hooter5:23 - Great Western #90 - Reading 6 Chime6:40 - Mayo Lumber Co #4 (Cass #2) - NYC 5 Chime Reproduction8:05 - Denver & Rio Grande Western #473 - D&RGW 3 Chime9:15 - Denver & Rio Grande Western #487 - D&RGW 5 Chime Reproduction10:08 - Central Pacific #63 - Baldwin Hooter10:52 - Birch Valley Lumber #5 (Cass #4) - Lunkenheimer 3 Chime11:49 - Denver & Rio Grande #168 - D&RGW Hooter12:04 - Unidos De Yucatan #260 (WDWRR #2) - Buckeye 3 Chime13:00 - Gulf Mobile & Northern #425 (RBM&N #425) - PRR 3 Chime14:39 - Southern Pine Lumber #28 - ATSF 6 Chime15:57 - Denver & Rio Grande Western #489 - Unknown (Nathan) 5 Chime17:11 - Unidos De Yucatan #66 (WDWRR #4) - Crosby 3 Chime18:04 - Denver & Rio Grande Western #315 - NP 5 Chime19:17 - Denver & Rio Grande Western #482 - N&W Experimental 3 Chime20:04 - Reading #2102 - Reading 6 Chime & Reading Hooter21:47 - Denver & Rio Grande Western #476 - Lunkenheimer 3 Chime22:53 - Eureka & Palisades #4 - Baldwin Hooter23:37 - Union Pacific #844 - Hancock 3 Chime24:45 - Denver & Rio Grande Western #480 - Nathan 6 Chime25:43 - West Virginia Pulp & Paper #5 (Cass #5) - Lunkenheimer 3 Chime26:28 - Denver & Rio Grande Western #487 - D&RGW 5 Chime27:22 - Southern #630 - IC 3 Chime27:40 - Denver & Rio Grande Western #481 - CB&Q 5 Chime28:28 - Atchison Topeka & Santa Fe #2926 - ATSF 6 Chime29:09 - Denver & Rio Grande Western #484 - Flat-Top 5 Chime30:31 - Feather River #3 (Cass #11) - Lunkenheimer 3 Chime31:09 - Denver & Rio Grande Western #486 - D&RGW 5 Chime31:44 - Southern #4501 - Southern Princeton 3 Chime33:15 - Denver & Rio Grande Western #481 - D&RGW 5 Chime35:19 - Southern #630 - Central of Georgia 6 Chime36:33 - CreditsCopyright 2022, Jack Fellure.Any sort of reproduction or reuse of this footage without permission will have to bring consequences to those who decided to not abide by this request. I take a lot of time money, and effort into these, and I would appreciate it if you respect what I request.
Cumbres & Toltec #484 - Last Train to Chama Arkansas Locomotive Works 2022-10-29 | One of the most celebrated tourist railroads in the world is the Cumbres & Toltec Scenic Railroad, offering one of the most scenic train rides in North America. However, it can get quite difficult to operate a railroad that covers 64 miles through the mountains and crests at 10,019 feet above sea level, especially during the winter season. During the winter months, the railroad shuts down as the harsh weather and high amount of snow would be too much for the railroad to maintain. The end of this season would be on October 23rd, 2022. The forecast for the day would be rain, a little rain wouldn't hurt anyone. However, for those who saw the video of #463, the weather was very extreme in and around Cumbres Pass. High wind gusts, freezing temperatures, and snow everywhere. The railroad, unfortunately, decided to cancel the eastbound train that we had intended to chase, as the weather was too extreme for the train to handle. However, the westbound train was right on schedule and departed Antonito. After a little bit of waiting at Los Pinos, we heard locomotive #484 sound off its Flat Top 5 Chime and we set up. What followed was a very eventful chase through the wind and the snow. Guaranteed the majority of the shots were covered in snow and the wind is essentially everything you could hear, it was still a very interesting experience chasing this train through the snow. We would like to thank the Cumbres & Toltec, the Friend of the Cumbres & Toltec, and all the employees and volunteers for a fantastic season, and we hope to return very soon when the 2023 season begins.Chapters0:00 - Intro0:14 - Los Pinos0:47 - MP 328.91:10 - Cumbres1:48 - Perry's Pond2:43 - Cresco3:25 - MP 336.63:52 - State Highway #174:30 - Dalton5:15 - MP 3415:51 - MP 3426:22 - Chama9:16 - CreditsInstagram: instagram.com/arkansas_locomotive_worksCopyright 2022, Jack Fellure.Any sort of reproduction or reuse of this footage without permission will have to bring consequences to those who decided to not abide by this request. I take a lot of time money, and effort into these, and I would appreciate it if you respect what I request.
Cumbres & Toltec Snippet - #463 Through the Blizzard Arkansas Locomotive Works 2022-10-27 | During a recent visit to the Cumbres & Toltec, K-27 #463 was scheduled to haul a Brunch Train from Cumbres to Osier, and I set out to capture as much as I could. As I reached Cumbres Pass though, the weather was not in my favor. With blizzard-like conditions, I knew this would be a challenge. I captured #463 departing and at Apache. Unfortunately, the video of it at Cumbres was completely ruined by the onslaught of heavy snow pouring down, my lens was completely soaked. Nonetheless, I still set out to Apache to capture it. After waiting about 5 minutes in the cold, #463 rolled by blowing her beautiful D&RGW Hooter. Yes, conditions could have been better but nonetheless, still an awesome capture.Instagram: instagram.com/arkansas_locomotive_worksCopyright 2022, Jack Fellure.Any sort of reproduction or reuse of this footage without permission will have to bring consequences to those who decided to not abide by this request. I take a lot of time money, and effort into these, and I would appreciate it if you respect what I request.
Durango & Silverton Snippet - #480 Powering the Silverton Arkansas Locomotive Works 2022-10-27 | Here are two clips I shot during the Durango & Silverton Fall Photographer's Special. While the main star of the show was #476, the railroad still had its regular scheduled train to run. K-36 #480 was in charge of leading the train to Silverton and back. When she arrived in Silverton, the photo special was in a siding and the attendees were all in a photo line so the engineer of #480 put on a spectacular show, showing off her glorious Nathan 6 Chime. While yes this was limited, still was very nice to still see the regular steam operations in Durango.Instagram: www.instagram.com/arkansas_locomotive_worksCopyright 2022, Jack Fellure.Any sort of reproduction or reuse of this footage without permission will have to bring consequences to those who decided to not abide by this request. I take a lot of time money, and effort into these, and I would appreciate it if you respect what I request.
