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{Old} Doogal Train Scene Crossover (Partially recreated using T:ANE)
updated
SFX Only Version: youtu.be/4pzoDkxtheQ
There are a couple of things I need to point out in this music video, and the first thing is that the IVRR 475 reskin is not the same one I used back when I still had Trainz A New Era. It was pretty easy to reskin this one, and it sorta felt great to work on it again.
The clip from where Strasburg #90 is racing along side Amtrak’s X2000 test train was a brief recreation from that one clip from one of my childhood favorite videos called “Trucks, Tractors, and Trains.” If only there were more videos of this infamous event, we would’ve been able to see much more than what we could on that old fossil.
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Link to the original “crossover” video I made: youtu.be/ddoN2zHr5r8?si=ybrZhdEzLTRD0N8K
*I won’t recommend you’d watch it because of how horribly edited it is.*
So what is this remake about? Well it started a few years ago when a variety of crossover videos were made, except 99.9% of them used the US audio instead of the UK audio, the original. Perhaps most of us liked the infamous Thomas The Tank Engine reference during the chase, which wasn’t included in the UK version. Nor was it needed, since it was already perfect without the references.
Now about the movie, not only was The Magic Roundabout a reinterpretation of a French animated stop-motion series, but it seemed like if all the characters, and the world around them suddenly became more alive. When it came to the US release, it was nowhere near as good as the UK version was. We in the states had to deal with hearing pop culture references and jokes that were unnecessary for the film (examples: here’s Johnny, Pirates Of The Carribean, WAZZUP, Blue Man Group, etc.) good lord, what were they smoking?
What’s the deal with this remake? There are a ton of differences compared to the original remake I made before 2020. The original video was made using my MacBook Pro, which had horrible lagging problems, and was edited poorly. this remake has little to no lag whatsoever, and the editing has improved phenomenally. The audio I used this time was from the original UK movie, and some characters were changed for this remake. For Doogal, instead of using Spike The Dragon from MLP FiM, I instead replaced him with Joseph Joestar from JoJo’s Bizarre Adventure Part 2: Battle Tendency, which is even more fitting since he is also British! As for the big baddie, instead of using Sir Topham Hatt as the villain, I instead used DIO from JoJo’s Bizarre Adventure Part 3: Stardust Crucaiders, also a Brit. For those who don’t like the blood seen in some scenes, just pretend it’s cherry from a local cherry farm he used after getting fired by his own boss. No surprise since he used to make donuts that one night down in Egypt back in ’88. Spoiler alert: Dio’s stand had lost its ability to stop time but instead become more intimidating to the viewers.
One more thing, at the end, instead of making a custom post credits scene at the end in video form, I decided to use it as a screenshot instead. What is this supposed to show? Well it’s an SP Cab Forward with a breakdown train clearing up what’s left of the snowblower after being blown up. I am also aware that the model for the tender of said snowblower was an oil tender, not a coal tender. That was a mistake on my part. Besides that, I seem to have outdone myself for this remake. I still can’t believe I have finally reached 10,000 subscribers, seriously, thank you for subscribing! This is the end of my description for this video, and I hope you enjoyed it.
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Train 1: The old CN S1b #3254 hauls a freight train through yard limits. With the sound of her whistle prior to entering the yard, she was a mighty fine sight for one to behold.
Link: youtu.be/Wdml7ffuYA8?si=6gf9CFkzAZipwJMg
Train 2: Another SP passenger train making up for lost time. After all the steam locomotives were replaced by diesels on the old SP, the 1960s were brutal when it came to passenger trains, which nevr stood a chance against the automobile and airline industries.
Link: soundideas.sourceaudio.com/track/7559783
Train 3: One of several D&RGW freight trains works its way up the steep grade while sharing trackage rights along the old SP, which was long before the UP owns these tracks.
Link: sounddogs.com//search?keywords=101609296&share=true
Train 4: Winter for most of the time can be the most brutal at times, especially on this brutal January morning, former C&O #614T, hauls a loaded coal train along the former C&O trackage, as part of the ACE 3000 project, which was cancelled after the oil prices dropped.
Link: youtu.be/c8X02x0tQXA?si=-a5OOIqlhGbAgMM6
*NOTE 1: I know that the actual sound was recorded years before the ACE 3000 project was even thought of, but since this is already the same locomotive, I just couldn't turn this down.
Note 2: For some reason it’s labeled as “Sierra 34 & 28” which was also labeled on the original album for an even stranger reason.*
Train 5: Bound for Barstow, yet another mixed freight train shakes the ground with the mighty rumble of the diesel engines as they put the hammer down, sounding the horn as it approaches a nearby crossing.
Link: *None yet, but there will be as soon as possible
Train 6: Before the Big Boy 4014 was restored, UP’s Challenger class #3985 speeds through the dry desert landscape of the Mojave Subdivision bound for Los Angeles.
Link: youtu.be/USuqup0e95A?si=Jxo0gsj-Db9Iw2r9
*NOTE: This isn’t the actual recreation of where the 3985 was actually operating. The actual recording took place at Archer Hill, but not in the Mojave Sub. And the containers were not ordered the same way as the actual containers were, and the TTX logo on the well cars (container specified cars) were too modern for them to be from the 90s.*
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The locomotive model used here is the Paulz Trainz version of the AC-11 model, but reskinned heavily by a friend (as well as some extra modifications), and the rolling stock is a combination of different cars available from both the DLS and Trainz Forge. The tanker meanwhile, came with one of the TUME routes I bought from the official Trainz store (not the one for model train layouts, the virtual train simulator specifically) which I’m sure you know what I'm talking about if you’re reading this.
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Disclaimer: I own none of the video clips seen in the video, except for the Trainz 2022 footage, which was captured by me.
Sources:
- SP 4449 (Origin 1)
Hugo Kulas: youtu.be/o9lLXMyYJvg?si=DxvHTj0retO__eTH
Shores Railfan: youtu.be/E7P8Qf0553U?si=RIpzE4kNLDI_bZ5r
Amtrak E60 (Origin 2)
E44E33’s archived video: youtu.be/j0I6Wzqn2Zk?si=IWHAONfJbxKJp4dM
Amtrak F40 (Origin 3)
Five Chime Consultants: http://atsf.railfan.net/airhorns/k5la_10290.wav
Amtrak X2000 (Origin 4)
Scott Alexander: youtu.be/TNVU9ol4HqM?si=oMBjKLMmVl7P4e9v
Georgia Power 97 (Origin 5)
tilfordtech: youtu.be/Yn5o5uSg_qQ?si=D8M8-bZ72FLkZ-fM
UP 844 (Origin 6)
Hugo Kulas: youtu.be/o9lLXMyYJvg?si=DxvHTj0retO__eTH
Brad Miller: youtu.be/rrv8Q6dIpxk?si=q7wnJMGWAS4fP696
Gandy Dancer Productions: youtu.be/OQO8nBu56bw?si=w7ZhOdsGJy7Dqz8a
Now here’s something I don’t understand. Why call it a “Challenger whistle,” when we’re really hearing the voice of an FEF class locomotive’s whistle? Perhaps it would’ve made more sense to use the 3985’s whistle sound instead, no? Let’s talk in the comments!
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DISCLAIMER: I do not own anything that is shown or heard in this video! All the clips heard in this video belong to their respective owners.
Anyway back to the video, I also heard two other songs “Rock Island” from The Music Man, and Hall & Oates’ very own “I can’t go for that” and since they had a very similar rhythm, this is the result. I don’t normally make videos like this, but I can make way better ones that aren’t lazily slapped together like every AI slop video out there! lol
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SFX Only Version: youtu.be/Sb5VwOmcXfA
So why did I not use another Rush song? Well, I have decided to give it a break for a while so I can search for another song from another artist for a change. Perhaps the next music video might be from either Journey or Foreigner (also among my favorite bands in existence) or someone else probably. Of course there are more songs out there that I can use for my music videos in the future, and it may take a long time but it’ll be worth the wait.
And btw, this is the first ever time I ever used the Amtrak Phase 7 P42DC locomotive in my videos. Money well spent, in my honest opinion. Definitely going to use it in my future videos, whether it’s in the background or the foreground.
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DISCLAIMER: No content theft or copyright infringement was intended in the making of this video.
For those that are wondering what this is about, this was originally going to be a complete remake of the original video, but I decided to go a bit overboard with adding pretty much anything else I can find. In other words, to have a slightly more accurate showcase of all the horns used on Amtrak since ’71 when it was first launched.
Note 1: Not all of the horns you hear in this video were actually used on Amtrak’s locomotives, but some of them (like the E and F units for example) were used as references to give you the idea of what they would’ve sounded like if they did.
Note 2: I seem to have forgotten to include the Flexliner, which was a Danish built test train for Amtrak. Sorry I didn’t include that.
Locomotives & Their Horns:
- EMD F & E Units:
Leslie A-200, S2M, S3L, S5T, etc.
Nathan M3, M5, P5, P3, etc.
- SDP40F:
Leslie SL4T
- GG1s:
Leslie A-200
- E60s:
Nathan P01235
*Note: Towards their retirement, some E60s were equipped with K5LA and P5a horns, rather than the P01235s they were once known for.*
- AEM-7s:
Nathan K5LA
- HHP-8s:
Nathan K5LA Hybrid
- ACS-64s:
Nathan Raised Letter K5LA
- Acela Express (Bombardier):
Nathan K5LA Hybrid
- Acela Express (Alstom):
Unknown European Two-Tone Horn
- Swedish X2000:
Unknown
- German ICE (Inter-City Express):
Unknown
- Canadian TurboTrain:
Unknown
- Metroliners:
Leslie S55 S37
- Turboliners:
Old Cast Nathan P5a
- F40PH/F40PHRs:
Nathan P5a (First Order)
Nathan K5LA
Leslie RS5T (for No.292)
Nathan M5 (for No.345)
-P30CH:
Old Cast Nathan P5a
Nathan K5LA (Very few also had this horn)
- B40-8Ws:
Nathan K5LA
- Cab Cars (Amtrak California):
Nathan K5LA
New Cast Nathan P5 (from cab car No.8306)
- F59PHIs:
Nathan K5LA
- P42s:
Nathan K5LA
Nathan K5LA Hybrid
- Siemens SC-44s & ALC-42s:
Raised Letter K5LA
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DISCLAIMER: I do not own the rights to this video! Original video made by Railhead Video Productions (owned by Pentrex), which was deleted from YouTube since who knows how long? Yeah I’m that old. lol
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After several months of putting this series on a brief hiatus, it’s finally time for this series to continue where I left off since my last remake! Ever since I made the last poll for which episode I should make, most of you suggested this! And here we are. Enjoy!
So here’s the plot: It was time for the annual inspection at Mr Burn’s nuclear power plant, and Mr Burns started panicking. From the moment the inspection began, Mr Burns knew he would be in for a world of trouble. From detecting high radiation levels, to finding cracks sealed with gum, and so forth. Will Mr Burns manage to chase away the inspection team? Stay tuned to find out!
Okay so after I switched from Trainz 2019 to Trainz 2022 a few months go, this series has been put on a hiatus for quite some time, and yes this is yet another remake I feel the most proud of because of a long time I’ve been working on this. Well worth the wait, wouldn’t you say?
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So while I was working on some videos during my spare time (one being a surprise video for Easter and another being a Simpsons remake) I had a thought in mind. I was just binge watching videos here on YouTube when I got recommended the 1962 version of “The Music Man” by Meredith Wilson, then the version with Hugh Jackman, and then this one with Matthew Broderick. So I started watching it and right off the bat, there she was!
This literally caught me off guard right at the beginning, because I didn’t think the 1057 would be operating back then, but also star in a Disney movie! And somehow her whistle was dubbed with running mate 136 (unless if that really is the 1057’s whistle but terribly dubbed with the lack of a Doppler effect and in one scene where there is no steam coming from the whistle) it was my first time seeing the old girl and I was mind blown when I stumbled upon this movie.
Anything else about the 1057? I haven’t seen a lot of videos about her, since there are so little of them here on YT. If she ever does return to steam one day, that would be awesome. Not only would we have more videos about the old ten-wheeler, but a new generation of railfans and/or foamers would go nuts over this old girl.
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Original video: youtu.be/zRXmltXHqBE?si=qYttYin4xn0i0IoO
Try not to cringe at this ;(
Back in 2020 I was in my full-time-making-nutshell-videos-without-rest agenda, with my less than stellar editing skills which I have improved since then, and this was one of several videos I put my least effort into. At the time I was on a roll making these nutshell videos, I didn’t care how bad these edits were, until now. Nowadays, similar to how most YTP videos are made, I have improved on my editing skills quite a lot ever since my first NKP 587 nutshell video, and it keeps getting better for every upload. As long as I DON’T get asked for another request I swear…
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Original game developed by DanielTheTrayer now show him some love!
Game Link: roblox.com/share?code=188a49f502c22643b246e36ee3bf4845&type=ExperienceDetails&stamp=1773297350031
*Hopefully this game won’t get taken down.*
Edit 3/14/26: Welp, it happened. This game has been set to private.
Edit 5/3/26: Nevermind, the game’s finally back online!
Surprisingly it was easy for me to operate the huge Alco diesel locomotive, but somehow took me a long time for me to figure out how to get the old steamers moving at such at high speeds. Good thing I figured that out toward the end. The sounds do need to be improved from the whistles to the chuffing (not to mention the firebox sounding more like a campfire than a roaring furnace) but those don’t matter when the in-game weather is just perfect! I mean look at that moonlight! Feel free to try it out! just don’t hack the game.
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SFX/Textless Version: youtu.be/CAV7UkliAF4?si=lZdqlufjzuYXihjb
If anyone wants to know where I have been the whole time, you don’t want to know what I had to go through. Besides, I still have other projects I still need to work on like my Trainz 2022 with SFX series, and the Simpsons trainz series (still haven’t worked on the “56 million” remake yet) and a handful of Roblox videos which I haven’t made in a while. So yeah I guess you can call this my midlife crisis. So many ideas for my future videos, only to be showered with inconveniences. And if anyone asks me to make videos in a faster rate, don’t even bother asking. I am a content creator, not a mindless robot, you know what I mean? It takes a lot of time and effort for these things to come out. Hope you understand this…
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From the smallest of z scale trains to the largest of G scale trains, even a handful of merchandise as far as the eye can see, always a very exciting experience. Lots of friendly folks with lots of tips for anyone who is new to the hobby, and to those who need help with maintaining, customizing their layouts, as well as running the trains themselves! A must-see event I recommend to everyone who is into trains, both big and small. 10/10
Now for this year’s event, I wasn’t here on the 14th since I was very busy helping my parents out with a storage unit. Not to mention it was Valentine’s Day, which is really saying something. Because of that, we had no choice but to go on the 15th instead. Anyway about the event, it may look kinda small compared to last year since it was all inside one building instead of two like last year, but it was still a lot of fun. What other surprises will they have for us in 2027? Looks like we’ll have to wait and see!
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Original Video: youtu.be/lCnunn9cBss
In case if you’re wondering why I am no longer using the colors for the text in these videos, it’s quite simple really. I just grew tired of it. So I decided to go for the old plain white text, just like how most movies leave their texts in plain white. Some of which come in yellow, but that’s beside the point. It would become very time consuming if I spent most of my time working on the text than I would on the actual video itself. Just saying.
So what sounds did I use for the remake? Well I do know some sources:
- Sound Ideas
- Hollywood Edge
- Youtube (mostly for the horns and whistles and a handful of other sounds used)
- Trainz (for most of the other train sounds heard in this video)
So why did it take so long for me to make this video? Too much has happened outside of YouTube, and I had to set projects like this aside for what feels like an eternity. To spare you the details, it sure feels good to be uploading again. And of course, don’t forget to subscribe for more content made by yours truly.
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DISCLAIMER! I do not own the rights to this video, nor do I have the rights of ownership for the video and audio clips featured in this video series. All rights belong to their respective owners.
The following films I used are as follows:
- Loaded For War (1944)
- A Great Railroad At Work (1942)
Gotta love them old 1940s films.
In case if anyone doesn’t know what this series is about, this series of videos I make feature old railroad films (most of which were originally captured without any sounds) but to dub new sound effects and sound recordings hopefully to recreate what these trains would’ve sounded like, if these old films had real sounds. Of course it’s not always going to be perfect since some sounds are low quality and some videos aren’t 1080p or higher when it comes to visual quality since they are very old, but the sounds are what’s important in this series.
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Edit 1: I was referring to the movie The Fabelman, thanks to Sierra Railway Videos for remindibg me btw.
Edit 2: This video was originally going to be uploaded only for one day, but I decided to leave it the way it is instead. The title has been changed of course, and so has the description.
Edit 3: I don’t know why I used “lemme” instead of “let me” at the end if the video, but I’ll just leave that in since it basically means the same thing anyway.
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The films that I used are as follows:
1) Big Trains Rolling
2) 225,000 Mile Proving Ground
The reason why I only used two films was simple. There were so many good shots of these old trains I did not want any of them to go to waste. So yeah, several months have passed since my 2nd installment, well worth the wait. And of course, not every sound effect you hear in this video series is 100% accurate. Some may sound a little off, while some may be out of sync, but I did my best to make them sound as close to the real thing as possible. Almost like how sounds are edited in movies.
Not every video has to be at the highest resolution either, but whatever happens in the video matters more than the quality of said video. Some clips may look blurry for an unknown reason while some may look worn down after decades of being left on an old shelf. I mean this is what happens when an old film gets left alone after being used for so long. Anyway, more railroad related content coming soon! Be sure to subscribe and hit that bell icon so you won’t miss a thing!
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Original Video: youtu.be/n0XUalTipNw
So yeah I’ve had enough with the old video of the old 630, so I decided to update it. And yes, I already am aware that she is undergoing her 1,472 day inspection and she won’t return to steam for a while, but at least she had a good run. As for the nutshell, enjoy my new remake.
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DISCLAIMER: No money has been made making this video, and I do not own this song. I only made this for entertainment purposes, and to showcase all of the filmography editing skills and how they keep evolving for every video.
Sounds Only Version: youtu.be/xUMOl3YgRaU
So I was streaming through several songs and I have a handful of great songs I would use for my music videos, and this was one of them. And no i do not accept song requests for this series since they are all handpicked by me without any requests given.
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Here’s the old remake video btw: youtu.be/-1RYVcHsU1c?si=0DoS5Erfj5NcN6Y0
Anyway if you’re wondering why you don’t hear any clips with the polar Express whistle, that’s because it was recorded off of Sierra #28, #3’s running mate back when the Polar Express sounds were being recorded by Skywalker Sound long before the movie’s release date. As the result, you will hear the other whistles used by the old #3 I have added as a replacement. One being her single chime hooter, and the other one being a replica of a boiler tube 4 chime whistle used on the little House On The Prairie.
Took me a whole year for me to edit this video? Yeah. I’ve had a very busy year, and I still can’t get no breaks from all the “get off ya butt and do some actual work,” and all the “we’re going to a friend’s house for a party” or any other inconveniences to shower upon me to the point of exploding. **Inhales** So don’t ask what i have been through. Alright?
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Game Link: roblox.com/share?code=9b38a8a9e01d394bb2877ac482f14e4a&type=ExperienceDetails&stamp=1767483248161
This is the last video I will post before we move on to the new year of 2026. See you out there my fellow Robloxians! okay perhaps this part was a bit of a stretch.
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Original video: youtu.be/P-FlkFj_3ec
This video may be old, but I never thought it would take me this long for me to make a video about the old no.10’s air pumps (steam pumps?) which sounded almost the same as those used on a cab forward locomotive. Even though all the other cab forwards may be gone, but to have the idea on what one would’ve sounded like if it was running today.
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And no, there is absolutely NO proof that this sound originated from GVRR/FWRR No.2248! Just because she wore the same type of whistle that just so happened to have the same pitch, doesn’t mean it came from the 2248! Gotta get your reality check, people!
Original video of said sound effect: youtu.be/qjI79s1uV-A?si=8Rf1KAwEN0Nlac4E
For those that are wondering what this video is, well it’s a sound effect edited video, which I find a train whistle sound effect, and make some realistic edits with it. Or at least I try to. Some sounds may not sound like they come from left or right and some sound a bit crinkly, or became so scratched it can’t be remastered. The final result of these edits will leave you astonished without a doubt.
Now for the sound variants:
- Variant No.1: This is supposed to be a recreation of the whistle heard in Green Eggs and Ham, a 1973 animated adaptation of the original story by Dr. Seuss.
- Variant No.2: Here is a sound recreation on what a commuter train may have sounded like on the SP speeding past a series of crossings.
- Variant No.3: A shave and a haircut. I always wanted to do that variant for this video.
- Variant No.4: Basically it’s the Polar Express, except I added a different chuffing sound, and used this whistle instead. Done and done.
As for my future sound edits, I will not be doing any requests. I only work on this series mainly just for fun, and I will be looking forward to making more of them in the future! Stay tuned for more of these videos coming underway!
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Original Video: 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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Side note: I forgot if I even said this would be released on Christmas Day, so I decided to release it a day early. Lol
Website Link: t128trainz.wixsite.com/mysite/downloads
(As of New Years Day of 2026, I have finally added Pack 17 to the website. My sincere apologies for the extreme tardiness. Too many things have been happening in real life.)
Alt. Link: drive.google.com/drive/folders/1bqGLs-DOyIPUv4rhPtOys5rbj0j3pJA1?usp=sharing
If you are wondering why some of the Cab Forward models look a bit different, that’s because one of the models was reskinned by one of my followers, so don’t ask for it. And no, there will not be a Part 2 to this pack. At the time I am writing the description, one of my dogs can’t stop whining. It’s been going on like this for MONTHS. I can’t really blame them since they’re puppies and we humans are very busy. Especially during the holidays. No use to trying to shut them up at the busiest time of the year.
The puppies I have are one morkie, and one aussiedoodle for those who are wondering. Not only are they cute, but they are a real pain to deal with as a content creator. Nuff said.
Anyways, if you haven’t noticed, the first few shots of the video were taken from when I was still using Trainz 2019. But then halfway through the production of this video not I finally switched back to Trainz 2022. And because there were no glitches, I was finally able to finish the whole thing without any issues. Good thing I was able to save a handful of my routes and other assets before the switch. Otherwise, I would’ve been forced to start the whole thing all over again. So anyway, I don’t care what you guys do for the holidays wherever you are watching this video, but I wish you all a happy holiday, and a happy new year!
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SFX Only Edition: youtu.be/8HPFsbz8rWw
Now before you read the rest of the description, yes I am very aware that there are no actual “tongues” shown in this video. That’s the actual name of the song that I used. Not implying that the trains themselves had “tongues” like what you would expect to see in Thomas and Friends or similar shows like that. This song sounded way too perfect for me to turn down. One of Mannheim Steamroller’s greatest songs I have heard besides Deck The Halls, God Rest Ye Merry Gentlemen, Hallelujah, etc.
Now for the UP Big Boy and WP freight train scenes in this video. If you’re wondering why I dubbed sound effects in them, it’s because I forgot to change the audio setup in my computer. Oops. Lucky for me this was a very easy fix.
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Original Video: youtu.be/IRNu4cfrNrI?si=WRgpH2BEPIO78qvX
Shot 1: An early Amtrak passenger train has a slow order passing through a small yard outside of Detroit.
soundideas.sourceaudio.com/track/7598558
Shot 2: An Amtrak San Diegan speeds under a bridge while sounds off the horn for a railfan nearby.
soundideas.sourceaudio.com/track/27272046
Shot 3: A freight train speeds past the camera with FEF-1 #801 in the lead.
youtu.be/B3WhqT13RGw?si=58OWl5ISsRqa7BvF
Shot 4: SP GS-6 #4460 pulls her final excursion train past Altamont before her retirement.
youtu.be/ErG-gj8g_ZM?si=1BRpUp84gAeW08Jn
(Skip to the last recording at the end of this video for the recording)
*PLEASE READ: This part originally had the sound transition fixed so that it’s more instantaneous from this point forward.*
Shot 5: Highballing towards Bakersfield CA, one of several freight trains along the old SP makes up for lost time speeding past an old factory, while heading towards Tehachapi at track speed.
download.prosoundeffects.com/track/28879568
Shot 6: It’s winter time, and Rip Grande F9 #5771 pulls the famous Ski Train transporting skiiers to a local ski resort in Colorado.
download.prosoundeffects.com/track/21925074
Shot 7: It was during the early to mid 1980s, and the UP Challenger #3985 is right on time en route to Bakersfield.
youtu.be/nsgyMyBpWn4?si=Q49R9oe39n0XPP5S
This might be the last Trainz With Real SFX video I’ll make for 2025, but stay tuned for more coming soon in 2025!
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Also the whistle you’re hearing right now is meant to be as a teaser for my upcoming Pack 17 release video coming out this Christmas Day, so stay tuned for that! It won’t be long now until it’s released, so yeah.
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Either that, or the ghost of Freddie Mercury (formerly known as the lead singer for Queen) thought this video was boring.
Link to the original music video: drive.google.com/file/d/1J2je78Ul5kOzoeHmCr8qDTp8BNP7IVET/view?usp=share_link
I would recommend the use of headphones for the best hearing experience.
Original description: Well ladies and gentlemen, Christmas has finally arrived! I have also managed to make at least one more Christmas-themed music video before the end of 2024. This is also the first ever music video I used from Queen for the first time ever! Since I last uploaded the Appalachian Snowfall music video, I was struggling for a bit thinking of ideas for a possible third music video for this year, and just recently I heard this song and I started working on it right after hearing it on the radio for the first time. So yeah, here ya go! My last Christmas music video of 2024!
Disclaimer: I do not own the rights to this song, but I only made this just for the occasion, for fun, but NEVER for making profit.
SFX only version: youtu.be/gfpQIgvrNgM
As the great Freddie Mercury once said: "Do what you want with my music, just don't make it boring.”
By the way you may have noticed that there is some snow on the ground in some shots, while the others do not. I guess you can say that some parts began to snow, but the video still proceeds flawlessly. Man, this video was harder than I thought to make! No more difficult than my TFB Episode 4 remake. Now that video nearly took up my entire computer storage. Lucky for me this video didn't take up too much space, and apparently this video is 60fps, which is what I did not want, yet iMovie doesn't have an option to choose which framerate is suitable for me, even if I wanted to make a cinema grade video.
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Btw since I got Trainz 2022 again, this will be the last Trainz 2019 music video I’ll make. At least for a while.
SFX only version: youtu.be/y67LwVlYSgQ?si=IRfkpqz99F2w1iAf
DISCLAIMER: I do not own the rights to this song! I only used it for entertainment.
Yes I am aware that the cab forward 4294 model I used has her white stripes in some shots. That’s because I was reskinning the model at the same time I was recording some of these shots. And personally, I like it better without the white stripes, so from this point forward it’ll be just that. No stripes, no problem.
I have personally never heard of this song in a very long time. The very first time I heard it, I was watching a short video compilation of the many trains seen in several movies, and this song played right after the infamous “Choo Choo Ch-Boggie” song from a movie "A League of Their Own" starring Tom Hanks. I forgot how the video first started, but it did include several train clips from movies like Silver Streak, Superman, Indiana Jones (I forgot which movie it was) Stand By Me, and several others which I have long since forgotten from that video. It’s been so long since I have seen that video, but it feels good to be listening to this song once again after not hearing it for so long! Let me tell y’all, the power of nostalgia is ruthless!
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Original Audio: youtu.be/c6gECv0LMRo?si=y2pcqeHau894sN1D
Also yes, I am aware this video is posted on Election Day, so shaddap.
Edit 12/19/2025: Since I have switched back to Trainz 2022, this will be the last time I’ll use trainz 2019 for the remainder of this series. As long as there are no glitches to ruin the whole thing...
By the way if the video’s audio sounds a bit different, that’s because of YouTube’s bizarre “auto-dubbing” of videos, which sadly I have no control over. You can just change the audio track to “Spanish (US) original” if you don’t want to hear the AI dubbing of this video, which would really ruin this video in the worst way possible.
So why did I use the UP 5511 in this one? Simply put, to fill in the background. Also, since the original episode featured a bunch of girls at the beach, it would've made a lot more sense to have a random freight train pass by the “Bumblebee Man” instead. In my opinion, it made way more sense than it would’ve to have locomotives on the beach. Realistically speaking, of course.
As for the New Haven (NH) diesel, some say he is a fugitive who was responsible for spoiling the great supply chain or ’91. he also had some experiences when working for an electricity company approximately 5 years before the infamous incident happened. Perhaps we should be careful if we encounter the un-numbered
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October 7th, 1937:
It was a very stormy night at the Mojave Yard, and SP X5032 with a freight train was ready to depart after a Lark train passes by on the furthest track. This train was bound for West Colton. Since the departure, it was going smoothly, until the train started descending towards the pass, then the inevitable happened. The only survivors of this wreck were the brakeman and the conductor who were in the caboose, far away from the lead engine sparing their lives from the inevitable.
After the crash, all the passenger trains (not shown in the video) have been rerouted while the tracks were being rebuilt. Freight trains would also be rerouted sharing trackage rights on the ATSF (now BNSF) right of way. Many train crews that go through the area still heard that mournful whistle from the derailment site.
October 12th, 1953
The ghost of the old 5032 was said to be lurking on the tracks where she ran on, but this train did not have such an encounter, which was one of a few trains which still made it through Cajon Pass, even past the old derailment site.
October 31st, 1975
It’s Halloween, and it was still raining cats and dogs that night. The ghost train was out on a prowl for her next victim, and this train 8534 East, was about to meet her worst fate yet. The whistle can be heard in the pass once again, and the engineer, knowing he might go insane, tried to respond back to the ghost by blowing his horn. Further on the descent, at the moment the engineer applied the brakes, then came the worst nightmare ever. Instead of slowing down, the train kept speeding up, further down the grade. It was going way too fast for the crew members to bail out, so both he and the brakeman at the head end would have to ride it out. It was no use. Then came every engineer’s worst nightmare. Unfortunately there were no survivors of this crash, not even the conductor at the caboose, about 25 cars behind the locomotives did not survive either. Another train taken by the old ghost.
Let this be a lesson to anyone, not just railroad employees, but to anyone who is in the area, railfans too, that Cajon Pass is notorious for the many train related accidents that could happen at any given time. But for every October, you’d best prepare yourselves for the inevitable. Who knows? Anyway, any time you’re near the derailment site along the former SP right of way, watch out. You will be next.
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Yes it has been a long time since I posted my last remake video, but I’m not quite done here yet! I still got a few tricks up my sleeve…
Old version: youtu.be/arymmsg3wic?si=llkLHUsTDxg3F0DW
They say that on the former Norfolk and Western railroad, now Norfolk Southern, although the largest locomotive on the railroad is still sleeping soundly, one can still feel the shivers down one’s spine, when the old 1218 breaks the silence with its haunting, shrieking whistle. A number of ghost stories have been told, mythical legends linger from railfan to railfan, crew member to crew member, town to town. Okay, perhaps this one’s a bit of a stretch.
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From the channel that brought you countless nutshell videos, the Trainz With Real Train SFX video series, and the “Runaway Express” short film of 2021 and its remake of 2022, beware... “The Ghost Train Of Cajon Pass!”
Coming soon!
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Okay, so they added the ghost train for this year’s Halloween special, and I decided to try that out. It was a great addition to the game, and I’m sure other players out there would enjoy running it as much as I have. At least for this video. Sometime I always wonder if this game has any new add-ons for this year’s Thanksgiving and Christmas. Guess we will have to wait and see.
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Audio Link: youtu.be/d_RlUp3rB7Q?si=Tx6Nfux6Zyyl8LWt
The joke behind this is loosely based on the infamous “swear jar” gag, particularly after Homer gives away $20 and shouts “DA-“ then cuts off to the next scene abruptly, and also the backrooms as a one-off joke I thought would be extremely hilarious. the current whereabouts of Homer Simpson is unclear.
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Here I am with yet another Halloween video! But not like any other video I have made before, but this is my first ever Halloween-themed Roblox video! If it wasn’t for one of my followers on Roblox that mentioned this game, I never would’ve known it existed. I’m glad that I was able to do so. Otherwise, this video would never have been made.
Link to the game for you Roblox players out there: roblox.com/share?code=e1960560922a2a4496e8d4c5059a7aeb&type=ExperienceDetails&stamp=1761280893710
Now if anyone is wondering if I’ll be playing this in “Trainpocalypse Mode,” no I will not. It’s not because it’s scary, it’s because it’s very difficult trying to avoid the trains and so many dead ends making it impossible to avoid getting hit. Besides, there are other videos out there of other people playing this game on such a difficult level. If anyone else would rather play in “Daydream Mode,” I would highly recommend it. As long as you don’t get scared easilly.
Originally I was going to make a video focusing on the various train horns and whistles used in this game. It wasn’t until later I basically told myself “forget it,” and decided to do a gameplay video instead. So this is my take on this very scary, yet very well done, gameplay video.
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Website: t128trainz.wixsite.com/mysite
Alt. Download Link: drive.google.com/drive/folders/18CWxcou28iUorMqVvHEc9lUbIJnPA7ys?usp=share_link
This video has been reuploaded due to a typo at the end of the video, where it said Thanksgiving instead of Halloween. Originally I was going to have this released on Thanksgiving, but I thought instead I would release it during Halloween season so that I can get started with my upcoming Halloween special, which I’m hoping to get done by the 30th before the 31st. My apologies.
Other than my Halloween special, I’m also working on Pack 17, which I hope would be released by Christmas. Guess you can say that I have a lot on my plate other than my mother constantly nagging me to get a job and to work out. Man. You guys have no idea how I am always very busy on my end, which is another reason why I don’t upload my videos as often as I used to. At least I’m not like my imposter with the same name and his terribly photoshopped pfp.
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Original video: youtu.be/-afSs9YkVfg?si=kisofQeZ_CY5yGnp
As for K&L Trainz’s NYC Niagara whistle, I was told that it didn’t sound like the 765’s whistle, and didn’t understand if there was another audio clip elsewhere that used the same sound, or the same pitch. A little bit of feedback would help me out on this one a lot.
And the biggest mystery of all, would be Sam’s Whistle, which has me even more confused than ever. So according to the Pro Sound Effects website, there is a collection of train sounds, and for the whistles they are apparently labeled as it were recorded from a 1907 steam locomotive, but here’s the problem. There are a great number of steam locomotives preserved in the United States, and only a few of them are built in 1907. W&W #58 can’t be the possible origin because there are no recordings of this type of whistle being used on her whatsoever. C&NW #1385 can’t be it either since the whistle and bell don’t match the sound of the bell barely heard in the sound recording shown in the video.
That could only mean the one and only possible origin left would be Saginaw Timber/Polson Logging Co. #2, except she was built in 1912, not 1907, yet the whistle sounded the closest and the bell matches the sound perfectly! Perhaps the sound recorders mislabeled these sounds by putting in the wrong year? Were these sound recorders misinformed? I don’t know, but what I do know is that only until we get official confirmation by the studio behind these recordings will we ever know the true origin.
And of course, all the feedback is welcome for this video. And no, any questions regarding to my nutshells are still being ignored.
Interesting fact: The first whistle you heard in this video (used on Santa Margarita Ranch #2) was originally used on an SP Cab Forward locomotive. As for the Yosemite Mountain Sugar Pine Railroad’s #10, I still have no clue. It sounded like an SP 6 chime, but I must’ve forgotten about what type it was. Oops.
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*PLEASE READ: This video has been reuploaded for the following errors: 1) There was a cropping error I made at 6:11, which is now fixed. 2) There were no ambient SFX in the beginning of the video, which that problem is now fixed. Now the video will stay as is.*
Original Videos:
Part 1: youtu.be/qDjHHuuov2w?si=QBF6lVlK2gD6sfZC
Part 2: youtu.be/3pBW2eEBuBA?si=0YEpHRTlE7ey8xIq
For those who are asking why I changed the music throughout the entire video, it’s to avoid copyright claims, which is why the intro to Part 1 (if no one remembers it used to be “Living On A Prayer” by Bon Jovi) was silenced. Here, I made my own intro using the music which is included with iMovie. No need to worry about any copyrighted music here. As for the other songs used in the original, I didn’t know if these songs were copyrighted or not, so I decided to replace them anyway.
Btw if anyone is wondering who the heck Boston is, he’s the Boston and Albany 4-6-2 steam locomotive, who encountered the Doctor and the Tardis in New York.
Also, this video is made into a single video instead of being uploaded in two separate parts since I figured that it would feel more like how people watch several TV episodes or movies, especially those MCU ones, and other pieces of media which always have to include just enough suspense to keep you guys at the edges of your seats from start to finish. This also proves how far the game’s graphics have come a long way, as well as the skills of editing footage of said game (Trainz 2019) can go for such a long way. It also pays tribute to the now unavailable Tidewater Chronicles Trainz series, and its creator Tidewater312 which is probably no longer on Youtube anymore sadly, and the discontinued Cajon Railz series on SCL3618’s channel, which he has now moved onto model railroading instead of focusing strictly on Trainz videos like he used to be when he first joined. Ah the good old days, they will dearly be missed.
As for me, I’m still here, and the Christmas episode remake is in the works! Be sure to stay tuned for that remake on such a wonderful time of the year!
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Reuploaded because the clip I used of the 4449’s 6 chime wasn’t the same as it was in the sound effect, and another reason is because the 4458 was NEVER a sister engine to the 4449? Guess I must’ve forgotten.
Original Video: youtu.be/wZOXji_nejU?si=I2bWnqoxY0xxBDI0
Everything may look the same in this video, I have made a few changes in this remake.
1) You may have noticed that there is no colored text compared to the original.
2) The third origin has a different recording of the live steam whistle (which I still have no confirmation as to which locomotive it was from) and nowhere does it say it came off of a mallard.
3) The 5th origin in this video, formerly known as the “unknown 3 chime.” A lot of people have assumed for this one it originated from a 3 chime whistle used on Reading and Northern #425. But little did they know, that another locomotive may possibly be another candidate. That being the infamous Bonhomie & Hattisburg Southern #250, a Baldwin built 2-6-2 steam locomotive. Its whistle was the closest I can find that matches the infamous whistle used in that movie, and “No Time For Nuts,” an Ice Age short.
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Edit: Sorry about the typo where I said “Snowbirds” but without the “w.” I seem to have misread an article which didn’t need the “w” in the name of that flying squadron from Canada.
Unedited Version: youtu.be/ftwf41yF1HQ
They were also putting on quite a show on Friday, which I never took any videos, because of complications. For one my mom caught a minor cold, and we had to run some errands that day. So we had a lot on our plate that day.
Normally we would have ourselves a perfect day for the air show. It would've been perfect if the radical democratic elites never shut down our government. smh.
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This video has been reuploaded because the original remake had chuffing sounds, which apparently had some awkward Discord pings, and I didn’t know they were there. I extracted those sounds from Trainz, and apparently they were included in one of my assets! Well, one of the assets which I used for my video anyway. And I thought they were the sounds of the clanking in the rods. Bot whatever, from this point forward, this will be the last and final time I’ll ever work on this video! Now’s the time for me to move on.
Original Video: youtu.be/y-hWtZZbkho?si=WIeOPRDlvX2C6yZm
If anyone that is new to this channel isn’t familiar with this video, apparently it’s the most popular video I have made back in 2020. Still is popular to this day, which is why I’m not going to unlist it, until this one becomes the second most popular one. This video is not exactly a crossover, but it does consist of the following:
The two 1950s animated cartoons seen at the beginning of this video are both animated by Disney, Susie the Blue Coupe, and The Brave Engineer (TBE). Both came out the same year, and when Susie busted through a railroad crossing, we can briefly see Casey Jones’ locomotive #2 making his brief cameo in that short animation, as well as Caboose #53, also featured in TBE.
Now about the Indian animated bootleg, that’s another mouthful. For a low budget film, I guess you can say that they were creatively inspired by Disney’s old works, which this studio would animate in a similar way as of the original TBE short, but with a few twists. Kinda interesting, for a low budget ripoff…
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**Nobody was harmed during the making of this video.**
So for a few years now, I was bored one day and decided to stream some random train videos. Then I came across an old video called Desert Empire, which was a promotional film for the now-nonexistent D&RGW standard gauge railroad. Now owned by the UP. That’s when I thought: “Wait, that’s the same whistle used in The Aristocats!” So I made up that mess. Now, roughly 5 years later, that same video is now outdated, and it needed an update. So that’s what I did. Also, stop commenting “first” already, it’s getting annoying.
Link to old video: youtu.be/nzhSJktQS_0
Other films that are infamously known for using the same whistle:
- A Man Without A Star
- Pollyanna (dubbed on WP #94 for some reason)
Any other movies and TV shows worth mentioning? Let me know in the comments!
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Link to old video: youtu.be/p8TCiz1UwLs
I’m not gonna list ay sources this time, but I will list down the locomotives I featured in this video for future reference. In other words, some are referred to as examples, but not all of them are true origins unless if there is confirmation to prove otherwise.
The links to the locomotives will be listed below soon.
1) CN #6060
youtu.be/i9qfvp8SGQ0?si=hufOvkowZc-LhJrs
2) Clover Valley Lumber #4
youtu.be/ZXn6ZDKgIVY?si=Jrl38-Ekr0C_uL_Y
3) GCRY #4960
youtu.be/uLmEijntnvU?si=f2pId6yj77dRBsq_
*with SP #982’s whistle as part of a fundraiser for her eventual restoration*
4) GVRR #2248
youtu.be/qyEOFXohhYY?si=Y7xTpvhn5WkV6-jG
5) McCloud #18 (pre V&T)
youtu.be/RInfx7KzvVA?si=6go2IJI9m6GVRiyO
6) CP #2860
youtu.be/vsj371z8QpU?si=iV6sDHqiU0sbSwD2
RIP Greg Scholl, you will always be in our hearts.
7) Sierra Railway #34
youtu.be/x5qBPsESM7k?si=eQc1YXRRMsHRrqQN
*Note: Even though it’s the same whistle sound clip used for Ghost Train #311, it’s not the true origin. Only #34 is the real origin, not the 311.*
8) PRR #7002 & #1223
youtu.be/gvakoTpY3GQ?si=LYdrduoxF6oyhVOI
*Note: even though they both have the same type of whistle, there can be only one true origin. That being said#7002.*
9) Ft Steele (ex-CP) #1077
youtu.be/DQfAjPOukUQ?si=0SDp98h9RT3OvgU4
Friendly reminder: Try not to get drunk today. I’ve seen a lot of things happening with drunk drivers, and you DON’T want to find out what happens when you’re behind the wheel of your truck while driving intoxicated. Trust me.
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Link To Old Video: youtu.be/qL37Y7n3xbE
Link to original remake: youtu.be/rf-0m1AbIlU?si=WiaQ_Uj5ZVQB2fEt
*Links to videos I used:*
SP 4449:
- youtu.be/yjXOiHkeOC8
N&W 611:
- youtu.be/6r1ZnAAiqZ0
- youtu.be/VMDVKlJ06Eg
Sierra Railway 3:
- youtu.be/-fXape5S2Po
McCloud River 25:
- youtu.be/hHLMo40kQ3c
*Links to audio clips:*
SP 4449:
- youtu.be/0h_O7c0Hc88
- youtu.be/BUcCT15bonE
N&W 611:
- youtu.be/gDxxsZcjFcI
Sierra Railway 3:
- youtu.be/y2VW9CD4E8o
- youtu.be/hmjo-P14mxo
McCloud River 25
- sounddogs.com//search?keywords=11386518&share=true
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Original remake: youtu.be/D2eP36jJyTM?si=gJXrax-hCXf1WkFX
Leviathan York’s video: youtu.be/sYbCwgo5ywE?si=inm3A95Y7OOqb2VE
The third origin in this video seemed a bit different, because the user who took footage of the 1049 & 1072 doubleheading on the Zig Zag Railway, he has changed his username. That’s the only difference in this video. Everything else is the same.
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You are already aware of Sierra Railway #3’s cinematic career as a movie star locomotive, but just recently news broke out that when it comes to the Polar Express, the whistle we’re already familiar with… did NOT originate from Sierra #3 at all! It has been confirmed by Skywalker Sound, the studio behind all the sounds used in said film, that it was actually from sister engine #28! I know, even I had been lied to!
Link to old video: youtu.be/3dp5ZzQ-9iI
Link to community post: http://youtube.com/post/UgkxmHjph7DwDtNKioK1_F2DHyyYJ1LXxLwF?si=W6myMgjlTEvIay05
Link to where I first heard about the news: youtu.be/NLH1TosEZAA?si=4M1t15cDbCu27uUa
Other movies #3 was also well known to have made appearances:
Kansas Pacific
Little House On The Prarie
The Nickelodeon
High Noon
**Several other movies I’m either too lazy to list them since there are so many, or I forgot about half of them.**
Now that we know the actual origin of the Polar Express’ whistle, as well as the third whistle heard during the wolves scene from that film, since I have severe doubts about the first whistle heard in the film, I decided to make a whistle mystery video on that instead. That video will be coming soon, so stay tuned for that!
There have also been a lot of people assuming #3’s whistle can be mounted on #28, which is not true. That’s because the whistle had to be mounted on a specific type of mount, which would never be compatible to be mounted on #28, and also during production #3 was undergoing restoration, leaving #28 as the only one running.
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