Railways and Media - An Overview
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- Опубліковано 20 чер 2024
- So for those who don't know, I made this video around November 2023 for one of my College courses, were the assignment was to cover any topic of media and cover it in any form desired. I decided to cover a video talking about the different Media's that railways have seen, from the steam age to modern day. Hope you all enjoy this never-seen college video. ;)
btw, I got a good grade with this video.
Music used:
Awaiting WiFi Race - Mario Kart Wii
Throwback Galaxy - Super Mario Galaxy
Manuel - Gas Gas Gas
Daisy Circuit - Mario Kart Wii
Paralyzer - Finger Eleven
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Railroads always win
The Rock Island would like to know your location.
Expect when it comes to east Palestine
Penn Central would like to know your location
Unless it’s the ICC
My childhood of train media that wasn’t Thomas and Friends consisted of
1. The I Love Toy Trains series
2. There Goes a Train
3. Trainz Driver & Trainz Driver 2
4. What You Want to Be When You Grow Up: Railroaders Edition.
Same
And Polar Express.
4:58 I Played Trainz and It's was a Great Game.
I feel like DVDs/VHS tapes/home media in general should've gotten a mention here, given how prominent they were among railfan circles in the 80s, 90s and early 2000s. Companies like Pentrex, Mark I, Greenfrog and Herron Rail were (and still are) all pumping out high quality programs for railfans of all ages and all types.
My Childhood was TTTE, watching Train Derailments or Spotting Videos, MSTS Videos and playing the game itsself, owing Take 'n' Play, TWR & Trackmaster Thomas and Lego City Trains
I Played TONS Of Train Based Computer Games! I Was A Huge PC Gamer When I Was A Kid.
1). Railroad Tycoon 2 Platinum Edition
2). Lionel Train-Town Deluxe
3). Microsoft Train Simulator
4). Chris Sawyer's Locomotion
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I watched a lot of train media in my childhood
One of these including the I love toy trains series or I love big trains
The railway media that got me into transfer good it was actually two films regarding the White Pass and Yukon Railway. While thomas did have a hand in it WP&YR sealed it for good.😊
You talk about old train magazines the last one I have is a copy of railroad man's magazine from March of 1912 it was about 15 cents and I'm surprised it's in such good condition a friend of mine gave it to me it was pretty cool to see it's pretty darn thick compared to today's magazines they had a lot to cover back in those days
One form of media I think about is maybe, diaries of the pioneers?
Like, imagine George Stephenson writing a diary and just nerding out about the technical details of Rocket 😅
Awesome video!! Definitely an overlooked aspect of railroad history.
Railways and Media make a great pair. Cowl proves it
Something like this has me thinking of the most famous Railfanning spots in all of UA-cam's/Railfanning history
Roosevelt Road in Chicago.
The racetrack bnsf mainline to aurora
Big 10 curve outside denver colorado and the Moffat tunnel
Sherman hill in Wyoming
Keddie wye on the wp in California
Techapi loop on the sp in California
Cajon pass in....yes you guessed it California
The union pacific rail bridge Omaha Nebraska
Hells gate Bridge NEC New York
Puget sound overlook outside Seattle Washington
Columbia River gorge Oregon Washington border
B&O route thru Maryland to harpers ferry
New River Gorge also in virgina.
Royal gorge in Colorado
Cuyahoga valley scenic railroad in Medina Ohio
Olsen Road crossing Union Il
Steven's pass tunnel in Washington
Water level route from Albany to New York city.
The coast line and surf line between San Diego and San jose
Trainz is epic also why no model trains?
I agree, they have many platforms.
Technically railways have been around since the 18th century, the first ever railway was opened in 1758 in Leeds, known as the Middleton Railway, built to serve the Middleton colliery
yes
Offtopic but
So i got in an arguement with a planespotter in tiktok
Apparently they know the difference between a c919 and an a320 but they cant differentiate a gevo and an sd40-2?
🤦♂️
As a plane fan, even I know the difference between gevos and sd40-2
Haha
Missed opportunity to mention the Extreme Trains TV show.
I remember that show. I have the whole box set.
One of the videos that you listed superliners vs Talgo, the owner of that video has passed away. May he rest in peace.
The only pieces of train media that I watched were basically TTTE as well as other train videos on UA-cam.
4:52 cup in a nutshell
48 mins ago is arrousing
Railway reality tv show when
0:59 Where do I get this.
I need it *NOW*
Arcane odyssey media
Microsoft train simulator best game ever
I should know because I met him in real life
Actually people mostly use Facebook to post content, no one really uses Twitter for this
I watched a lot of train media in my childhood
One of these including the I love toy trains series or I love big trains