TRS2019 - The Travels of a Railroad Reefer
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- Опубліковано 17 вер 2021
- Railroad cars travel thousands upon thousands of miles on various different railroads and regions. In this case, the focus is on a Chesapeake & Ohio Railway reefer car. We'll follow the car from it being loaded with apples at a Washington state cold storage center on the Burlington Northern Railroad. It's then sent over to the Penn Central through Illinois, Indiana, Ohio, Pennsylvania, and New York. Then in New York its transferred to the Boston & Maine and Maine Central. Finally, the train is broken down further into a small local destined for Maine after heading through Massachusetts and New Hampshire. The Maine Central local train winds up at another cold storage center for unloading and shipment to local stores, once again completing a long multi-day journey.
This is a bit of a different Trainz music video as I wanted to do a bit more visual storytelling in this one, so hopefully you still enjoyed it! This will be the last Trainz music video for a little while and I'm going to try and focus on other videos so I'm not just constantly making these music videos over and over again. College has really got me tired out lately and I wanted to at least get a video out because it's been 2 weeks since my last upload, so I figured one more music video would be good since it doesn't require too much editing. Regardless, I really appreciate you all understanding my slower uploads due to college and I thank you for your continued support and patience.
Music Used:
Bruton Music - Screwball
Bruton Music - Grandiloquence
Bruton Music - Newsbeat
Bruton Music - Umbrellas
Bruton Music - Masquerade
Content Used:
jointedrail.com/
BN SD40-2
BN SD7
BN/GN B Unit (Club Car Content)
CBQ SD40
PC U25C
PC SD45
PC GP38-2
PC RS27
DT&I GP38-2
GTW SD40
B&M GP7
www.rrmods.us/
B&M GP38-2
B&M GP40-2
n8phu.wordpress.com/
PC C425
socaltrains.weebly.com/
BN GP35
cloakedghost.com/
BN GP30
CBQ GP30
PC GP30
forums.americantrainz.com/
Amtrak SDP40F
Trainz Download Station
BN C424
PC C630
B&M RS-3
GN SD45
narailm.wixsite.com/narm
MEC GP38-2
Trainz Store or STEAM
UP SD40-2 (Included in MILW Avery-Drexel)
BN SD40-2 (Included in MILW Avery-Drexel)
Routes (some have been altered scenery-wise for the purpose of this video):
Various private dioramas made by me and MRF
Legacy of the Burlington Northern II (jointedrail.com/)
Mid Atlantic & Western (Trainz Download Station)
Cattaraugus Creek & Lake Erie (Trainz Download Station)
The Loops (Trainz Download Station)
Unavailable
Anywhere Ohio
Links:
Instagram: / amtrakguy365
Twitter: / amtrakguy365
Flickr: www.flickr.com/people/1424538...
My Site: amtrakguy365.weebly.com/ - Ігри
Any of the locomotives, routes, and music I used are in the description so please check there if you're wondering where something is from! This is a bit of a different Trainz music video than usual as I wanted to do a bit more visual storytelling in this one, so hopefully you still enjoyed it! This will be the last Trainz music video for a little while and I'm going to try and focus on other videos so I'm not just constantly making these music videos over and over again. College has really got me tired out lately and I wanted to at least get a video out because it's been 2 weeks since my last upload, so I figured one more music video would be good since it doesn't require too much editing. Regardless, I really appreciate you all understanding my slower uploads due to college and I thank you for your continued support and patience. My next video should hopefully be Engines of New York Central the Hudson episode.
Nice to see that again
I’ve got a question. What’s a steam locomotive you personally want to see?
Yes! Can't wait
N&W refrigeration car is good to add with others freight cars on a BN PC BM ME Railroad's thank you for this
@@雪者 how did you find the second song by Bruton music? I can’t find it anywhere
He always includes his favorite railroad in these videos
Always had been
LOL The Penn Central yard was a perfect touch!
that was cool! 🙂
Facts
6:20
This is somewhere north of Lima, Ohio.
We can tell because of the DT&I locomotive and the Baltimore and Ohio CPL. The DT&I has trackage rights along the Toledo Division of the B&O just north of Lima. The exact interlocking I don't know.
Ligma
@@newyorkrailfanner8058 balls
I love the refrigerated/reefer cars! From the coasts to the landlocked country, they give people food to eat. They are the best kind of rolling stock out there! Naturally, I enjoyed this! Thank you!
I love how the video goes from happy music showing the BN train speeding along to Penn Central
So funny that you showed one of Penn Centrals 50 derailments a day xD that was a good touch
you should try doing one of these videos with different passenger trains, I think it would be an interesting take!
This video deserves an Oscar for best short film.
You have made many a Maine Central fans happy, myself included, nice video!
Yep I’m one to the only place you can see that paint Railfaning is the scenic railroad in Conway
Herber city UT has MEC painted locomotive, albeit began life as a BM
I really love the music at the beginning of the video. I’m a complete sucker for fretless bass.
5:28 Penn Central derailment, how fitting
Gotta say, really enjoyed the synth music in the background, really made a huge impact overall. Love the inclusions of the lesser seen railroads like Maine Central and B&M too! Great video overall!
This was very nice! Loved it. This gives me those 1970's or 1980's vibes (mostly 1970's)
Good old MEC! Miss that era!
Nicely done!
Agreed
Personally I find ice bunker reefers more fascinating, but I am WELL aware to why we don't use em any more
why not?
@@itsjusttyler5315 ice melts, Ac’s don’t
@@NishnaValleyRailVideos oh it’s the ones that you’d fill with ice
Awesome video. Really glad to see the Maine Central finally get some love.
2:10 - so at first I thought this was simulating Wenatchee, Wa - but that Amtrak clued me in. It NEVER arrives there during daylight hours. ;)
As a BN fan this had some eye candy for me
Sometimes a freight car has it's own story to tell. Sometimes a fright car can be just as interesting as the locomotive pulling/pushing it
5:27 ok the music that starts at this part just gives my insane classic Thomas music vibes and I love it!
I love the sound effects and music, awesome video mate
i love this.
The music. Its just too good.
Nothing wrong with a little Trainz candy. Well done.
I like this. Very well done.
Why do i love this so much
Another excellent video by AmtrakGuy365, although computer animated it displays vintage Fruit Growers Express reefer cars and a PC one, which I have one of, Pennsylvania Railroad and Penn Central freight cars and a caboose. Again excellent work by AmtrakGuy. Thank you for posting.
Nice! This was sick!
I really love this train game
Awesome Video
Superb mid-1970s setting with astonishing attention to detail! I especially like the passenger trains passing. 2:04 to around 2:30 looks a bit like Tacoma with the northbound Coast Starlight passing through on the way to Seattle. I keep wondering what train the passenenger train at around 6:32 might be, shortly after your freight train passes the junction with the Grand Trunk RR.
So cool I love your content
great video
Ah very nice to see some MEC love. Believe those units were made by my good friend Southern1581 if I'm not mistaken.
Nice documentry
Thise very interestingly awesome
Beautiful
This is very nice
So useful now I can have an MEC diesel on my roster
1:45 useing a F units B unit for a booster is pretty neat seeing I bet that was common for some railroads in the 70s and 80s or 60s idk what time period this was in
It's the mid 70s. You can tell by the existence of the Penncent and SDP40Fs
@@anhkietduongdo ok
I would say between 1973 and 1975
@@larken24 hm ok
Amazing
bravo!!👍🏻👍🏻
I was eating apples while watching this
Like it 😂
Nice!
Really wish jointed rail would come out with more amtrak equipment
I like the insult at 3:52 to PC's horrible track quality
I don't know much about the MEC, did they have ditchlights in 75-76? God, I love the sound of Alcos!!! nice work!
To answer your question, no. I believe the ditch lights were added around 1980-1983.
@@Reading3412Studios I model primarily the Milwaukee which did not have any during its existence, though some of the banditized units did receive them during 1990s. IIRC, Canadian RR'S were (some of) the first to implement them.
Don't worry...the very first episode of Engines of New York Central is coming soon!
its called the pain of exsisting kids
Burlington Northern!!!!!
Trainzpotting
This title totally had me confused, i thought it was about a couple of heads smokin a spliff down by the tracks
10:50 This passage made me think of the "11 foot 8 inch" bridge for some reason. I wanted to see an RV crash into it.
cool
If this were in the modern times there would probably only be two railroads featured in here due to BN-ATSF (BNSF) and CSX buying Pan Am.
Where’d you get the B&M and MEC locos
They Heros from 80s and 90s now they gone
MEC 255 has an E-bell IRL
I call driving the sdp40f!!!!
surprised how the penn central did derail as always
Which route is the MEC one?
Transcontinental speedrun Any%
What year is this event in 1972?
Gonna be honest the trackage on the penn central needs to be a lot worse
What sort of car is passing on the left at 4:00?
Coil cars
hi
FAAAAAAKE
There’s no weed in that box car
man 11 like at 1 min old
I’ll take broken English for 800
@@ATSF669 ?
Lol
Locomotives and Horsepower Reference bc why not (from first shown)
-BN 2542 (GP35; 2500 hp)
-BN 2226 (GP30; 2250 hp)
-BN 6066 (SD7; 1500 hp)
-BN 6379 (SD40-2; 3300 hp)
-BN 4246 (C424; 2400 hp)
-BN 9709 (F7B; 1500 hp)
-AMTK 505 (SDP40f; 3000 hp)
-AMTK 573 (SDP40f; 3000 hp)
-PC 7600 (RS-11; 1800 hp)
-PC 6340 (C636; 3600 hp)
-PC 8093 (GP38-2; 2000 hp)
-PC 6500 (U25C; 2500 hp)
-PC 2235 (GP30; 2250 hp)
-PC 2411 (RS-27; 2400 hp)
-PC 6128 (SD45; 3600 hp)
-PC 8088 (GP38-2; 2000 hp)
-AMTK 553 (SDP40f; 3000 hp)
-B&M 1566 (GP7; 1500 hp)
-B&M 208 (GP38-2; 2000 hp)
-B&M 302 (GP40-2; 3000 hp)
-B&M 1700 (GP9; 1750 hp)
-B&M 1506 (RS-3; 1600 hp)
-MEC 255 (GP38; 2000 hp)
-MEC 263 (GP38; 2000 hp)
Horsepower (on each highlighted train)
1. 7050 hp
2. 4750 hp
3. 8350 hp
4. 4000 hp
This video was amazing! Keep up the great work Jared!
Edit: I'll try to name all the locomotives I can see, as some in the video like the one at 6:20 are too far to see the numbers.
This new Grand Theft Auto really sucks 🤮😭🤮
Excuse me, but this isn’t Grand Theft Auto.
Lmfao@@connerrolofson1585 r/whoooshed
@@xp8969 really, dude?
This is the worst joke i have ever heard, not just because it didn't do what it was supposed to, you straight up insulted a long time railfan community's favourite game
@@ivangenov6782 cry about it some more snowflake lol