Diesel Trains 2

To keep up with an ever changing world, railroads had to innovate with new technologies and breakthroughs. The diesel-electric locomotive went through many phases throughout its evolution, much like their steam predecessors evolved, going from elegantly streamlined cab units to the utilitarian eco-friendly heavy haul units of today.

Over the years, we've seen many classic examples of diesels at work. From the historic ones still in use on tourist operations, to the many in revenue service today and even on the occasional special, there's lots of variety presented here.

This volume includes:
0:00 Delaware-Lackawanna RS3s (CNJ) 1554 and 4118.
3:30 Atlantic Coast Line E3A 501 at North Carolina Transportation Museum.
4:19 Baltimore & Ohio SW1 8408 at Wilmington & Western.
6:50 Burlington 999 at the Hesston Steam Museum.
8:23 Maine Eastern GP9 764 leased to the Strasburg Rail Road in 2015.
10:47 Mid-Continent Railway Museum RS-4 1256.
13:03 65 tonner and Milwaukee Road SD10 532 at the Whitewater Valley Railroad.
15:59 New Hope & Ivyland GP30 2198.
18:19 Iowa Northern F40s 678 and 461.
23:19 Wisconsin & Southern GP38-2 3895.
24:43 Freight trains on BNSF and Union Pacific.
26:31 CSX freight trains.
28:57 Norfolk Southern freight trains.
32:38 Horseshoe Curve.
35:11 MARC commuter trains.
37:43 Metra commuter trains.
39:03 Amtrak passenger trains.
42:33 Iowa Interstate ES44AC 513, Rock Island heritage unit.
45:04 CSX's executive F40s, newly painted in Baltimore & Ohio inspired appearance.