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  • Great work, Tim! Nice footage!

  • This looks familiar Tim? lol.

  • how the hell did u get the awsome shot on the front of the locomotive

  • we were having a day out with thomas and we put thomas in front of the locomotive. so i rode in the thomas engine and filmed out the back.

  • to me, it is strange to see a Locomotive of the same design as one i have seen many times here in Queensland, Australia. AC16 221A is the one i know and i have ridden behind her alot. If i get over to the US I am definately seeking this machine out and giving it my full attention.

  • i feel the same way about your 2 engines...if i ever get there im going to seek them out and ride them too

  • well, 221A is owned by Queensland Rail and they have a small fleet of restored steam locos so it runs infrequently and i'm not sure how often 218A runs as it is on a tourist railway in NSW

  • I was there for Railfan Weekend 2008. I never did get to see the video, because I spent almost the entire time taking pictures of the engine my great grandfather operated back in the 1930's & 40's: No. 12, the original Tweetsie engine. By the way, I would like to have this video, how could I get it?

  • Awesome!!! How long is this railroad?

  • about 3 miles

  • As always, awesome job! How did you get the shot of the front of the train when it's going up the hill?

  • I got that shot during the Thomas event.

  • Cool video man! aparently you shot the video while Scott was driving.

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