Beneath the Amtrak Missouri River Runner Near Jefferson City, MO

[Caltash]

Wow that was awseome! Interesting perspective. Thanks for sharing!

[distantsignal1]

@TheElevatorChannel Glad to see you getting into railfanning!

[FranceHopper]

That was wicked badass. Lucky the camera didn't get smashed.

[TheElevatorChannel]

@FranceHopper It's all a matter of knowing where to place it :). The biggest risk is a loose rock or something hitting the camera, which is why I use my old Kodak Zi6 for these videos.

[Streetcar1743]

Now, when was this made? Was this done on the Friday I came?

[dieselducy]

@Streetcar1743 I think it might have been..

[Streetcar1743]

I've seen this in commercials. This is what an Amtrak train looks like at 75 miles an hour! In the Pentrex Production "Ozark Country Cab Ride", Dave Drui (narrator) says its always "White Nuckie" time each time a train comes to a town as an engineer never knows what to expect. Jacob, at least you were lucky and made it back home in one piece!

[jimster586]

Great job and great video!

[hotelmanztv]

That was so COOL!!!!!!

[buddybuddy0920]

How did you know putting the camera their was safe?

[fancysnake1]

@buddybuddy0920 i don't think it's going to derail :p

[buddybuddy0920]

@fancysnake1 I meant for the camera not to be crushed!

[fancysnake1]

@buddybuddy0920 oh lol maybe it was a small camera and lots of other people have done it too

[georgef551]

Happy 300K views!