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  • This is an exciting video. I found my heart beating faster as the long-hood-forward SD40-2 headed it's train through familiar territory. A side benefit of this video is the time capsule view of the countryside - the houses - the cars - the businesses. This action footage brought me back in time. I hope other people who shot sequences like this will upload their footage onto YouTube so that the "VCR" era can be preserved.

  • Thats something you don't see everyday. Long hood forward...thanks for the video upload.

  • Awesome video! I loved to see this blast from the past! SD40-2 running long hood forward is a classic most will never see again!

  • This route could be a candidate for heartland corridor projects.

  • nice video and great sounding horn

  • AWESOME!!!!!!!!!!!

  • Excellent video. Classic railroading at its best!

  • Love those SD-40's running long hood forward! Exactly as N&W and Southern intended.

  • thanks for posting this!

  • Outstanding video !!!

    

  • Really cool to see a real one in action. I have this locomotive in HO with sound by Broadway limited.

  • cool..... from 6:51 on you can actually see the car in the cab windows :D

  • Nice work! Hope to see through traffic return to the Cincinnati District some day.

  • @atsf93 I heard from a railfan that this line has been abandoned and soon will be lifted. I hope he is wrong cause like you it be nice to see trains on this line.

  • @ROCKDOG5732 Its been railbanked i dont see it bieng pulled anytime soon

  • Wow this is great! I love N&W, SD40-2's, and RS5T's. Awesome video and great chase!!

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