Regionals of North America
Volume One
Come join us for an interesting, unique glimpse into regional railroading. At last check, there were well over 600 regional and shortline railroads operating in the United States alone. We find it amazing at the seemingly countless smaller railroads that are active in North America and the variety that they continue to offer. There are simply too many of these railroads to feature in a single listing. Regionals of North America is a collection of just a few of the many impressive, little railroads that continue to thrive in an industry dominated by the giant Class I carriers. The regional railroads depicted on Volume One include : Dakota, Minnesota, & Eastern (DME); Duluth, Missabe, & Iron Range (DMIR) - before and after CN takeover; Iowa, Chicago, & Eastern (ICE); Iowa Interstate (IAIS); and Montana Rail Link (MRL). Witness all types of locomotives, everything from Alco M420Rs, EMD GP10s, SD40-2s, and all the way up to big SD70ACes, MRL's newest power. In addition, most of the trains featured on this DVD are taken from mainline action shots moving along at track speeds that rival Class I operations. So come along for a vast, fun-filled journey across America and witness the variety that today's regional railroading offers. If you have grown a little weary of the monotony and lack of variety presented by today's big Class I railroads, this video will be a very exciting experience! Filmed 2003-2006. Videography by Mike Dixon. Edited and Produced by Mike Dixon.
| Iowa, Chicago, and Eastern SD40-2s #6459 and #6417 power southbound IC&E manifest M-SPKC past the milepost 300.2 grade crossing in Ottumwa, Iowa. This train is included on the DVD. | A DM&IR northbound loaded unit-limestone train passes through Burnett, Minnesota. This train is included on the DVD. |
|
Includes on-screen captions with EACH train giving ALL of the following information :Railroad, train id, train direction, train type, origin and destination of train, location, milepost, day of week, date, and time of capture. This information is provided for inquiring minds that want to know, and perhaps more importantly, to help fellow railfans plan visits to the featured railroads. |
|
|
|
|