See the Grand Trunk Western Railroad in their final decade with lots of exciting 1st and 2nd generation EMD diesel power. Volume One starts at Milwaukee Jct. in Detroit and shows you GT trains along their Holly, Mount Clemens, Flint and South Bend sub-divisions. The train action includes lots of auto-racks and hi-cube boxcars for the Michigan Automobile Industry. See the railroad Hot Spot of Durand, Michigan which includes interchanging traffic with the Central Michigan Railroad, plus the magnificent Durand Union Station along with several other historic depots and towers. There is also a segment on contemporary Grand Trunk Western steam with GTW #6325, a 4-8-4 Northern that's pulling a tourist train. The GT train action includes yard switching, locals, manifests and intermodals plus unit trains of coal and coke. Rail footage era 1989-1999 from the camera of Hal Pantti with additional footage by Brad Plets.
Running Time: 115 Minutes Beautiful Color with Live Audio 4:3 Aspect Narration On/Off Options
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DVD Item#:
121GTW1D
Blu-ray Item#:
121GTW1B
Runtime:
1 Hour, 55 Mins ($0.24/min)
Producer:
Plets Express
Aspect Ratio:
Wide Screen
BLU-RAY UPC:
Shrink Wrapped?:
NO!
Disc Type:
DVD or BLU-RAY
Region Code:
0 Worldwide NTSC
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Grand Trunk Western - Vol. 1 Grand Trunk Action Across Michigan DVD
Bill S (Houston TX US) on 2021-02-05 18:02:46.
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4 of 5
Great DVD for GT fans. Narration is good. Lots of EMD 4 axle power is featured, especially GP38-2s and chopped nose GP9-Rs. l was hoping for better picture quality, but it's not bad. Just about every RR DVD I've seen hass lesser quality than Hollywood movies made in the same era. There's no root or title menu. When l put it in the player it starts playing. Fortunately it is broken up into chapters.
Additional remarks by Bill S: Narration:Just enough. Would kids enjoy this?Maybe. Image quality:A little rough around the edges. DVD Value:Excellent Value! Recommend to others?A "Must Have"!