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A steam locomotive’s whistle is both a warning device and a means of communication. Before two-way radios were invented, railroad crews used various ways to “speak” with one another by using hand signals during the day, lanterns in darkness, and the sound of the steam whistle. You will learn what many whistle combinations mean to railroad crews and how they provide warnings to the general public.
We present samples of thirty different steam locomotives from our DVD library, using extended scenes to provide enjoyable examples of bells and whistles used to warn and communicate.
This informative program about bells and whistles is intended for younger railfans, but we think people of all ages will enjoy and learn something new while watching lots and lots of great steam action!
Our footage was captured with multiple tripod-mounted HD cameras / Running time approximately 52 minutes PLUS 42 minutes of previews of the DVDs used in the production of Steam Locomotive Bells and Whistles!
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Customer Reviews
- 5 of 5
The Steam Locomotives shown in this program from 2015 with narration from Janice Mitchell are: Rio Grande 488 on the Cumbres & Toltec, Gulf Mobile & Northern 425 on the Reading & Northern, Milwaukee Road 261, Lake Superior & Ishpeming 734 on the Western Maryland Scenic Railroad, Southern Pacific Daylight 4449 in 2011, Union Pacific Challenger 3985, Prairie Dog Central 3 in Canada, Nickel Plate Road 765, Riverside & Great Northern 98, Rio Grande 473 on the Durango & Silverton, Wiscasset Waterville & Farmington 10, Soo Line 1003 & 2719, West Fork Heisler 91 at the Mt. Rainier Scenic Railroad, Little River Railroad 110, Black Hills Central 110, Pere Marquette 1225 with a Norfolk & Western Steamboat Whistle during Train Expo 2014, Moore & Keppel Climax 3 on the Durbin & Greenbrier Valley, Little River Tank Engine 1, Lehigh Valley 126, Flagg Coal 75, Alberni Pacific Tank Engine 7 in Canada, Milwaukee Zoo 1916, Whiskey River 1919, Iowa Interstate 6988 & 7081 in the 2000s before 6988 was Americanized in 2011, Viscose 6, Canadian National 3254 at Steamtown in 2010, Laona & Northern 4 at the Camp 5 Lumberjack Line, & Hillcrest Lumber Climax number 10 at the Mt. Rainier Scenic Railroad.
Additional comments:
Narration: Could have used more.
Image quality: Excellent!
Value: Excellent value!
Recommend? "Must Have"!
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