Steam & Excursion > SPECIAL: Train Festival 2009, Daylight - Part 1

Trainorders.com's Train Festival Series gets underway with the Daylight 4449 to Alma, Michigan. These reality web programs include footage from the cabs, from the ground, and from the air. Over the coming weeks we will present almost 70 minutes of Train Festival 2009 programming.

Monday, Part I
Tuesday, Part II
Wednesday, Part III

To learn more about these programs and how you can view them smoothly, and without stuttering visit:
http://www.trainorders.com/discussion/read.php?16,2045169

If you are on a PC that is a bit older you can download this file that will play in Windows Media Player smoothly: http://www.trainorders.com/siteprogram/4449-part1.wmv

If your computer is more than seven years old then this option probably will not help you out.

Todd Clark
Canyon Country, CA
Trainorders.com

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Smooth as silk - great video - came across fine on my Apple iMac. Thanks for the aerial views - well done! Sound was terrific!

Wow what a great video and camera work is the best I have ever seen, worth the price of membership.

Wes

WOW!!! My complements to you and Dave Busse for the excellent camera work and editing.

Fantastic shots! Too bad I have to wait til the 18th for the 765 videos.

Doyle sure likes his Pepsi. Great work on the video, I look forward to the rest of the series!

Pump

Well done!!

Excellent Todd and Gang! I certainly cant wait for the next in the series as well!

Drew Mitchem
Centralia, WA

Sponsored by Pepsi!

But seriously, it was great to get a look at the extremely well appointed and clean cab. As a live steamer, I love the gauge setup.

--M

Mike Massee
Tehachapi, CA
Photography, Railroading and more..

Funny you should mention that Harlock! Pepsico was indeed one of the BIG sponsors of the American Freedom Train Foundation (along with General Motors, Standard Oil, and Prudential Ins. Co.). That's why we, at least Doyle and I, still drink Pepsi today!

Super stuff! Jack, you must have taught Luke well, nice steam only plumes from the '49, just like when you fire her.

Luke was a quick learner due to his experience on logging locomotives up in Washington state. Bob Slover and Mike Manwiller (CMO of the Heber Valley RR in Utah) also fired the two day excursions to Alma. They all "Done good!".

EXCELLENT videos!! I echo others that these should be on a for sale DVD. Arlen

Fantastic.... Even saw saw me and SD45X at Carland.

The Iron horse

The dirt mound at the crossing?? I thought it was a black truck??

Doyle must have installed a "Quiet Cab" at the same time he installed the new Mars..... nuff said... ô¿ô