Steam Trains Galore 8!

Steam Trains Galore 8 is finally here! In the next installment of the Steam Trains Galore series, we once again travel around the country to see a wide variety of steam locomotives pulling passenger and recreated freight trains. We will see large steam locomotives like the Pere Marquette 1225 and the Union Pacific 844 as well as smaller locomotives like the Alaska Railroad 152 in Michigan and Shay type logging locomotives in the Sierra Nevada Mountains of California. Brand new intro music recorded by The Mysterious Mr. Shoe is also featured.

CoasterFan2105 is the home of all sorts of train and railroad related video content. Stop by every Friday at 9 AM Pacific time for an all new railroading adventure and be sure to check out all of my social media pages @coasterfan2105 for even more great railroad content. Thanks, and I'll see you down the line!

[maxlopez]

I grew up with 844 and I love steam trains since I was 3. Now that I'm 13 I railfan with my family

[TheUnflushedToilet]

I really love the Huckleberry steam trains! I saw 464 back in 2013 and it was super fun to ride onboard. It's unfortunate that 464 is now in a 15 year boiler inspection but at least 152 was recently restored!

[TrainGuru]

Absolutely stunning photography! This could give Hollywood a run for their money!

This is for Q&A later this year:
- What Southern Pacific steam locomotive would you like to see run?
- Favorite wheel arrangement from the SP?
- What makes the Phase 3 Amtrak scheme stand out?
- Did you ever go to McCloud or Dunsmuir, CA?
- Did you ever hear of the McCloud River RR or the McCloud RR and wanted to go but didn't?
- What is the next tourist RR that is on your bucket list?
- How many gauges of model trains do you have?
- What is your favorite city to film trains within their perimeters?
- What is your favorite mainline steam locomotive from the West, Central, and East?

[jacojasso]

Great that I get to see trains where I couldn't go to.

[Mxulin]

Steam trains will NEVER DIE! Also for galore 9 maybe you could include some orange blossom cannonball clips. LOVE THESE

[amberhoran]

Your videos are the only videos that my toddler will watch. He wants to wake up to them and fall asleep to them. And all hours in between. A train is not a train to him without steam.

[willberestartingthischanne]

I’m Going To Love Union Pacific 844 Mike

[AVeryRandomPerson]

Fun Fact: SP 4449 was fueled with diesel every time it visited LA until 1992, as Taylor Yard didn't have any crude oil to fuel it with.

[emmagillespie-fraser]

Hello, I just wanted to say that for the last two days all my 2 year old has wanted to watch was videos of your trains! No other videos seem to do, so thank you and keep it up!

[georgehorton]

I LOVE THIS WHOLE SERIES OF VIDEOS... THANKS FOR ALL YOUR HARD WORK... PLEASE DON'T STOP... I AM 72 AND MISSED GROWING UP WITH STEAM, IT WAS JUST BEFORE MY TIME... SO NO I WATCH ALL THE STEAM VIDS I CAN FIND... GREAT QUALITY PICS AND VIDEOS...
GEORGE HORTON PORTSMOUTH, VA USA

[bradthehighwayman]

Steam is king! Oh, how I wish Steam would make a comeback! Maybe in my dreams...

[rothmans]

Wow super video colors and train thank you
CoasterFan2105

[chadtherad]

My son loves watching all of your train videos! Plan to take him out to see some in person once it warms up.

[willberestartingthischanne]

I’m Going To Love Southern Pacific 18 Mike

[halfofacouch]

Hopefully by April of 2021, the U.S Sugar Railroad #148 would be open to the public for people to view. Who knows, maybe even there will be excursions. You should check out that locomotive one day!

[ajipboy]

2:25 that whistle sure has some ghostly-goosebumps vibe on it!

[LoopedCat]

If UP ever gets 3985 up and going again. My dying wish would be to see 4014, 844, and 3985 triple head through the plains together. The true legendary beasts of steam power.

[BnuuyBoi]

Pere Marquette 1225 is one of my favorite steam locomotives

[HudsonFromNYC]

You Know it’s A Good day when CoasterFan2105 Uploads

[rebelrailz.]

I absolutely *LOVE* these beautiful steam trains! Since I'm writing a book that has trains as a topic, this is definitely a great thing to listen to for inspiration.