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Things are getting busy around here!

Mike has been furiously filming and Casey has been editing as fast as his fingers can move. We have a new YouTube #Shorts video to promote our next Roll-Up that drops on Wednesday, 2-22 at 12:15pm Eastern. Also, Part 2 of our series in Lookout Valley was released on Saturday, so watch it here!

New Video This Weekend!

We're excited to announce that our latest train video will be uploaded to our RailMoments channel on YouTube this weekend! This video showcases the best angles and the most memorable moments from our latest railfan excursion, and it is sure to be a hit with railfans around the world. From scenic views to a variety of cargo and graffiti, this video has something for everyone. So be sure to mark your calendars and tune in to our RailMoments channel on YouTube this weekend to catch the latest addition to our collection of train videos!

Another RailMoments episode!

 Yes, our second episode takes us to the tracks where the General once was involved in the Great Locomotive Chase. Lots of great trains. Enjoy!

Scouting new locations and filming...

We just dropped a new video which I will link soon, but here's a photo from last night at a new location we've been scouting!

New video coming soon!

 We've been hard at work on new videos! We have four trains about to be released, and another twelve filmed and still in editing. Here's a teaser of what's coming this week from our shoot we did back on 4/2/22:

Looking for Green Lights

 Mike (driving) and Casey (passenger) out scouting the main line for green lights. (TrainMon5 does not work for many of our videos as the CSX line in our area is on satellite.) Doing the dirty work, one scanner channel and tankful at a time!

RailMoment Roll-Up: Graysville, GA

 We have decided to mix in quick, short videos along with our longer RailMoments videos. We're calling these a "Roll-Up" because usually we see a green light on the tracks and roll up and jump out. We set up as much equipment as we can before the train comes along, so usually, it's minimal. See our first one below and let us know if you like this idea!