Railroad Videos

Meet some of the vendors and attendees at the 2009 Craftsman Structure Show in Mansfield, Massachusetts. Includes an interview with two promising and young diorama contest entrants!

Part 2 of the Scotty Mason Show done live at the 2009 Craftsman Structure Show in Mansfield, Massachusetts.

D.C. Cebula and Brian Kammerer working on scenery for the W&A model railroad.

In the earlier 1990s, railroad workers claimed symptoms of what their lawyers call toxic encephalopathy. Ultimately, scores of lawsuits were filed in northern West Virginia in which those railroad employees sought compensation from the railroad. On this edition of Ringler Radio, host Larry Cohen welcomes Attorney James W.Turner from the firm Huddleston Bolen to discuss the groundbreaking railroad case: Carter, et al v. CSX Transportation, Inc. Larry and Jim will explore this controversial solvent study and how a Judge's ruling in various Daubert hearings took center stage when it came to these cases.

Russia, a man is passing the railroad crossing while closed and gets stuck. His car was scraped by the train.

Test running the wye at Silver Creek. Testing crossings and stub switches.

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D.C. Cebula and Brian Kammerer building scenery for the W&A RR.

Grand Funk Railroad: Mark Farner (vocals, guitar, keyboards); Don Bewer (vocals, drums); Mel Schacher (bass). Craig Frost (Keyboards) Recorded live at Madison Square Garden on December 23rd 1972. There is not much to the drums in these songs. It's kinda repetitive but it just has such a good groove to it that it just becomes more of a feeling. Nothing gets the blood flowing on a Sunday morning like this song. Everyone in my house was vibrating out of their beds! They are used to it by now! I think the original video was captured off of someones TV set so the audio is not that good either. That makes it really hard to follow as well cause it speeds up and slows down a bit.. But look at their faces - they are all having such a good time that night. I believe that this was also the night that their manager wanted to stop this show with a NYC sheriff due to the lawsuit that was between them! This is a great video that captures them at the prime in a live environment. You hear Don in the background letting out his emotions every 10 seconds with a lot of Yeah's If you watch the ending, Mark almost wipes out. Looks like he slipped on something. That would have sucked. Such a great performance only to end it with a wipe out. I hope I breathed a little life into this song and added some fidelity to a otherwise flat recording. You can see a better quality version at thedrumchannel.net