Dollywood Express #70

Two Virginia Railway Express GP40-2s on a CSX Manifest

Dollywood Express 70

Happy Easter!

I just wanted to wish everybody a happy Easter from all of us at Signal Light Productions! Hope you all have a safe one and remember not to try and beat the train!

Father's Day Railfanning

It wont be long before we head off to Folkston, GA so I had to post this CSX video. Between now and the end of April we will go to Folkston twice and film Trains of Folkston Volumes II and III.

Kingston Model Railroad Club

Norfolk Southern 21st Century Steam DVD Preview

TVRM GP-7 Cab Ride

New Cars For Rocky River Central

Today we preordered three of  the incredible Atlas O California Zephyr passenger cars. They are of the second run and feature fantastic detail. The cars we ordered were the Silver Colt, Silver Lodge, and Silver Maple. Silver Colt and Silver Lodge are Dome Chair Cars while Silver Maple is a 16 Section Sleeper. For more information on the cars as well as preproduction pictures, visit http://www.atlaso.com/odomecar.htm and http://www.atlaso.com/osleeper.htm. The cars are scheduled to arrive in the fall/winter time period. Plans have also been approved to purchase the Atlas O Spruce Falls PS-1 boxcar which was a custom run for Petersen's Supply Co. as well as a Weaver Milwaukee Road Railway Post Office. Those two should be arriving in the summer/fall time period.

Amtrak 40th Anniversary Train

Southern 6133

Tenn Bridge Railfanning

Rainy Saturday Adventure

What a Tale...

January 21, 2012, Hueytown, AL: We were filming the Birmingham Southern's operations of the US Steel plant in Hueytown, Al today and were on USS property, but there were no signs that mentioned anything about trespassing or photography. BS was recently acquired by WATCO, so is no longer owned by US Steel. We were filming and taking pictures. Two Ford Expeditions painted for USS came screeching up far above the posted speed limit of 23 miles per hour and one pulled in front and the other behind our truck so we couldn't leave. The officers demanded that we delete all photos and video and show them. We understand they might have a no-photography policy, but since there were no signs and we were not filming their operation, it is WATCO's, it doesn't seem they had a right to do this. Please post a comment or your story. We will soon be contacting Birmingham Southern, WATCO, and US Steel.

Canadian Surprise