In which context? Could mean “feet” or “featuring”.

@@FreightTrainProductions okay it must mean featuring then! Thanks

A few hours, maybe. I don't recall exactly how long.

@@FreightTrainProductions Okay.

Thank you! Unfortunately, not worth the money to keep the fleet clean, I suppose.

Big fan of the wing/flag scheme myself, but clearly not a priority of the railroad to keep them clean, unfortunately. Thank you!

Only about a day to upload, maybe 6ish hours to edit. Thanks

One of my favorites, too. Thanks.

I’m honestly not sure if the pluses or Xs are official, or if it’s more specific to my source of the symbols. I’ve figured out that “XH” signifies hazardous/flammable materials, and all loaded oils are “XU” similarly; I’m not sure what the pluses mean, though it’s not very common to see outside of windmill/J trains. I figure they are just source-specific, and aren’t official characters, but I just use the symbol I have. Thanks.

⁠@@FreightTrainProductionsyeah the Xs and Plus’s aren’t official. I work for big orange. I won’t know if it’s a key train (hazmat) or not until I look at the paperwork or it’s clearly a oil train. Either way keep up the great work. You’ve got a lot of cool videos and caught a lot of cool stuff

Interesting, appreciate the info, and thank you!

An hour or two, give or take.

Great to hear!

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They sure aren’t very common, but I live near a military base, so I’m able to get a few every year. Thanks!

Mostly in the Imperial Valley of California and the overland route of WY/NE. I will work on adding exact locations, but with so many clips, it may take a while.

The one at 8:08 looks like Kearney, NE