Railfanning Downtown Kansas City, MO with KCT, KCS, and BNSF 

Thanks Dan! The Geeps were on, you can hear their turbo whine, but they may have been idle. Hard to say. That GEVO is overpowered for that entire train, so they could be just idling. I like the swoosh though on them. Saw some freshly repainted SD75Ms that day too, they looked great... and no, I didn't get any pics of them.

Cool, there's a lot of those movements every day n KC. Pretty neat stuff.

Glad you enjoyed it, however, what do you mean by "no shots?"

Apologies, trying to type fast and not reading what I have typed. It should have read, "Nice Shots" that's what I get for not proof reading before sending. Thanks for the correction!!! D. Muse

All of WATCO locomotives is now own by WAMX a subsidiary of WATCO.In short WAMX is a locomotive leasing company.

Thanks, and yes, it was.

Thanks Vinny. This was the first time I've been able to film those WAMX units. I've gotten the older, all yellow scheme a few times, but yeah, I like this black and yellow much better. That's one of the pluses about Kansas City, still lot's of 4 axle power around from BNSF and WAMX, but also UP and even KCS on occasion too. They still even have the smaller switcher SW1500s and MP15s around.

Railfan Jason The same can be said for Texas, the DGNO, Austin Western, FWWR, etc. The FWWR will run 4-6 Geeps and SD40-2 on a single train. They have lots of SD40-2 and GP38s and 40s, as well as a few Geep 7s!

Thanks Ron, glad you enjoyed.

Yes, its very common to hear other horns around. KC has loads of trains around.

Yeah, those are a nice set of Geeps. Couldn't tell you about the horns though :D

It's not an actual passenger train, they are conducting tests on the line. Not exactly sure how it works, but that's what it is.

Railfan Jason I got that lol just seemed like excessive power lol. Maybe some type of test. Thanks for the reply.

Probably at Union Station. Almost everything runs by there. Easy access too.

Thanks

Thanks, glad you enjoyed it.