What's with the dislikes? People have videos of trains going over their cameras all the time. Why are you guys booing this video there's nothing wrong (As far as I know) of placing your camera on the tracks to see a view of a train from underneath.
@@harrisonofcolorado8886 Ik its illegal, but who cares? Its only a problem if you lay down on the track with the camera or if you set it down right before you get hit. Or if you do that near a cop
IT IS IMPOSSIBLE !!!!! ACCORDING TO ME, THERE WERE TWO CAMERAS AND THE TWO VIDEOS WERE TRIMMED AND JOINED !!!! LIKE & REPLY THOSE WHO AGREE WITH ME !!!!!
Train pasando muchas horas 17 9 los de muchos bagones 17 9 esos duran así y pasan ,los de muchos bagones de carga 🚂🚂🚂🚂🚂🚂🚂🚂🚂🚂🚂 esa hora pasan los de muchos bagones
Maybe. If it did, it's a BNSF Ex-Santa Fe Warbonnet. If it doesnt, I don't know. It might be a BNSF Fakebonnet. Some of them have Santa Fe on the front. The world will never know.
UPDATE: It's a BNSF Ex-Santa Fe Warbonnet. I noticed the three-digit number on the number board. Santa Fe Warbonnets have three-digit numbers. (Also, it's an SD75MAc.)
I think the only lie was that this was one camera. I'm thinking two cameras, one facing the train, the other facing away. That's how they got the "coming and going" shots. Two cameras and some nice editing.
