RGS 20 Chases a Goose! 

Talking about a wild goose chase. On another note it’s really cool seeing the valve gear do the dance as the thing runs.

ES&D fans watching the entire video only to find out that Hyce didn’t crash RGS 20 into the goose, derailing everything and setting off the explody bois: :|

Something I've never considered before is the difference in utility for a museum with being able to just go in a circle all day. Over at IRM, their main does actually go quite a distance (and supposedly, they own a ROW that goes substantially further. They just have yet to lay down tracks for), but at the end of the day, you do have to stop and go backward wich may cut down on your immersion.

Takes "wild goose chase" to a whole new level!

Love the new camera views, especially the one with the wheels!

Those shots of 20's valve gear were absolutely amazing

Neat! If a drone would fly high enough it would be like a model train set riding the same oval shaped track for multile laps. That thought made me grin a little.

Very interesting! I am really amazed the view between the frame, which shows the motion of Stephenson valve gear, although I would love to see the same view while changing the cut off, ie engineer changing the position of Johnson bar!

Loving the new camera views and the awesome footage Hyce! Those interior shots of the working mechanisms are impressive!

The shots of the valve gear moving are really cool

You know it's fall when the Geese start migrating.

clearly you own ALL the GoPros :) Sticking them everywhere on everything.

Holy cow, the pilot cam looking back along the rail, thats awesome! Ive only ever seen that shot on one other engine and it was #40 at the Nevada Northern. AWESOME! Ill be waiting for the 10 hour version whenever you're ready. haha! The valve gear action is fantastic as well. Never get to see that usually. Thanks!

You're spoiling us with these new camera angles!

That valve gear view is awesome.

Am I the only one who thinks that 20 (for her size) has an almost comicly large headlight?

Great horn control. I guess every driver has their own style. Can you play Erwin Rouse's Orange Blossom Special on it?

I enjoyed this cinematic approach. I know it is labor/time intensive which is why movies make scenes like this but no your average you tuber. You have raised the bar.

Some say she stalks the goose to this day, albeit unsuccessfully ;P

I was watching a video on 7.5" gauge locos and saw an RGS 20 model in live steam on it earlier today

Two questions: do the locomotives and other rolling stock at the museum experience unusual wear patterns due to being run always in a circle? And do steam engines need anything like an "Italian tune-up", or do they run happily at low loads and speeds consistently without accumulating fouling anywhere? I'd guess not due to being external vice internal combustion.

That stack talk

Everyone: v a l v e g e a r Me: oh hey a CB&Q northern, why dont they restore it- *realizes everything that can go wrong*

Those are amazing shots of the 20! Can’t wait to see more videos like this

Remember oh wise Engineer! One must never actually catch thine goose…or a wallop in thy pocketbook will follow with unholy wrath!

0:40 OMG i love that view

This takes roadrunner and Wylie coyote to a whole new level.

Love the pilot cam! But the main drag by the road looks like switch picking Hell to me! 😅

Looked like a wild goose chase to me. 😆

RGS 20 Chases a Goose? Not quite Hyce...Mans? RGS 20, while Also giving us Beauty shots of the machinery inside RGS 20, while Goose 7 Runs for it's dear Life

Look at all those cinders

0:43 Awesome view. More, please! 👍😍

Gosh darn geese run off and 20 has to chase them…

A lot of cameras and a lot of work went into that video. Nice job, really neat to see all the different views.

That was super cool. Thanks for the ride.

Hyce is having way too much fun with this

Awesome! I loved the shot up the front of the smokebox..

ur camera placements are lovely

I'm just trying to be funny here but I think I know what hyce one trigger is *Whispers k36 standard gauge* Or if I'm wrong I think it could have been *Whispers k37 standard gauge*

Fantastic video! Thanks for sharing

Excellent video and camera work just fantastic 👍

Love that Chugging sound, God I love steam!

Like the way you got video of the inside valve gear doin' its thing. Don't recall ever seeing that done before.

She sounds fantastic!

Goose chasing railroad edition

Kinda reminds me of greg scholl video productions Chases by a Train series

Great clip.

I thought you were talking about a literal goose.

Beautiful footage Hyce! Does the museum have any plans to expand on their current property or purchase new property? The museum rather small considering all the equipment.

Watching these videos reminds of me when I was younger down in Port Augusta Australia there's a railroad with a steam loco called the pichi Richi lovely little thing and it's a quiet soothing ride through the landscape

Dude talk about a killer video love the angles and editing great video

I’d like to see how you drive a goose.

A great day fantastic

Love it

Hey, I was there that day!

With that stronger chuff sound I sounds like 20 is saying "get back here you little s#!*"

Lovely footage there Hyce!

This was such a great video Hyce!!! Awesome sauce!!!

Dude I love these Vids

4:42 oh hey 👀what's the story of those lil tiny Switchers off to the right?

I would love to seem more of the inside components moving like shown in the video. It’s hard to find videos like that

amazing video

hey hyce love the video I have a question about that big steam engine it's in the video at 8:00 does that steam engine work or no can you talk about in a video.

The great wild goose chase!!!! I miss working with goose #7

The steam locomotive is galloping after the galloping goose!

The Goose is loose. Love your show. ; )

A goose like vehicle visited the Ffestiniog once.

Wow! I would definitely like to try that ✌️

this is a strange game of duck duck goose

In Victoria bc we had a galloping goose diesel rail car

Heheh, that wide angle view on the front looking forward makes it look like your high balling it through there after the grade crossing. Also makes the radius of that first curve look smaller than it is. Edit: Also I'm wondering why there isn't a Hyce "Explody Boi" Bumper sticker on one of those tank cars sitting in the back yet... hmmmm? What? lol

Did triple track ever exist like narrow gauge with dual gauge on both slides, allowing the running of a bigger than standard trains?

Tell us more about the "goose," please.

What in tarnation is on those rails

What's the story on the Burlington Route engine in the siding? I grew up in Burlington, Iowa. And there's barely any history on the line anywhere in town.

Nice!

Are all of the RGS geese accounted for, or were some lost to scrap?

i am going to the colorado railroad museum this saturday or next saturday

How cool :)

Somehow i feel like this isnt the first time in her life old 20 has done this. lol

What is the maximum speed allowed on the loop at the Colorado Railroad Museum?

video idea/question. just wondering what will you do if lets say 20 derails she is whole but she is not in the track what will you do. ie what do you do to make the loco safe when something happens' why do you do those things and railroad safety?????

what is the locomotive in frame @0:34? and do you think you can cover it in a video?

Nice

i really wonder how your inspection regime works compared to the dutch standard, i know ours is super extreme but i dont really hear much of any big accidents happening in the US with historical trains, so clearly it must be pretty decent. the only dutch group i know halfway decent is the southern ZLSM line, one of the most historical routes in the west eu (imo) and a really damn cool place, all of the old school stuff from the 50's and before is still there, i really miss the thundering sounds of the trains there climbing the hill up to simpelveld, such and incredible sound to hear a steam train really go all out, even more so with the big ones. seems you only have a circle track of some kind, we dont have those in the netherlands as far as i know, all of them are on old public tracks from A to B back to A though i will say a nice 2 hour journey on a steam train is much nicer then a short track (imo) if you ever get the chance to come to the EU, check out the ZLSM they (mostly) have old swedish war reserve stock that was sold of in the 90's (crazy to keep steam trains till the 90's but whatever) they also have one 53 serie german war train. but the 1040 has to be the most steampunk train ive personally ever seen anywhere. its such a cool train (ZLSM 1040 on youtube if ya wana see a vid) its so intresting how american all these trains are, makes sence but even so the difference is huge!

Did that car runaway

Is this a preview of a Goose centric video?

What kind of whistle does #20 have

The Colorado railroad museum should upload a big trains tour video of the west side lumber company three truck shay locomotive #12

What was this for? A special event of some kind?

Wait! What is this thing you are following??? Need to know more about that.

Hey hyce do they have any high hoods there?

Hey Mark, if you were to put Peewee's transfer case in reverse, and the transmission in reverse, would it go forward, or would it go to infinity?

Will that engine run in center?

Hey Mark cool video man. Hey I saw the live stream. Hey if you don’t mind me asking what is the status of the 5629 as far as cosmetic? Thanks man your freind Jeff aka NW611J.

what about the gigantic loco near the box cars?

TBH, I was expecting to see an actual goose on the track at some point. I guess that's just apart of being an Autist. (Speaking of which, I ran across a thing some months back I think it was that said we Autists are much more likely than neurotypicals to like trains.)

Where is this at?

how old is #20??

Can you explain engine number 5260 in next vid