This weekend, Coaster 2105 will be leading trains once again at the Southern California Railway Museum. On Saturday September 13, Coaster 2105 and Santa Fe 108 will be used on excursions over the museum’s demonstration railway. Tickets, including cab rides in the 2105, can be acquired through the museum website: socalrailway.org #trains #railroads #trainmuseum #coaster #travel | Coasterfan2105

Coaster locomotive 2105 will make its first public appearance for 2026 on Saturday January 17th! After pulling commuter trains in San Diego for over 25 years, the locomotive is now cared for by the Southern California Railway Museum in Perris, CA. On January 17th, locomotive 2105 will be used in the lead of excursion trains at the museum. Check out socalrailway.org for more info and tickets to ride! #trains #travel #museum #railroad #locomotive | Coasterfan2105

In this video, we'll explore the evolution of trains over time. This is more of a creative project that comes from one of my older video intros. We'll progress through various trains and film effects as we travel from the mid 1800s with the old-timey steam locomotives through the present day with more modern diesel electric locomoitves. | Coasterfan2105

Coaster 2105 will be on the weekend trains at the Southern California Railway Museum both Saturday July 5th and Sunday July 6th, 2025! Stop by for a leisurely ride on the museum’s demonstration railway in Perris, CA. See you there! #trains #coaster2105 #railroads #museum | Coasterfan2105

Coaster locomotive 2105 is an F40PHM-2C type built by Morrison Knudsen in 1994. It was one of five locomotives built for the start up of commuter rail service in San Diego, CA. The locomotive was officially retired in 2021 and eventually made its way to the Southern California Railway Museum in 2025 for preservation. In this scene from early July of 2025, the locomotive makes a test run on the museum’s demonstration railway. #trains #passenger #railway #history #california #museum #transportatio

Amtrak's Acela Express is the fastest passnger train in the United States reaching speeds of up to 150 miles per hour on its route between Washington, D.C. and Boston, Massachusetts. In this video, we will watch several Acela trains fly by at various locations along the Northeast Corridor. | Coasterfan2105