Siemens Mobility Train Factory From the Air - April 2024

[@Pensyfan19]

Incredible video! It's great to see what's cooking at the busiest rail manufacturing plants in the country. Can't wait for those Metro North Chargers to be delivered to NY soon, as if these videos are constant, they can provide helpful updates about the status of some of Siemens' many orders.

[@john345]

Those SC-42 DMs for Metro North Rail Road look great. As a resident of the Hudson Valley my station is Beacon on Metro North’s Hudson Line. Can’t wait to ride these to and from Grand Central Terminal.

[@Locotech42]

I used to work there great video, especially the catch of MNR 301 and 302! Those are my two new babies I will be working on

[@RandomRailfan828]

Nice video, looks like Siemens has a lot of work cut out for them. It’s cool to see the factory from this view!

[@joshuashea911]

pretty cool video. Didn’t realize how big the facility was until now

[@gregoryedwards8781]

Catching the Metro North Chargers was a big one

[@TheBCRailfan]

I'd like to point out at 8:35, there is an LRV you forgot to mention. It is a Siemens S200 LRV destined for the CTrain Light Rail system in Calgary, AB, Canada. It is part of an additional batch of 15 S200s ordered back in February 2020 adding to the existing 69 S200s already in service.

[@buildintotrains]

so excited for those SC42-DMs for MNRR! I already have some in my game available to drive :)

[@soldierdudegamer2690]

There may be a third Siemens train factory in the US to make HSR trainsets. The location hasn’t been confirmed officially, but previous BLW and Siemens documents have hinted that it would likely be in Nevada.

[@onlineconsumer9]

i cant wait to see california hsr trainsets

[@williamcarlson5405]

From WC, It’s great to see, manufacturing increasing for rail for the US and Canada, but I have to admit I still would have liked to see the ICE 3 as it is called in Germany used for Brightline and other rail services, as it is just a clean good looking passenger train and it can be built in a tilting edition to use on older track to increase speed!

[@andrewreynolds4949]

Very nice! VIA really needs those sets, their fleet isn't doing very well

[@RailRide]

Welp, guess I'll be reserving one of 3rd Rail's O scale Chargers in Metro-North for my existing MNR coaches. Man that's going to be a heavy lift getting a third one of those on top of two Amtrak units ('cause they're $800 apiece😨)

[@thesquirrelthatwentupurass7920]

Great vid!!👍If you can, see if you can do more of these. Would love to see a regularly updated series about what's cooking at Siemens. 🙏👍

[@ЛЬВИНИ]

Nice video, likes from me.

[@twiggs24]

Very cool.

[@tvd1188]

For such a big facility, theres so little rail. I expected it to look like a fright rail yard.

[@acethe_2nd405]

i work at the facility nearby, next to the army depot but the main facility is awesome to walk around whenever i end up over there

[@amtrakman6133]

Gonna miss hearing those loud GEP32s but the SC42s are nice

[@MrMarshmallow26]

Great catches at the facility! I wonder if any of those nine-window Venture cars will be for Amtrak Airo. An unfinished Amtrak Cascades cab car was spotted not long ago too, so I wonder if those cab cars aren't all just for VIA.

[@XanderWG]

Awesome video! Ontario Northland’s train sets are evidently starting production this May too!

[@ELAlcoRS3]

Excellent video, expert drone work, very professional! It was a bummer not seeing any Brightline coaches pending, they needed them yesterday. I hope they get them soon.

[@RoamingRailfan]

I know several Brightline cars were being worked on, I may have just been unlucky with them all being inside

[@ciello___8307]

Didnt know they were doing new max light rail and OC streetcar

[@paulcastillo1310]

Great video

[@TransitAndTeslas]

From that shot I can see Valley Metro is up to car number 227! I’ve seen 212 still testing and we only got to ride 201-211 so far.

[@galaxyrailfanning7860]

Great video!

[@zenontrainstrucks9433]

Great video! Inserting to see what is happening in there!

[@maestromecanico597]

Thank you very much for that, Austin. I spent quite a bit of time out there at the beginning of construction for Brightline. Back then there was only one rubber tired mobile platform called by all "Sherly" as that was a rough English pronunciation of the German manufacturer. Sherly had a dedicated crew and scheduling set days in advance to keep things moving. Suffice to say if Sherly broke down everyone felt the pain. Good to see there is at least one more now.

[@videonut11]

Built in California, U.S.A.

[@OldAirships11]

2:18 Trimet Type 6