The Wabash Frisco Pacific Railroad Prepares For A New Season

WFPRR Trilogy Video Press release: Part One is titled: "The Wabash Frisco Pacific Railroad Prepares For A New Season" This is the main video based on the initial concept I had for this project before it got so unwieldy. A narrator-introduced story told through editing as described in the title with the broadest audience appeal of the 3 films and a nerd factor level of 1. Runtime is approximately 55 minutes. Part Two: "102 Minutes Of Big Kids Playing With Big Model Trains" This film is a longer fly-on-the-wall piece akin to effectively being "WFPRRASMR" with no context for well over an hour, with the longest uninterrupted takes, most complete train tours, and ungoverned train nerdism that brings it to the top factor level 3. Runtime is approximately 102 minutes. Part Three: "History And Behind The Scenes Tour Of The Wabash Frisco Pacific Railroad" This trilogy closes out with a noble if incomplete effort to invite the viewer into the rarely seen inner sanctums with special historical facts and details seldom revealed in most features about the WFP Railroad. Rated nerd factor level 2. Runtime under 60 minutes. "The Wabash Frisco Pacific Railroad Prepares For A New Season" Filmed February, March, May 2025 ©2025 Dozenspeed Film Foundation Archive DSVS-322 Original Public Release: July 19th, 2025 Dozenspeed is an independent film maker from St. Louis Missouri, and founding curator for the Dozenspeed Film Foundation, a modest archive of original historical video footage. This video was funded and produced and is copyright exclusively by the Dozenspeed Film Foundation, unless otherwise specified. The Dozenspeed Film Foundation is very grateful to artists who allow use of their music in our videos. I think of myself as a Sentimental Video Artist, something I've never heard of but that I feel best expresses my motivation and purpose behind my video creations. The goal is to contribute to the documentation of history in some small way, while evoking emotion, memories and nostalgia for fellow humans, well enough to make a living. The videos on this channel are for art and entertainment purposes only, no warranty is either expressed or implied. The choice of an existential tour guide is an important decision and should not be made solely on the basis of videos on this channel. If you own or can otherwise authorize access to something you think I might like to curate footage of, document or promote, or for sponsorship and donation inquiries you can reach out to me at: dozenspeedfilmfoundation at gmail If you have a local business (with a physical location) in the St. Louis region and would like a commercial spot created for this channel at no cost to you for the sake of posterity and whimsy, please contact. The Dozenspeed Film Foundation is also interested in supporting local musicians willing to allow usage of their work suitable to our content (primarily instrumental) for publicity under license. Dozenspeed currently isn't on any other platforms, with no other channels. Everything is kept here for simplicity and productivity. (I have an unused Twitter for emergency fail safe purposes only)