First time I ever saw them and I hunted around on the site for them but had no luck finding them. Guess I had to try harder.

I was watching footage of UP6318 leading a WB Coal train on the UP Geneva Sub when I noticed that 1st Ave in Elburn got new signals. I went to this Crossing on Feb 16th 2026 and I found that both signals have Siemens Imprinted Light Brackets. The light housings are still branded by Safetran but I ...

I noticed that Sycamore St #2 is missing from Genoa IL. Probably means there are other missing crossings that were on the site before this update. Specifically in IL

First time ever owning a bell and the story of how I got it is quite interesting. First off, it is a WCH Type 1.5 Generation 2 Electronic Bell and yes, I know that the "type" system is outdated but TBH I could care less. Anyways, this bell was located at 7th St in DeKalb, IL on the top of the ...

I mean getting a talking to by someone is pretty rare. I mean occasionally you get that nice older man or that wacky dude who wants some money to totally ride the bus but me personally, I've filmed 9 out of 10 of my videos at my hometown at a railroad crossing. I mean I even filmed at a railroad ...

It doesn't seem like the site updated yet.

I have noticed that the Google Drive links on the Github page do not work anymore.

I do the same. I actually added working internals into an existing safetran M Bell

That is true. I commonly look through the models before I use them and then I save them to my stuff without the viruses. I have significantly lowered how much stuff I get from the marketplace these days. Most of it is trees and road signs. Occasionally I will try to find a bell but it's not too ...

6th Street, DeKalb, IL (ASC type 2 E Bell).
Veto Street, Chenoa, IL (Teardrop M Bell).