Some flat sounding bells

[NathanFromEngland]

Alan Smith.

I think you forgot to quote the post, lol.

Haha, yeah I did.

Look on the bright side though, every day he spends on one of his "tours" is one less day he spends in the Plant City area.

Good thing I'm moving away in the near distant future.

Oh? Where to?

Virginia!

Sorry I didn't mention this earlier.

Nice! What part of VA?

I'm guessing Ashland, Virginia.

[ZachL]

Alan Smith.

I think you forgot to quote the post, lol.

Haha, yeah I did.

Look on the bright side though, every day he spends on one of his "tours" is one less day he spends in the Plant City area.

Good thing I'm moving away in the near distant future.

Oh? Where to?

Virginia!

Sorry I didn't mention this earlier.

Nice! What part of VA?

I'm guessing Ashland, Virginia.

Close. Same county, but on the other side.

[freebrickproductions]

Sounds like an alarm here has gone bad:

[NathanFromEngland]

Sounds like an alarm here has gone bad:

Am i hearing the word "Police" at the very start of the video, or am i just hearing German language?

[ZachL]

Sounds like an alarm here has gone bad:

Am i hearing the word "Police" at the very start of the video, or am i just hearing German language?

Pretty sure he said police.

[NathanFromEngland]

One of the alarms here don't sound very happy! (You'll need to listen carefully)


Since then, the entire crossing was upgraded, the alarms here however sound even more worser than their predecessors!


Also another crossing not too far away had pretty sick alarms. (This crossing has since been upgraded)

[freebrickproductions]

Here's a GS Type 1 that sounds like it's shot:

[ZachL]

Here's a GS Type 1 that sounds like it's shot:

Sounds more like actual metal being struck, though!

[freebrickproductions]

Here's a flat WABCO bell in Italy:

[freebrickproductions]

Here's a rather flat WCH bell that Tommy recorded recently: