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Ultra-realistic vertical smartphone footage filmed from inside a 3rd–4th floor apartment window overlooking a busy city intersection during a severe windstorm. Camera position: The person filming is indoors, window partially open. The window frame is visible on the left edge of the shot for realism. Slight handheld shake. Occasional wind noise hitting microphone. Time of day: Late afternoon. Dark storm clouds. Dust and debris blowing between buildings. Traffic lights swinging aggressively. Foreground (below camera): Cars stopped at intersection. Brake lights glowing red through dusty air. A few pedestrians running for cover. Midground: Freight train passing slowly on street-level tracks that cross the intersection. Second 4–6: A sudden powerful wind gust hits. You hear a deep metallic strain echoing upward between buildings. Second 7–9: One freight car begins tilting visibly from this elevated perspective. It leans farther than expected. Second 9–11: Two train cars violently tip and slam onto their sides. Loud metallic impact echoes. Dust cloud spreads across the road. Small sparks briefly visible where metal scrapes rail. Traffic below reacts — vehicles abruptly stop. One car reverses slightly. People scatter away from intersection. Second 12–15: Wind continues howling between buildings. Train cars lie sideways blocking multiple lanes. Debris rolls across pavement. Person filming quietly says in shock: “Oh my God…” Cut abruptly mid-wind gust like authentic viral footage. Realism constraints: No explosions. No fire. No slow motion. No exaggerated physics. Train cars heavy and grounded — movement shows believable mass and resistance. Hyper-detailed realism: – Dust moving realistically with wind direction – Building reflections in windows – Slight autofocus adjustments – Natural exposure shifts due to storm lighting – Echo effect from crash bouncing between buildings Color grading: Neutral, documentary realism.