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Steam & Excursion > What RR used in Mitchem film?Date: 01/10/17 21:01 What RR used in Mitchem film? Author: SD45X Watched Young Billy Young yesterday. Cool opening with a 2-8-0 and small Vanderbilt tender. #5 only marks. Looked newer than old west power but they put a red smokestack on it of civil war vintage and I think it's a oil burner. Thought it may be SP.
Date: 01/10/17 22:27 Re: What RR used in Mitchem film? Author: JDLX Description of the locomotive sounds very much like the Magma Arizona #5. IMDB shows filming location to the Old Tuscon, Arizona, which is not that far away...
Jeff Moore Elko, NV Date: 01/11/17 15:02 Re: What RR used in Mitchem film? Author: Txhighballer SD45X Wrote:
------------------------------------------------------- > Watched Young Billy Young yesterday. Cool opening > with a 2-8-0 and small Vanderbilt tender. #5 only > marks. Looked newer than old west power but they > put a red smokestack on it of civil war vintage > and I think it's a oil burner. Thought it may be > SP. It was indeed Magma Arizona #5.... Date: 01/11/17 16:31 Re: What RR used in Mitchem film? Author: nhiwwrr Same loco used in Emperor of the North, along side the #19.
Posted from Android Date: 01/11/17 16:47 Re: What RR used in Mitchem film? Author: MojaveBill A re we talking about Robert Mitchum?
Bill Deaver Tehachapi, CA Date: 01/11/17 20:51 Re: What RR used in Mitchem film? Author: SD45X Yes
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