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Date: 04/27/05 10:25
Railroad Movie Scene +Whereizit Question
Author: rattenne

(I've already posted in this in the Western Forum, but this forum often produces better results for my questions)

One of my side hobbies is compiling railroad scenes in movies. I recently watched "Bronco Billy" on AMC and noted the very cool UP pocket streamliner used in the "train robbery" scene.

According to teh Internet Movie Databas, filming locations were in Oregon and Idaho. The UP train appears to be on either a secondary main in eastern Oregon? It also appears from a screen capture I did that the E-unit "starring" in this scene is the 954!

If anyone in the forum knows the location of this scene I would appreciate it. (I've included a couple of screen captures to see if the area jogs any ideas)








Date: 04/27/05 10:26
Re: Railroad Movie Scene +Whereizit Question
Author: rattenne

Here's another screen capture...




Date: 04/27/05 11:12
Re: Railroad Movie Scene +Whereizit Question
Author: rdsexton

rattenne Wrote:
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> (I've already posted in this in the Western Forum,
> but this forum often produces better results for
> my questions)

Must we have multiple posts of the same thread?



Date: 04/28/05 02:22
Re: Railroad Movie Scene +Whereizit Question
Author: SantaFeCF7

rdsexton Wrote:
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> rattenne Wrote:
> --------------------------------------------------
> -----
> > (I've already posted in this in the Western
> Forum,
> > but this forum often produces better results
> for
> > my questions)
>
> Must we have multiple posts of the same thread?


Maybe he figures he might get the naswer here if no one on the Western Forum has the answer?



Date: 04/28/05 07:11
Re: Railroad Movie Scene +Whereizit Question
Author: wabash2800

rdsexton Wrote:
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>
> Must we have multiple posts of the same thread?

Yes





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