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hank

December 06, 2013 10:44AM

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After the discussion earlier this Fall about this flick I picked up a copy on DVD. The train for the movie was #315 (numered 15 for the movie) Bagg 127 and coaches 320, 284 & 306.

Not a bad flick, even if it is just a remake of "High Sierra" as a Western.

Funny to watch them "pulling the pins" between cars - very careful camera angles to avoid seing the Janney couplers! And of course D&RG had Miller Hook couplings on it's passenger cars, not link & pin, back in the day...

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