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Steve Hussar

May 21, 2001 06:30PM

This shot could be a frame from the motion picture
itself, which would explain the lack of lighting
and equipment. The almost too great contrast
range could be the result of a black & white print
made from a color motion picture negative. Also,
the image we see is standard 1.85:1 aspect ratio.
The locomotive may not be "under-steam" at all,
could be kerosene-soaked rags in the smokebox.
There's an extra in the foreground clearly wearing
a "Swatch" watch on his wrist.

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Hawaiian Military Locomotive PIC	M Austin	May 19, 2001 01:48PM
Re: Hawaiian Military Locomotive	freddyb	May 19, 2001 06:03PM
Re: Opps	freddyb	May 20, 2001 07:03AM
Re: Opps	Steve Hussar	May 20, 2001 07:42PM
Re: Opps	freddyb	May 21, 2001 07:11AM
Re: Hawaiian Military Locomotive	Curtis F.	May 21, 2001 12:12PM
Re: Hawaiian Military Locomotive	Steve Hussar	May 21, 2001 06:30PM
Re: Hawaiian Military Locomotive	freddyb	May 22, 2001 01:35PM
Re: Hawaiian Military Locomotive	Curtis F.	May 22, 2001 02:53PM
Re: Hawaiian Military Locomotive	freddyb	May 22, 2001 05:01PM
Re: Hawaiian Military Locomotive	Steve Hussar	May 22, 2001 09:02PM
Sorry, Not a Movie Set	M Austin	May 24, 2001 01:20AM
Re: Sorry, Not a Movie Set	freddyb	May 24, 2001 03:50PM
Re: Sorry, Not a Movie Set	Erik Ledbetter	May 26, 2001 08:20PM
Re: Not a Movie Set	Brian Barr	May 25, 2001 02:28PM
What's that engine?	Bob Yarger	May 26, 2001 11:53AM
Re: What's that engine?	Erik Ledbetter	May 26, 2001 08:34PM
Re: What's that engine?	art	May 27, 2001 05:54PM

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