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Chester Louis

January 14, 2007 07:54AM

I watched "Denver & Rio Grande" last night and the same thing happened with 268. She appears with fluted and round domes threw out the movie. There is even one porsion where they are in the tent camp and the actors are having a discussion along side of the 268 and as the view changes from actor to actor, so does the tender. I know that the two loco's that are destroyed in the head-on where dead to begin with, it looks like the stand-in for 268 was used in other parts of the movie.

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