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Member since Apr-13-03 · 9 posts

Question about a Railroad Film – image 1

Living in the UK, and knowing very little about U.S locomotives, I thought this be the best place to ask.Just saw a film on TV, "Runaway Train" - stars John Voight and Eric Roberts.
Well the question(s) I want to ask is, the locomotives the convicts escape on, 4 of them to be precise, what class's of locomotive are they? Whats the paintjob they bear? And are there any locomotives like these that are available for MSTS?Thanks Very Much,Julian.Cheer's all,

Julian Pope
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RE: Question about a Railroad Film

Julian
In reverse order
Someone did do a skin of the locos but I don't belive it was ever uploaded.
The film was shot on the Alaska RR and the livery for the film is just a sort of nondescript black/weathered paint job.From the back of my memory(big IIRC) GP38/40(possibly dash-2)F7,GP9,GP9(or 7)Gary S


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RE: Question about a Railroad Film

One of them was a cabless B-unit.

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