I’ll tell you at a minimum 38 is not gonna be going to rail town there are lots of 38 fans in the Pacific Northwest and I’m sure Oregon Coast is gonna want to hang onto that one
@@TKSP4449 Sierra 38 logging Mallet I would wager that the Oregon coast is going to want to hang onto that Sierra 38, it worked up in Washington state as Rayonier 38 and is featured in a documentary during it’s time there
@@Traingamer5 Oh, yeah. Someone told me that the Oregon Coast had plans to operational condition. I thought at first it was a typo, that you meant No. 18 since I talked about that engine in this part.
SP 745 gets no love. Benjamin Button, Jonah Hex, a few others. Maybe once it's running again it can get more screen time. New Orleans makes a lot of films these days.
Yeah number 3 also appeared in 80s/90s cartoons by hanna barbera and disney here are a few examples a pup named scooby doo the adventures of winnie the pooh ducktales and pac man (1982
41:07 1223 is honestly one of my favorite movie stars, that engine helped my interest in the 1969 film “Hello, Dolly!” And that film became one of my favorite movies of all time! Her role in that film is although short, but one of the most iconic film scenes I have even seen. It’s a shame that 1223 not longer operates, and if it ever gets the rare chance to be operationally restored, I would love to see them put her in her NYC & HRRR No. 15 Movie livery.
For anyone who doesn't know what song this is for pere marquette 1225s part of the video it's Believe by Josh Groban from the soundtrack and the movie The Polar Express
@@ALCO-C855-fan I don't think that would've counted since it was a model rather than an actual steam engine. I did talk about the Pennsy T1's in my Top 20 Long Lost American & British Steam Locomotives.
About you mentioned the Steam Locos in profile in the USA, I suggested to the RU-vid channel to feature a railroad I live an hour away from called the Huckleberry Railroad, did he feature that railroad in the movie, fun fact; that railroad and the place it's part of, Crossroads Village, were used in the 2010 movie, "Alleged."
for some reason about NdeM 650, a guy on Reddit wanted to know which model the locomotive from the legend of zorro was, and one guy said it's just a mock-up locomotive, but of course it's not! it was 650! but I need to know which model the locomotive on the presidential train in the movie is
Speaking of Central pacific #173, did you know that the engine itself serves as the model for Johnny/Engine No. 2 (From The Brave Engineer (who would later appear in Out of Scale & A cowboy needs a horse))?
One thing about JW Bowker (#21) is that it reminds me of somebody who is an engine with a 2-4-0 wheel arrangement & is known for wearing a baseball hat for a headlamp & for pulling a circus train. Can you guess who?
1:00:12 That's so cool! Talk about reusing!! The #3 model was destroyed, but ended up giving life to the #7 in the process. Man, that's pretty interesting.
your videos are amazing also i have a question for you can you do a video on the movie star steam locomotive Milwaukee road 261 it was used it the movie Public Enemies
I have been privileged to have worked for a preservationist of steam trains, lessor of same for movie’s & heritage / tourist railroad at Reader Arkansas. Owner Richard Griggsby has rented #2 , a 2-6-0 1927 Baldwin to TV mini series (The North & the South) & movies (Appaloosa & True grit) just to name a few. The are 2 videos (steam prep for movie Appaloosa) & a Video for The North & the South which was filmed along the line at Reader. If you have trouble, just look up Reader Railroad on RU-vid.Loved my time at Reader & enjoy a great friendship with Mr. Richard Griggsby.
I still don't like how you pronounce the numbers on British steam locomotives. Heck, I'm pretty sure that quite a few GWR enthusiasts do pronounce them the American way. And as for the info on the Halls, that could've been shorter by just saying the total number, which you actually got wrong. There were *330* built, not 329.
You sure about that? When I looked up both classes, it said that there were a total of 258 of Collett's 'Halls' and 71 of Hawksworth's 'Modified Halls', which together adds up to 329.
330. Watch the old Steam Locos In Profile episode of the Halls if you can buy it as a digital download or through the SLIPs Volume 2 DVD. Besides, think of the numbering. 4900-99 5900-99 6900-99 7900-29
@@Jimboliah3985 You were right. It was 330. I looked up the numbering for Collett's 'Halls' and there were a total of 259. But at least I was off by only 1.
I know I said it on the original, but I'll say it here too. I'm glad 587 was included. Her movie is my favorite to this day, and stands as not just one of the reasons why 587 is my favorite steam locomotive, but also a main reason why I'm in favor of protecting steam power from scrapping.
The reason for the reupload was so I could fix some of the errors some of you pointed out in the comments in my first upload for this video, and so I could fix the music in the Honorable Mentions since the first attempt didn't turn out like I hoped. And again, sorry it took me more than 2 months to finish.
