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With my return to MRR, and my being a cinema aficionado, I have found a new joy: trainspotting in the movies. I am particularly interested in films (that can stand on their own merit) that feature the locomotives discussed in this thread.
Two recent sightings come to mind: In the original Manchurian Candidate (1962), when Frank Sinatra's character takes a train trip, the train is clearly pulled by a GG-1. The opening & closing scenes of Bad Day At Black Rock (1955) feature magnificent widescreen colour footage of a Southern Pacific F7-pulled train.
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Quote:[size=1" face="Verdana" id="quote]quote:Originally posted by Train kept a rollin
<br />With my return to MRR, and my being a cinema aficionado, I have found a new joy: trainspotting in the movies. I am particularly interested in films (that can stand on their own merit) that feature the locomotives discussed in this thread.
Two recent sightings come to mind: In the original Manchurian Candidate (1962), when Frank Sinatra's character takes a train trip, the train is clearly pulled by a GG-1. The opening & closing scenes of Bad Day At Black Rock (1955) feature magnificent widescreen colour footage of a Southern Pacific F7-pulled train.
Any recommendations? Sorry if this is slightly off-topic!
// You could try here: http://www.goletadepot.org/rr_movies.phpand: http://www.imdb.com/and: http://www.spikesys.com/Trains/rly_movs.htmlBest regards, Thomas |
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Quote:[size=1" face="Verdana" id="quote]quote:Originally posted by alonso231gery
<br />I believe Thomas it is around 350 euros.
I got mine for 300, some years ago, but she was part of the 29848 set.
Nikos, Thank you for the reply. Best regards, Thomas |
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Quote:[size=1" face="Verdana" id="quote]quote:Originally posted by GSRR
<br />John,
Thanks for a great thread. The AT&SF F7 was my first US lok and still my favorite. I have been looking around for a 37622 boxed set with no luck. (I have seen an unboxed set) For those who follow the 37622, what has been the recent market prices? Hi Thomas, only saw it now - thus sorry for answering late ... [:I] Nikos is right with today's €300-400 price tags for brand-new-in-the-box #37622 combos. On the other hand if you can wait let's guess prices will go down dramatically when the crisis reaches its peak and (also) marklins in all conditions will flood the bay. Alas. Or thank God. Depends on your role in the market ...  Have a nice day, John |
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Quote:[size=1" face="Verdana" id="quote]quote:Originally posted by Train kept a rollin
<br />With my return to MRR, and my being a cinema aficionado, I have found a new joy: trainspotting in the movies. I am particularly interested in films (that can stand on their own merit) that feature the locomotives discussed in this thread.
Two recent sightings come to mind: In the original Manchurian Candidate (1962), when Frank Sinatra's character takes a train trip, the train is clearly pulled by a GG-1. The opening & closing scenes of Bad Day At Black Rock (1955) feature magnificent widescreen colour footage of a Southern Pacific F7-pulled train.
Any recommendations? Sorry if this is slightly off-topic! Nothing wrong with this, Wilhelm - thanks for a great contribution  [:p]  Keep 'em coming ... Hi from another movie lover  John |
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CS, Denmark/Germany Ep. I - V, Switzerland Ep. II - V, USA Ep. III/IV |
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This is awsome. I don't use this word very often. Would this be a rare footage of the Bigboy ? especially a moviecamera ? John |
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I like your GG1 Nikos, very nice.
And thanks for the BB video Palle.
Still waiting patiently for my BB from ETS.
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I like that Vesuvius car (refractories - essentially "fire brick" for the metals industries) - Swissvale PA is a section of Pittsburgh - and home of the Battleship! http://www.post-gazette.com/pg/05040/454722-56.stmIf any one goes there - the neighborhood is a little rough, but there's much worse around Pittsburgh. The subs are worth the trip. Get the Super Battleship. A buck or two more - same size but more and better meat. I'll have to get that car along with that version of the GG-1, as I don't want the whole set. The GG-1 was meant to be a passenger loco, and I have been accumulating some of the Walthers's cars for two first two I have (the black one and the tuscan red one). At the time the Vesuvius box car would have been used, if there really was one - according to the company's history on its website, they would have been making cast clay crucibles probably for foundries. Now they are very big in all sorts of refractory materials for the metals industries (and probably anywhere else where high temperature is used to do soemthing).
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Exellent video Palle, i feel proud having two HO Big Boys, thanks David. |
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Great contribution - many thanks, Palle [:p] |
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Full throttle ...  |
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This one is better..........(cos it's mine!)  Edited by moderator 11 January 2011 18:57:14(UTC)
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Quote:[size=1" face="Verdana" id="quote]quote:Originally posted by Goofy
<br />Beutiful godscars...!
And I thought Goofy didn't believe in God!
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Quote:[size=1" face="Verdana" id="quote]quote: Originally posted by john black<br />Full throttle ... Nice picture, Very heavy weathering! |
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Hi Bigdaddynz,
Your Big Boy look great.[:p]
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Thanks Stephen, I shall post some more pictures later on (going out for tea shortly...num num num.... )
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Quote:[size=1" face="Verdana" id="quote]quote: Originally posted by Bigdaddynz<br />This one is better..........(cos it's mine!) And yours is also way cleaner, hehe ... [}:)] Well - moving all the freight the good ol' boys definitely hadn't the time for fiddling with bucket and sponge [xx(] |
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This topic should be printed as a magazine.
I always enjoy "re-reading" it. |
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Glad you like it, Nikos ... it developed a bit over the years. While we are at years - time is a thief ... [xx(] A hundred years back this was state-of-the-art, then: Meet the (85mph/136kmh) DD1 from 1910 (our GG1's Granddaddy) [:p]   |
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Quote:[size=1" face="Verdana" id="quote]quote:Originally posted by alonso231gery
<br />The derailment sensitivity is an issue for all f7s though. These locos detest curves and turnouts.
It is rare, I have the ABA Santa Fe 3367 (converted to digital using an esu loksound) and the Rio Grande Version of the F7 and I have never had such a problem. I run on M, K and now C track and no problem at all. May be it is because my models use a bar instead of the normal coupling?. I also just got the ALCO P1 Southern and it runs just like a dream. Regards Eduardo
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Quote:[size=1" face="Verdana" id="quote]quote: Originally posted by john black<br /> Quote:[size=1" face="Verdana" id="quote]quote:Originally posted by hmsfix
<br />I hope they will also bring out an adequate B-unit ... Since M scrapped [xx(] all U.S. stuff guess we can forget about this, now ... What the heck, Hans Martin - let's use what we got Found two NH #4062s (release of 1993) at my dealers, brand new in their boxes   Hi Jhon, I can see that you have the ALCO P1 37613 Southern P, how can you drive both engines in a separate way? Regards Eduardo
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Hi Eduardo - that's how I did it ... Quote:[size=1" face="Verdana" id="quote]quote: Originally posted by john black<br /> Upgraded the motorised dummy units of #37612 and #37613 w/ OEM decoders, speakers & shoes.Now Grandson Enzo got <u>two</u> fully fledged PA-1s (one D&RGW, one SP)  |
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And of course each loco got her own address ... |
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CU#6021 FX-MOTOROLA DIGITAL SYSTEM. Fast as lightning and no trouble. What else ...
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Nice set of freight cars for US roads.
It would be nice to see 100 of them'thar models behind a Big Boy.
I reckon it'd pull 'em too.
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Hello Kimball and thank you,
so far i have around 50 of them. they should really stop putting a caboose to every set, 1 is just enough. |
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I've never seen a Märklin carriage from The Norfolk & Western Railway company
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Love the American prototypes from Marklin. I just would like to see some more variation in liveries. There are soo many U.S. roads (my wish is an Erie Lackawanna Pa-1) maroon and grey with yellow accents, whats not to love? Well thats a great frieght car set with very nice pics. I would like to get that set plus the new one coming out but I don't know if I can justify the cost.
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I would love to have at least one US train in my collection. However, i use a DC system with digital trix control, most of my stuff are trix with some marklin wagons with DC wheels. Where could I have a look to buy some US stuff, like an F7 or something similar with 5-6 US freight wagons?? |
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Very nice wagon set.  |
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river6109 wrote:I've never seen a Märklin carriage from The Norfolk & Western Railway company
John No John, probably not. I have so much N&W stuff, I don't need any anyway. regards Kimball |
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Deborail wrote:I would love to have at least one US train in my collection. However, i use a DC system with digital trix control, most of my stuff are trix with some marklin wagons with DC wheels. Where could I have a look to buy some US stuff, like an F7 or something similar with 5-6 US freight wagons?? I think that most American prototype Marklin models were offered in DC by Trix and would probably be fairly easy to find due to the fact that many U.S. companies make DC American prototype. In the U.S. one can find the same models as the Trix offerings much cheaper (with less quality)so Trix models don't sell as quickly. This is only my observation in my area and this might be very different where you are. Oh, and if your looking for F7's I would suggest Athearn possably..not the best but they are reliable and not super expensive and i think they come DCC equipped. Trix might not offer an F7 due to being originally tooled only as a three rail Marklin model. |
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Deborail wrote:I would love to have at least one US train in my collection. However, i use a DC system with digital trix control, most of my stuff are trix with some marklin wagons with DC wheels. Where could I have a look to buy some US stuff, like an F7 or something similar with 5-6 US freight wagons?? Hi George, On Ebay, JohnvanDamme is offering the Trix 2-car sets for euro 169.99 (24900, brown, all UP) and 189.99 (24902, multicoloured, multi-roadname); the Santa Fe threesome (24913) are 29,99. Individual cars are on offer as well, but at euro 14.99 apiece they are much more expensive. I have bought multiple items from this seller, very satisfactory. Occasionally, the Trix PA's surface on Ebay for ridiculous prices (like about euro 130 for the pair). Jeroen |
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Congratulations Nikos - what beautiful additions, my friend ...  |
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Thank you my friend . |
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If anyone buys the 37624, feel free to post images and give us a review. |
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Would the 37976 PRR L1 look odd with the 42229 Hapag Lloyd set?
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I use trix, and I found item 22590 and 21623 (the F7s and the 6 coaches of AMTRAK)...I wonder if this Trix model is worth getting, does it come with a decoder??? Can it be DCC?? |
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I found the following on ebay.de:
-trix 22590 F7 (A-A) unit AMTRAK
-trix 21623 6 AMTRAK Coaches
Does the 22590 have DCC in it ? Is it a decoder model?
Do I get?
The auction ends in 4-5 days.... |
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Here is my latest acquisition:   |
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Drool Drool , Envy Mode on.
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Lovely Nikos. I presume tha tit is an A _ A Unit.
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Hi Alonso,
great loco, congrats on your acquisition!! You should bring all your American collection to the Hellenic Marklin Club some time to run it and make photos!! Is the color black, or dark grey ??
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Very nice, Nikos!
What's your opinion of it? Does it run well? |
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What classics those Pennsy engines are.
Congratulations Alonso, on the 37624.
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Hello and thank you my friends . Thank you Kimball. Ray i have not yet operated the loco, but it is quite impressive and massive as all F7 ABA units are. I really like to collect these units, i will post soon my comments about the performance of this loco. Hello Nev it is and ABA unit. Aki i would be delighted . Edited by user 24 July 2010 02:46:44(UTC)
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Very nice. |
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