I know I'm probably late to the party but I just received this link and thought you might enjoy it, I sure did. We went to the most current Lone Ranger movie months ago when it first came out and really enjoyed it, many did not but it was simply FUN in our opinion.
This link provides real insight in to how track was laid and locomotives built, I'm now ready to go rent the movie and watch it again. Enjoy.
A railroad built from the ground up, including rolling stock,
for the movie The Lone Ranger.
The train set was built in NM
This is worth watching!
https://www.youtube.com/embed/mdXTXWpIYgQ
Jon
So many roads, so little time.
jonadel - Saw that video, as well as some companion links. I skipped on the theater release, but definitely want to see it on demand.
Still, wished LIONEL had left the masks off of the equipment.
Great video. Not the best western I've ever seen, but it was an OK movie. The train scenes, however, were over the top terrific!
Basically The Lone Ranger film was tv's "Hell on Wheels" starring the Lone Ranger and Tonto (or should that be reversed here?) Greedy Rail Baron rag tag workers toned down adult "activities"
However you have to watch THE WHOLE film from start to finish to truely appreciate it but IT is worth a look
Just not The Magnificent Seven Shane etc
Still gotta get The Lionel set got the LEGO
After seeing some of the footage I know understand my brother's disapointment when we first rode the 20,000 Leagues Ride at Disney World (it's fake)
It too is gone last I heard its a play ground
after see the short flick on how it was made, the next day I went out and bought the movie. I thought it was outstanding. Need to watch it 2 or 3 times, to catch all of it.
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spankybird after see the short flick on how it was made, the next day I went out and bought the movie. I thought it was outstanding. Need to watch it 2 or 3 times, to catch all of it.
We watched the movie this morning and absolutely loved it more than the first time in the theatre. We have a 7.1 sound system with a powered sub woofer and trust me, that train was right outside the windows!!! It's a very good thing we have no neighbors for 200 hundred yards as the windows were open as we laughed and cheered for over two hours. Whether you love or hate the movie, it doesn't matter, it's just pure fun, much like our hobby
And trust me, I will watch the beginning and the end of the film again ..... it's not due until Thursday
Jon very interesting clip thanks for sharing ( I don't do a lot of movies so hadn't seen this)
Life's hard, even harder if your stupid John Wayne
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