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Movie folks will call it "artistic license", but for me, it spoils the movie. I remember a movie about the great British train robbery of the 1960´s. The film was a German production, so the train ran on the wrong side of the tracks and was headed by a DB class V 200 Diesel with Deutsche Bundesbahn in capital letters written on the sides. Oh dear! IIRC, the design of the SNCF class 141R "Liberation" Mikados was based on the USRRA Light Mikados, but with some specific European modifications, i.e. buffers, lower cab height, smoke deflectors, etc. <iframe src="http://www.youtube.com/embed/hnbCMGhCc2k" width="425" height="350"></iframe> Back to the OP (and back on topic), Rivarossi makes the loco which pulled Colonel Von Ryan´s Express. <a href="https://www.reynaulds.com/products/Rivarossi/HR2382.aspx" target="_blank">FS class 740</a>
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