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I love this movie and have thought about making a model of it myself. Actually, it wouldn't be too difficult. All you would have to do is get a model of a CP train the same as that used in the movie and then place Silver Streak Logos over top of the CP Rail logos. That's just what they did on the real train when they made the movie. I while ago I did some playing around on the computer trying to dupicate the logos on the train and have gotten pretty close. I haven't thought about this project lately, though. Thanks for reminding me. Check out this link for more detailed information on 4070: http://www.trainweb.org/galt-stn/cproster/locomotive/4000s/cp4070.htm Plus, remember the freight train that passes by near the end and supposedly decapitates Devoreaux (not sure if that's spelt right)? If you look closely you can see that that switcher is numbered 8100. This engine is an SW1200 switcher. See this link for more information about this engine: http://www.trainweb.org/galt-stn/cproster/locomotive/8100s/cp8100.htm The second FP7 was 4067, but this website doesn't have a page on it. flyingyankee616: I have one of those Tyco Silver Streak engines with a matching caboose. They look really great being chromed and everything. Other than having the same name, though, they have no relation to the movie Silver Streak.
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