Posts from chester7777 in thread „most appeared steam locomotive“

Quote from H.sanada

BTW retrieved the meaning of word buff with internet google.
interesting! the orijin of the word buff is very called a buffalo leather coat that N.Y. fireman wore.

Interesting that my use of the word "buff," meaning fan or enthusiast, is last in the list of five definitions!

While I consider myself somewhat of a train buff, I am obviously not in the really serious crowd. I'm sure the V & T is well-known among the most ardent train enthusiasts, but I had not heard of it before.

Thanks for all the links and pictures! I will probably be a little more attentive to the trains in movies now that we've had this discussion.

Chester

Quote from Hondo Duke Lane

The Great Locomotive Chase a Disney classic with Fess Parker, and Jeffery Hunter. Very enjoyable movie.

Here's an amazing coincidence which I can tell you about, thanks to H.sanada's link in this thread about steam locomotives in the movies - the same train used in The Great Locomotive Chase is the same as the one used in McLintock!

Who'da thunk it?

Chester

Quote from H.sanada

Hello Chester
I searched V&T Railway.

What a neat site! I've never seen it before. How did you know about it? Are you a train buff?

Chester

Do you know if the same train appeared in McLintock! ?

Very interesting to me, as I really enjoy trains.

Chester