A Million Way To Die In The West - Chase And Train Scene

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[@LMR78]

I just met the engineer who ran the 463 in the movie today, he had some pretty cool information. One this was, the crew had been period appropriately been dressed, and even had beard and hair cuts to fit the movie. Also the part where the horse jumps in front of the locomotive had no CGI and was completely real. He said it was quite nerve racking.

[@harrisonofcolorado8886]

This was filmed on the Cumbres and Toltec scenic railroad and the engine here is locomotive 463, a K-27 2-8-2 Mikado.

[@LeonardoMaster2006]

Epic, you know of locomotives.

[@Conductordave]

Anyone can come out and ride with us!

[@Conductordave]

We open the season in 2 weeks for the summer!

[@evanf1293]

This must've been one of the many things 463 did when returning to steam in 2013.

[@fernandobuitron397]

In 0:50 the score sounded a little bit like the chase score from the Indiana Jones and the last crusade when indy was on a motorcycle with his dad against the nazis

[@Emersonac]

I love that movie lol!

[@RailfanKTrainProductions]

Me too, it’s so funny! Lol!

[@AlexTheRailfan]

Hey! One question, are you going to add a sneak peak on the Kismet train collision or no.

[@RailfanKTrainProductions]

No because I don’t have time.

[@AlexTheRailfan]

@@RailfanKTrainProductions oh ok.

[@NJT7023]

When Tornado hits they shoot each other like its a place with noooooo law.

[@BNSF157]

Hopefully you won't get copyright claim or worse, copyright strike!

[@RailfanKTrainProductions]

Yeah me too.

[@ZidaneWarner]

They legit missed out on referencing the climax to Back to the Future Part 3 since they had Doc Brown cameo.

[@JHak909]

I'm pretty sure that the train is the exact same one as the one in BTTF 3. Maybe with a few details missing

[@matthewmckelvey7772]

​@JHak909 no, this segment was filmed on the Cumbres and Toltec Scenic Railroad in Northern New Mexico, and Southern Colorado. The Back to the Future III was filmed at railtown 1897 state park in Jamestown, CA. Cumbres and Toltec is 3ft narrow guage trackage, and Jamestown is standard guage 4'8.5" guage. Two completely different types of trains.

[@ginorailfan5192]

I didn’t even watch that

[@ginorailfan5192]

But it’s a good cowboy movie by the way

[@SPGP402]

Here’s the simulation for your next documentary: kzbin.info/www/bejne/gp-lqaB3mdV1pdU

[@RailfanKTrainProductions]

Thanks!

[@SPGP402]

@@RailfanKTrainProductions though I kinda screwed up on the last scene of the simulation

[@RailfanKTrainProductions]

@@SPGP402 no worries, your fine.