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Back To The Future Time Train Model
Back To The Future Train Model
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Can't help you with the Delorean. Tyco/Mantua made a somewhat oversize model of Sierra Railway #3 in the 1960s as a tribute to the Hooterville Canonball of TV fame. They also made some passenger cars to complete the set. Both cars and locomotive were available as kits and RTR at one point.
These can be found on eBay and at train shows. I believe the locomotive is still in production by Model Power as a Mantua Classics 1890s Rogers 4-6-0.Sierra Railway #3 starred in many TV shows and movies. I believe that brass importer(s) have also brought in models of #3.hope this helpsFred W. ' 308 4-6-0 Ten-Wheeler - Based on the Sierra's No. 3, a loco used byHollywood in many films.
It was also featured in the TV show,Petticoat Junction. The loco was originally built by Rogersin 1891. In 1929, it was seen in Gary Cooper's The Virginian, butthen put into storage until after WWII. In the '50's, when mainlinesteam was gone, it was brought back out for the camera for High Noon,The Great Race, Lassie, Gunsmoke, Bonanza,The Wild Wild West, and Little House on the Prairie.Currently (2006), the prototype is in piecesand needs funding to be restored.Unfortunately, the model was made toOO scale (1/76) rather than true HO (1/87).
Biggest problem withthis is that the cab is little oversized. Photo from the Charles Winters collection. (Note theoil headlamp, but at this point, the loco is being used in railfan service.).The last driver is spaced quite far back from the other two, whichon the prototype was a common practice for ten-wheelers in order tofit the firebox in between. On this prototype, it was spaced muchfurther apart than other examples.' Also check out.