Train Crash
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Uploaded on Jan 3, 2007
clip from the movie 'The Train' (1964)
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01276 1 year ago
*They're *French
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David34343 2 years ago
when the germans started screaming all i could think of was call of duty 2
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47485ksc 1 week ago
Who's idea was the baby buggy?
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47485ksc 1 week ago
3:49 to 3:51 Watch the guy who makes a counter-clockwise 360 degree turn. Watch carefully a few times. It appears he's about to flop out his dork and take a whiz on some wreckage. Seriously!
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rw1067jnr 1 month ago
これは、爽快。してやったり!
ただ、うしろから貨車に追突させる、蒸機の機関士さん、もう少し手前で逃げても、良かったのでは?
ピンリンク式連結器、これは結構大変ですね。
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Larry R Wendell Jr 1 month ago
A Movie with Burt Reynolds of a French Train, in Occupied France, occupied by the Germans in WW 2. A pretty damn good movie.
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Boss302fan 1 month ago
great movie
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wakaphwap 2 months ago
I didn't know there was YouTube back then...
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junkdeal 2 months ago
They did use vacuum brakes in Europe. Not here though. It's a Euro version of Westinghouse.
What's neat is each 2nd or 3rd car had what I think is a brakeman's perch for manual braking.
One should know if you close the cock on a train pipe full of air, the brakes won't apply past that. Hitting the engine independent brake would bunch up the cars for slack to drop the coupler.
This closed cock thingy caused a massive wreck in D.C. in the '50s at the station. I'm surprised it wasn't foul play!
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Cool2BCeltic 3 months ago
A sad end to some fine locomotives and rolling stock.
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2TECHSS 4 months ago
classic and epic movie.
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JBofBrisbane 4 months ago
If they had shown Burt Lancaster's fireman closing the brake pipe cock on the first wagon as he backed off the coupler, that might have explained it. But for the most part, the intricasies of continuous automatic train brakes escape most screenwriters and directors.
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