45 - TCMRM Film Clip - Charlton Heston Discusses the Circus Train - The Greatest Show on Earth 1952

These are film clips from The AMC Channel TV show - Trains in the Movies
and a CZcams video of the circus train wreck in the Movie - The Greatest Show on Earth.
Charlton Heston discusses filming and the Ringling Bros. Barnum & Bailey Circus Train that was used in the movie.
The CZcams clip was provided by The Fandango - Movie Clips channel on CZcams.
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Please note - the Museum will be doing Circus Train Events during the month of April 2022.
Circus Trains and other trains will be running Saturdays, Sundays and Mondays in April.
There will be models of Circus Trains and Circuses - complete with people, animals, tents and accessories.
The Circus Trains will be running around the layouts.
Please check the website for details
www.tcmrm.org/
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The video was done when the Museum was located at Bandana Square.
In 2016, The Museum is near University Avenue next the old Amtrak Station.
The address is 668 Transfer Road - Suite 8 St. Paul Minnesota 55114
www.tcmrm.org/
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Visit the Museum
The museum is currently operating Saturday, Sunday and Monday each week.
Saturday 10AM - 5 PM
Sunday 12 PM - 5 PM
Monday 10 AM - 3 PM
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The Twin City Model Railroad Museum has many of different types of trains, buildings and other models - of all sizes.
There are many different model gauges and scales including:
O Scale - the internationally renowned O Scale layout.
G - Garden - about 1/24th
Standard Gauge -1/32nd
O Scale - 1/48th - Lionel Trains
S Scale - 1/64th - American Flyer Trains
OO Scale 1/72nd
HO Scale - 1/87th
N Scale 1/ 160th
Z scale - 1/220 th.
Toy trains are also represented from different manufacturers including: Lionel, American Flyer, Märklin Marx Hornby and others
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[@dav7444]

So love this movie

[@tylergreen4843]

0:24 that steam engine is actually Atlantic coast line #426, a 4-6-2 pacific. It was unfortunately scrapped with all other members of its class. But #1504 a different class of pacific, specifically a p5a usra light pacific was preserved

[@trainlandia697]

Does anybody know what happened to the model locomotives and cars that were used in filming the train wreck scene? Were they put on display in a museum or thrown away in the trash? I’d really like to know! Those trains and that layout look so real! Also, the steam locomotives appear to me modeled after the famous New York Central 4-6-4 Hudson steam locomotives!

[@TCModelRRMuseum]

Good question! Hopefully someone knows!

[@Petemonster62]

Does anybody know the scale of the trains in the movie?

[@TCModelRRMuseum]

I think this website helps answer that question! ibls.org/mediawiki/index.php?title=One_Inch_Steam_Locomotive_Goes_Hollywood

[@dougcogle1192]

They just don't make 'em like this anymore.