The two 3100s were very advanced technologically, including the first Canadian
application of Commonwealth one-piece cast frames with integral-cast cylinders
and saddles. (Their tenders also had Commonwealth one-piece cast frame beds.)
The video clearly shows construction with a multi-piece frame and separatly
cast cylinders, etc., suggesting that much of the footage depicts an earlier
Class, perhaps a G3 Class 4-6-2. It's only the final finished shots of the
#3101 that are truly of the locomotive allegedly represented. throughout.
--- In cpsig@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx, Richard Dilley <dilleyr@...> wrote:
Link required a lot of editing
Try this one
http://www.cinemamuetquebec.ca/content/movies/23?lang=en
Richard Dilley
