Well spotted, that man!
That's rather disappointing, isn't it.
But still a good movie.
Are there any photos in any books of the frames being built?
All the best,
David Leech, Delta, BC
On 9-Dec-09, at 3:01 PM, orvillekadish wrote:
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.
