NYMR - 9F 92134 with the 12 vehicle Indiana Jones 5 set powers up the
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- Опубликовано: 13 сен 2024
- Filmed Monday 7th June 2021 on the North Yorkshire Moors Railway.
The 9F takes the 12 vehicle set used for various scenes in the forthcoming Indiana Jones 5 film from Pickering to Grosmont. The set being used for the night shoot at Grosmont MPD which has been dressed as a German base.
Also see clip at Grosmont MPD:
• NYMR - Indiana Jones 5...
Regardless of the film company's questionable attempts at disguising it, that's one of the best soundtracks I've heard for some time
I think this must be the first time that a 9F heavy goods engine has been used for film making since Black Prince was used during the filming of Young Winston a film made about the younger days of a certain PM.
I hope the NYMR gets paid for steaming their 9F
It’s cool to think this is probably the closest we’ll ever get to seeing what wartime trains may have looked like. Also beautiful to hear the 9F working hard
The 9f making light work of that consist. That's 9f's for you
It still beggars belief that some jealous people still dislike footage like this. Smacks of pure jealousy. Great footage.
Whole heartedly agree. Mind I must admit to being a little green with envy, on occasion as this is the standard of photography I aspire to, but rarely achieve........
@@malcolmbrown3532 yeah same here, but whenever a video gets posted on this page there is always 2 dislikes straight away, why??? It beggers belief to me.🤷🏼♂️
@@Bigaid There is one goose that parades itself on RUclips, calling itself "Steam Locomotive Scrapper." He's a troll and an idiot! He only comes on these channels to make a nuisance of himself. His "hobby" as he puts it, is destroying anything old. I've dared him to take his views to one of the big Heritage Railways around the UK, and see how long he lasts, but he wont put his money where his mouth is. He also has a few "friends" that have popped more than a few rivets, and join him in the background in his trolling antics...
Well maybe some thought it was better to go to Germany and film this on a truly German locomotive. But we don't know if the plot extends to Britain with the capture of a British locomotive. Anyway this is probably the most German looking preserved locomotive in the country. All they'd need to do is change the deflectors and possibly paint everything red from the footplate down although that may cause some reactions to say the least.
@@tobys_transport_videos i know the one you mean, he's a right knob.
It's so nice that they're using an actual train instead of cgi!
That locomotive is REALLY EARNING ITS KEEP. Hard working, beautiful sounds. Great photography
Just watching this makes me think I can't wait for the Indiana Jones Film to come out. Brilliant footage.👍😁🚂🎥
Wow! I heard that 80135 got up the 1in49 with 10 coaches years ago
Sights and sounds superbly captured and presented Excellent!!!:-) x
Excellent coverage. Wonderful soundtrack from the 9F.
Great video of a hard working engine, this was why I used to visit the NYMR three or four times a year, no diesels no top & tailing, Fantastic!
Great video, well done
Doing what it was built to do.fired properly, just light smoke, proper job
If the 9F had a personality, it would be grinning.
Not likely to be confused with a kriegslok, but she sounds great!
Just saw the scene - thanks! 🙂
it's just funny that they marked it as 52 8079 - class 52 8... were so called "Reko" locos - class 52 "Kriegsloks" rebuilt later in the GDR. So, sadly not a fitting WWII number.
The real 52 8079 even is a preserved engine, here I captured it at a "Plandampf" event in 2007:
ruclips.net/video/c-Efwk1pOi8/видео.html
That's mega!
i don't care if its a British locomotive, that livery is exquisite.
I think it is really great
Super good video, big thumbs up :)
6 lib dems/ Green party/ extinction rebellion voters giving it the thumbs down. This will be the next battle, not the availability of decent cheap steaming coal. Great shots by the way. Just shows why 9f's were used on the S & D
Definitely they won't .It is a big difference having few coal fired engines on heritage lines producing gross dust not having any contribution to the worldwide ejection to mass transport of Individual traffic on the roads or in the air.
So thumbs up!
Just you watch this space 'strange behaviour'. As for cars. One old ford Anglia knocks out the same pollution as 40 new fiestas. That's how clean cars are now. You just watch.
@@micakki5064 I won't be happy until these Extinction Rebellion idiots are extinct!
I’ve still don’t get it why they’ve using a 9F instead of a actual german locomotive?
Loading gauge issues
Cost as well. The average public dont know the difference its only railway enthusiasts that know the difference. Probably easier to film here in the uk due to travel restrictions because of Covid and it's off the back of Mission Impossble 5 so maybe they are using the same production crews etc.
Indiana Jones is about ancient historical supernatural artifacts, voodoo, space aliens, jumping from a plane in a rubber dinghy, riding a mine cart and surfing a nuclear blast inside a fridge. Historical and scientific accuracy was never really its thing to begin with.
There are laws about displaying Nazi insignia in most of Europe, and I expect most loco owners would be reluctant to involve themselves anyway, seeing the British/American genre of absurd action movies where the villains are comicbook Nazis as in rather questionable taste
Great footage. It looks like the paint job is not complete. It also looks like rehearsing. I bet the crew are practising timings for the actual shots. If this is going to involve some sort of stunt work on the train, then timing is absolutely critical. I commend the fireman for keeping a very clean fire!
I fired a few 9Fs in my younger days. We were just moving the stock from Pickering to Grosmont so that the film company could use it. By the time we had got to the summit I was halfway into the tender digging for coal buried in the dust.
Admit it. How many started humming the Indiana Jones tune while watching this?
9F...:"what's on the roster today, boss?"
boss...:" your taking the indiana jones 11 car set up and down the line...."
9F...:"no problem...what else....?"
I’m a rivet counter and an Indy fan, and I don’t mind that they used a 9F for a German engine. No offence to the Germans, but British engines look much better. 👍
What did twist my melons though, was when they used a green 9F in “The Crown”, to pull the Royal Train in the 1930’s. 👎
Awesome, the Hogwarts train had an upgrade.
This what happens when Hogwarts goes down the pan and the kids go bad.
I don't think the Ofsted report will be too gentle either, given the kids are packing some serious heat!
Just a further thought, was it 2019 when NYMR dispensed with the War time weekend "German held station" at Levisham, owing to what one might call "political correctness", or distaste of the wearing of Nazi uniforms?
Does Indiana Jones pave the way for the Gemans to retake Levisham for 2022 ??!!
Same old theme for Indiana, then?..... Nazi's and gold!
So many films would be stuck for a plot if it weren't for Nazi's and gold!
Just what is it with Nazi's and their insane quest for gold?!
More like NEIN! 2134!