LOCOMOTION: The Amazing World Of Trains - any more in this series? (1 Viewer)

[Jeff Ulmer]

I just finished a review of A&E's Locomotion , and am wondering how many more episodes there were in the series.
For those interested in the history of trains, it is pretty well done, though I would hope that other episodes would show more detail on the engines.
I looked around A&E and the History Channel sites, but neither offer any more information about the series.
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[Stephen Teffner]

Jeff; While I was up at Best Buy this weekend I did notice that they had the History Channel series in a 3 disk set. As a train buff I nearly bought it except for the 49.99 price tag.
Stephen T.

 

[Jeff Ulmer]

Thanks Stephan;
Did this have more of Locomotion, or was it bundled with their two Trains titles?
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[loujay_6299]

I just finished a review of A&E's Locomotion , and am wondering how many more episodes there were in the series.
For those interested in the history of trains, it is pretty well done, though I would hope that other episodes would show more detail on the engines.
I looked around A&E and the History Channel sites, but neither offer any more information about the series.
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I'm a rail fan, I try to watch everything about railroads. The series Locomotion was an A&E production, to me was a very informative and educational. And yes there are a lot of episodes, definitely a "bingable "
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[Mysto]

I checked and everything I could find indicate there are 3 episodes.
Cheers

BTW - My favorite doc with trains is IMAX Rocky Mountain Express. More about the railroad than the train but projected on my big screen it is a wonderful ride.

 

[David Norman]

Well -- 22 yrs after the question was asked, the answer was given. We are nothing if not persistent