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{{Exhibit|Loc=39}} | {{Exhibit|Loc=39|Shelf=7|Pic=M10000_streamliner_train,_front_detail_(Marx).jpg|Text=Marx M-10000 streamlined train}} | ||
A [[clockwork]], [[gauge 0]] model by [[Marx]], of Union Pacific's 1934 streamlined '''[[M-10000]] diesel train''' (nicknamed "'''The Tin Worm'''"). | A red and silver [[clockwork]], [[gauge 0]] model by [[Marx]], of Union Pacific's 1934 streamlined '''[[M-10000]] diesel train''' (nicknamed "'''The Tin Worm'''"). | ||
The "worm" was styled by [[Pullman]] engineer Martin P Blomberg. It had an aluminium alloy bodyshell, and was brown with curved yellow side-panels and a rounded rear end that looked very wormlike indeed. | The "worm" was styled by [[Pullman]] engineer Martin P Blomberg. It had an aluminium alloy bodyshell, and was brown with curved yellow side-panels and a rounded rear end that looked very wormlike indeed. | ||
The piece is marked with the Marx "cross in circle" logo, and "MADE IN ENGLAND". | |||
==Images== | |||
{{BigPic|M10000_streamliner_train_(Marx).jpg|M-10000 streamlined train (Marx), side view}} | |||
{{BigPic|M10000_streamliner_train,_front_detail_(Marx).jpg|M-10000 streamlined train (Marx), front-side view}} | |||
{{BigPic|M10000_streamliner_train,_rear_detail_(Marx).jpg|M-10000 streamlined train (Marx), rear-side view}} | |||
==See also:== | ==See also:== | ||
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{{M10000}} | {{M10000}} | ||
{{Marx}} |
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Arch Four , Area 39 End Cabinet (display) |
Shelf 7 |
A red and silver clockwork, gauge 0 model by Marx, of Union Pacific's 1934 streamlined M-10000 diesel train (nicknamed "The Tin Worm").
The "worm" was styled by Pullman engineer Martin P Blomberg. It had an aluminium alloy bodyshell, and was brown with curved yellow side-panels and a rounded rear end that looked very wormlike indeed.
The piece is marked with the Marx "cross in circle" logo, and "MADE IN ENGLAND".
Images