AWVR 777 is an AWVR (Allegheny & West Virginia Railroad) AC4400CW (classed AC4250-HJE in the film) in the 2010 action/thriller movie, Unstoppable. It was a runaway train carrying hazardous chemicals known as Molten Phenol from Fuller Yard towards Stanton, Pennsylvania.

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AWVR 777, for the movie Unstoppable sits in WNYP's Olean,NY yard. Movie Extras sit in WNYP's Olean yard. These units all have the same numbers as the others in Port Allegheny …

FILM DESCRIPTION: In this action thriller from director Tony Scott, rookie train operator Will (kaden9284) and grizzled veteran engineer Frank (PNM AWVR 777 Railfan) learn that a runaway...

• AWVR...Unstoppable 777 & 767 twins af... … After the movie was finished being filmed the AC4400's had to go back to their owner which was Canadian Pacific. Here they are in Ohio headed to...

AWVR ''Unstoppable'' AC4400CW's, 777 & 767. HO Scale Models Here is a set of both 767 & 777, ''Tripple 7'' From the movie Unstoppable. They were custom painted by me, I used Athearn models for the base of the project and with a few modifications, The units came to life.

The consist for the Denzel Washington movie "Unstoppable" is seen parked on the WNYP's Allegany siding siding near the Olean yard waiting for shooting to start on the WNYP's Buffalo …

AWVR 777 is an AWVR (Allegheny & West Virginia Railroad) AC4400CW in the 2010 action/thriller movie, Unstoppable. It was a runaway train carrying hazardous chemicals known as Molten Phenol from Fuller Yard towards Stanton, Pennsylvania.

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2023年6月18日 · There were two 777s and 767s. In the early scenes 777 and 767 were played by CP 9777 and 9758 respectively. After the train hits the horse trailer they were CP 9782 and 9751 respectively. They were returned to CP although their cow catchers were still painted in their AWVR caution stripes until just recently.