Stage script for Baggage Cart prop?

Started by Dick Dastardly, December 12, 2009, 12:02:14 PM

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Dick Dastardly

Howdy Pards,

I'm restoring a period correct iron wheeled railroad baggage cart.  I won't use oak, but I will use treated wood so it can sit outside and not fall apart, again.

The cart originally came from the Chicago Spegel warehouse catalog outlet.  Yes, I will have photos as I go.

I'm going to donate the cart to the Rock River Regulators for use in a railroad train station stage.  What I need help with is some script ideas that will incorporate the train station/baggage cart theme.  In other words, I want to see it get used and enjoyed.  So, what say ye?  Any ideas will be appreciated.

You need to know that I have a problem tho.  I hang out over on the Darksiders Den and don't get over here as often as I should.  Please be patient.

DD-DLoS
Avid Ballistician in Holy Black
Riverboat Gambler and Wild Side Rambler
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Sir Charles deMouton-Black

There was a SW Lawman that was a baggage car guard for a payroll shipment.  Can't recall his name.  The shipment was ambushed just as the car door opened.  Our man was shot & wounded (eventually lost most of the use of his arm - but stayed in the business.)

While wounded and about to be permanently retired, he let loose with his Parker and killed his assailant.

Then there is the station shoot out scene from when the Earps were leaving Tomstone.
NCOWS #1154, SCORRS, STORM, BROW, 1860 Henry, Dirty Rat 502, CHINOOK COUNTRY
THE SUBLYME & HOLY ORDER OF THE SOOT (SHOTS)
Those who are no longer ignorant of History may relive it,
without the Blood, Sweat, and Tears.
With apologies to George Santayana & W. S. Churchill

"As Mark Twain once put it, "History doesn't repeat itself, but it does rhyme."

Dick Dastardly

Thanks Sir Charles,

Yup, that's the kind of stuff I'm lookin' for.  This will be a real working prop, not a paste up.  We used to haul 55 Gallon barrels of water and stuff on it.

DD-DLoS
Avid Ballistician in Holy Black
Riverboat Gambler and Wild Side Rambler
Gunfighter Ordinar
Purveyor of Big Lube supplies

Sir Charles deMouton-Black

I think I saw that story in a Sheriff Wilson article in SHOOTING TIMES?
NCOWS #1154, SCORRS, STORM, BROW, 1860 Henry, Dirty Rat 502, CHINOOK COUNTRY
THE SUBLYME & HOLY ORDER OF THE SOOT (SHOTS)
Those who are no longer ignorant of History may relive it,
without the Blood, Sweat, and Tears.
With apologies to George Santayana & W. S. Churchill

"As Mark Twain once put it, "History doesn't repeat itself, but it does rhyme."

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