This acclaimed documentary, produced and directed by Anthony Buckley in 1974, is a pioneering tribute to the 3801 steam locomotive. We travel alongside the grand train, viewing it from all angles thanks to the matchless photography of Dean Semler (Dances with Wolves); and also see soldiers going off to WW2 when 3801 was brand new, built in inner Sydney. Every clip is a picture worth preserving; you're unlikely to see a finer tribute to Australian steam. Includes They Shot though Like a Bondi and When A River Was the Only Road, rarely seen documentaries on the Bondi Tram and the Sydney harbour River Steamer produced and directed by Anthony Buckley.