Changes: Muir

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Muir is an old 2-6-0 or an American Mogul type steam locomotive in Planes: Fire & Rescue who works at the Piston Peak National Park.

In Planes: Fire & Rescue, he is seen puffing along a train track as Dusty Crophopper flies past him.

Unlike the steam locomotive seen in Planes, Muir's mouth is on the front of his smokebox door instead of his cowcatcher.
These types of engines were used most common on American railroads during the 1800s and 1830s until 1928.
Muir is likely based on a [1] that worked on the Virginia & Truckee Railroad.
There are a few shots in the movie where the animation on Muir's running gear is messed up, and his rods move incorrectly. Also, in one of these shots, his front set of drivers isn't turning while the other two are.

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Media
Planes (Soundtrack/Video Game) • Planes: Fire & Rescue (Soundtrack/Video Game) • Vitaminamulch: Air Spectacular • Planes: The Essential Guide • Video • The Art of Planes

Characters

Planes: Fire & Rescue: Lil' Dipper • Blade Ranger • Windlifter • Cabbie • Smokejumpers • Secretary of the Interior • Harvey and Winnie • Nick Loopin' Lopez • Cad Spinner • Maru • Ol' Jammer • Pulaski • Rake • Muir • Flap • André • Patch • Boat Reynolds

Locations
Propwash Junction • Minnesota • New York City • Germany • India • Himalayas • China • Mexico • Piston Peak National Park

Songs
Planes: Nothing Can Stop Me Now • You Don't Stop - NYC • Fly • Tere Bina • Love Machine • Ein Crop Duster Can Race • Don't Bring Me Down Planes: Fire & Rescue: Runway Romance • Still I Fly • Thunderstruck • All In

See Also
Soarin' • Howard the Truck • CHoPs

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 *Unlike the steam locomotive seen in ''[[Planes]]'', Muir's mouth is on the front of his smokebox door instead of his cowcatcher.
 *These types of engines were used most common on American railroads during the 1800s and 1830s until 1928.
-*Muir is likely based on a [[w:c:locomotive:Virginia and Truckee No. 13 Empire|locomotive]] that worked on the Virginia & Truckee Railroad.
+*Muir is likely based on a [http://locomotive.wikia.com/wiki/Virginia_and_Truckee_No._13_Empire|locomotive] that worked on the Virginia & Truckee Railroad.
 *There are a few shots in the movie where the animation on Muir's running gear is messed up, and his rods move incorrectly. Also, in one of these shots, his front set of drivers isn't turning while the other two are.