Model railroads didn't do a thing for Jim Clark when he was a kid growing up in Milwaukee and California in the 1940s and 1950s, but the real thing blew his whistle. That fascination hasn't diminished one bit as he has not only become a Hollywood expert on trains, but he's also owned a train himself and now is helping bring back the "Queen of the Short lines"


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