Train montage... unreal!
I'm nearly 200 pages into the awesome new Wes Anderson Collection book.
Without getting too detailed, the author (who's known Wes a good few years now) wonders what it was like filming the train tracking shot on set, the 'dollhouse shot' & the moving background through the windows.
Wes, mind blowingly, subsequently points out that no, in fact that full on train tracking shot montage was no set- they filmed its entirely using a real train boxcar!?! An empty boxcar fashioned into a location set, building the compartment 'sets' into the boxcar, & moved along actual rails?! Wes further points out that the real trick was to actually have all the lead actors in one place for that shoot lol.
I mean, that's boss.
The book is amazing btw. Found out that Bill Murray (I may have read about it back in the day) worked for SAG minimum on Rushmore.