Iron Horse tractors were imported tractors that were built in China by Jinma. The company was based in Franklin, Massachusetts, USA.
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| - Iron Horse tractors were imported tractors that were built in China by Jinma. The company was based in Franklin, Massachusetts, USA.
- Iron Horse was for three generations a Tlingit tribal medicine man. He died in 1803, at the Battle Creek Cayahote. The Watchers knew little about the Tlingit, but in 1883 he was watched by a tribesman named Elk Moon.
- After the Klaww Gang's theft of the Clockwerk parts, Jean Bison used Clockwerk's Lungs and Stomach as a source of fuel for three of his trains. By outfitting each train's engine with one of the Clockwerk parts, they were able to run endlessly, which in turn increased the rate of spice shipments. Bison referred to these three trains as his "iron horses." With all three Clockwerk parts stolen, the iron horses were out of commission and spice shipment in North America was crippled.
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| - Highlander: The Series, mentioned in the episode The Watchers
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| - Deceased, Beheaded by Captain James Darling in 1883
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| - After the Klaww Gang's theft of the Clockwerk parts, Jean Bison used Clockwerk's Lungs and Stomach as a source of fuel for three of his trains. By outfitting each train's engine with one of the Clockwerk parts, they were able to run endlessly, which in turn increased the rate of spice shipments. Bison referred to these three trains as his "iron horses." As the iron horse trains never stopped, the Cooper Gang was forced to board them while they were still moving. Bentley and Sly Cooper sneaked on-board iron horses no. 1 and 2, respectively, and made off with both of Clockwerk's lungs. Iron horse no. 3, however, was moving too quickly to board. So, the Gang used an old handcar to reach the back of the train, allowing Sly to jump on. He made his way through the interior and eventually reached the engine. Bison had wised up and bolted the stomach into place, so Bentley had to drop a bomb down the train's chimney to break it free. With all three Clockwerk parts stolen, the iron horses were out of commission and spice shipment in North America was crippled.
- Iron Horse was for three generations a Tlingit tribal medicine man. He died in 1803, at the Battle Creek Cayahote. The Watchers knew little about the Tlingit, but in 1883 he was watched by a tribesman named Elk Moon. Iron Horse finally lost his head to a U.S. cavalry officer, Captain James Darling, when he and his soldiers massacred Iron Horse's village. Both Elk Moon and Darling's Watcher were killed, so that the actual events are still unknown. The Watchers, however, recorded the death of Iron Horse. In their archives they have the pipe of the medicine man, burned by the energies of his Quickening.
- Iron Horse tractors were imported tractors that were built in China by Jinma. The company was based in Franklin, Massachusetts, USA.
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