Go Behind the Scenes on the Massive Sets of Snowpiercer

As Snowpiercer cruises towards its Season 2 finale, this behind the scenes clip gives us a look at what it takes to create this show, particularly the wildly varying train car sets that had to be created.

Showrunner Graeme Manson says "It took up an enormous amount of studio space. We ended up with something like 63 different sets of train cars." 

The laundry list of things that Visual Effects Supervisor Geoff Scott has to do is awe-inspiring. "I am responsible for creating the frozen landscape, the train itself, all 1001 cars. We will be creating entire worlds of fish and different ecosystems, animals, avalanches, cutting off people's limbs, killing people, adding blood, helping shatter arms, and all kinds of wonderful things that can't be done in the real world."

The two-hour season finale of Snowpiercer airs Monday, March 29 at 9:00 PM ET on TNT.

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