It’s just occurred to me that I can not think of any locomotive train scenes from Italian locations … aren’t they all just in movies filmed in Spain ? 
I tried to google/youtube-look on that subject 1-2 years ago and as I remember now (might be wrong) there was a SW with a train scene from Italy. And I DO remember that the telegraph poles came in pairs with one supporting the other. That special circumstance regarding the poles is typical for Italy according to a - insulator collector ! - from Italy that I had hade contact with about a year ago.
Taken together the probability for the scene with the train arriving to Esperanza Station is shot in Italy is very low since the telegraph poles at Esperanza are single and with 4 x 2 insulators which could be found elsewhere in Spain around 1966 at a few different railways, for example at the Murcia station. (I have not found any good candidate railway or station, existing or abandonded near Murcia).
Short clip of amazing quality, uncut and in correct aspect ratio.
Something else entirely! 
Some weeks ago the German Version (that has never been screened anywhere) appeared on the Grinjo YT channel.
It contains the above mentioned “cut” scenes if I am not mistaken 
Here`s the link. Good quality in OAR:
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Is this HD or SD?
Not sure if proper 1080 but it looked HD when I spot checked
Hey Amigo, You’re Dead has been updated to the new layout (3.0). Let us know if you can add anything: pictures, posters, trivia, facts, figures, links, etc…
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One of the best low budget spaghetti westerns ever made. Just about everything about the movie is great. Direction, characters, actors, action, music, tempo…
The variety of the music is a bit on the low side. That is just the only thing I can think of that could be improved. It is partly taken from awesome revenger “Vengeance” but that is a good thing because the soundtrack to Vengeance is amazing. There are also not any exciting locations because of the low budget, just a town and gravel pits but in this case it somehow adds character to the rawness of the movie.
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