 Larger models followed the successful 5760, culminating in the mid 60s with the gigantic 12,700 ton Marion 6360, nicknamed "The Captain".One stripping shovel, The Bucyrus-Erie 1850-B known as "Big Brutus" has been preserved as a national landmark and a museum with tours and camping.Another stripping shovel, The Bucyrus-Erie 3850-B known as "Big Hog" was eventually cut down in 1985 and then buried on the Peabody Sinclair Surface Mining site near the Paradise Mining Plant that she worked at, where it remains there today in an area owned by the government that is closed to the public.