You can't do this "out of the box" with the MVC framework. Remember that there is a difference between Routing and URL-rewriting. Routing is mapping every request to a resource, and the expected resource is a piece of code.
If you were to do this using ASP.NET 3.5 Sp1 WebForms you would have to create a seperate ImageHTTPHandler that implements IHttpHandler to handle the response. Essentially all you would have to do is put the code that is currently in the GetHttpHandler method into your ImageHttpHandler's ProcessRequest method. I also would move the GetContentType method into the ImageHTTPHandler class.
Also add a variable to hold the name of the file.
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