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Is there a schematic for the track layout used in this video? I know I saw a quick picture of it in one of the videos but can’t remember where. If you could share it that would be great. I love watching these videos!

This is soooo darn good I love it

Wonderful videos ,Luke.

Love the prewar layouts and hardware.

Thank You

Thank You Great Trains and Layout👍👍👍👍

Fantastic video's.

i have the 1668 from 37 to 41 but the back wheel set was missing

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WOW! Big mouth Pilots, "But at least they were FIXED!" 👍🏼👍🏼

Great video on Lionel's clockwork trains! Very informative.

Wow, what a display of all things Lionel. I do wish the trains were operating at a slower speed, though, to better view them. I watched the whole video hoping to spot the engine we had (along with 3 cars and a caboose). I spotted a similar one at 40:44 except ours was all red. We got the set for Christmas in the mid-50's as I recall, and I still remember the smell (ozone?) when we would run the engine at full speed. Thanks for the memories.

What a creepy sounding voice.

Just got myself a 221 with silver aluminum drivers, anything you know about it? I can’t find info online

You have a wonderful voice..,I greatly enjoy your narrations.

Nice. When toys were fun.

i have a 203 with a bell ringing tender. great lil loco but i gotta get a screw for the driving rods as it got lost sometime in it's life.

I remember seeing the reproduction set in the catalog when I was a kid. I thought it was so cool.

872. General looks a lot like Edward from Thomas and friends

WOW I am Loving this already

WOW I am Loving this already

Great video! Why they ever went with orange for U.P. I'll never know.

Great Video! I enjoy seeing these early cars and locos doing laps.

Great Layout!

I love the early Lionel 0 gauge trains and it's GREAT to see them run on vintage track!

2-6-4 wheel arrangement.

I'll take notes next time I watch this.

Very, good to hear that. Your layout is the best one I have seen. I also have a very large, and vast collection of Lionel O gauge, and standard gauge consisting of mainly pre ww1, and tons of post war. I also have a large collection of MTH that includes both O gauge, and standard gauge.

I always have enjoyed all your videos, and hope you will make more. I have not seen too many new ones. This one was made a year ago. I hope you are well, and still enjoying all of your beautiful Lionel trains.

I really enjoy your videos. I’ve gotten excellent ideas from your very detailed layout. Thanks!

Your 700K is the only one I've ever seen where the original owner actually scratched their initials & the date into the ashpan tag. The fact that any of it is legible is incredible.

Meine Herr : Sie haben fast alles von aller Lionel Spielzeug Eisenbahn Modellen !

I received my first steam type set, Why wasn't I perplexed about the extreme difference in realism between die cast loc and tinplate cars ?

I have 2 Trains, 2 boxcars, and 1 accessory from the Postwar era: Sants Fe 2333, Berkshire 736, State of Maine boxcar, Knoxville TN National Reserve boxcar, and the Gateman.

Fantastic Lionel model train history, I was born in 1950 so I remember these trains.

Can we get a collection tour?? You’ve got every piece that a Lionel collector would want!

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I just picked up an MPC set, they're fun to run.

When are we going to see more videos? Yours are the best!

I have watched many of your videos. You have one of the nicest layouts. I appreciate your videos.

I received my Dad's 1953 scout 1130 set 3 yrs ago . Thanks to you I now have a crammed pack 4x8 layout full of accessories and locos. You brought the 1950's kid out of me!! Thank you for all of your videos.

I truly e joy your videos and your layout. Makes for great ideas

Very nice

Revisiting some old classic videos, thanks!

Great locos!

Luke i love 🚆 so much I can build a good layout just like you ❤

I love those Prairie locos. Too bad Lionel cheated on their post-war Pacifics.

I always enjoy your videos, and seeing your layout and collection in action. Thank you!

Great to see that you are doing videos again. I always enjoy watching them.

Keeping the old Lionel trains alive