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Thank you. I always enjoy your videos: informative, but it's also very relaxing to watch your collection operate on your wonderful layout.

well done ,you make great videos.

You’re back

Thank you for creating this new content. Still in awe of your layout - toy trains being enjoyed with imagination and ingenuity. The vignette stories (oh no, a log blocking the passenger route!) were amazing to watch, and your control of the cranes is wonderful to see. And picking something up, placing it in the dump gondola, then dumping it elsewhere reminded me of long weekend afternoons in my youth - kept us kids busy in imaginative play for hours! But your layout passing by is the best part - I keep finding little pieces in places that don’t always make sense, but add color and movement, truly inspiring. Please continue, learning Lionel history from your knowledge is motivational.

Really enjoy your videos. Thank you for sharing.

Very interesting, I have a collection of cranes also, the 2560 is my favorite so I have a lot of them, but I have one question !! where did the brick piers come from on your layout

Great to see you back! Love the videos!

Whoa, I've been waiting patiently for more videos. Hope 2024 was good to you, happy 2025! It looks like you changed the layout a bit?

Welcome back!!! I really love the information I learn from you.

Im working on getting all the line up of the 2-6-4 variety. Im only missing the 2025 and 35. I also have every year of the 2020 including with red brush plates except the last year. Your set up is top notch!

Great to see you back posting, I really like your videos on post war Lionel. Happy new year.😁

You showed magic by not letting no one see your hands operating the crane

Glad to see that you are posting again. Your voice is so soothing and helped me get through the pandemic 5 years ago.

How much is the C&O one worth? Is $220 (including shipping) too high?

Wonderful Layout I would like to build mine like this. Do you have a more extensive list of the lay out? I have dedicated a Climent controlled building 12 ft x 24 ft to set up my trains. most of what i have are tins from pre war. also some standard gage sets. What are the numbers in the square boxes on your drawing? Thanks Walter

I have the original scout set 1950 with a die cast metal 2-4-2 it’s almost like Marx but it’s Lionel no 242

What’s your power bill like

That's a first-class layout! I just picked up a 2343 a-b-a, and I'm just blown away by the quality of this set. Just sleek looking with the passenger cars

There is some serious. Money on your layout.i love it all of that prewar.soo good.

I stumbled across this video a few years ago and have re-watched it periodically. It’s awesome seeing all these old trains and accessories going.

4:56 I have a Lionel 2018

I have one with a beacon on top but can't find a match for it. 41,42 body style with beacon on it.

Amazing set!!!!!

Any layout diagrams,i would love to ,duplicate you track plan

The Santa Fe “ABA” the “AA” match’s but the “B” unit wheel/trucks do not. I suggest this was not a set?

Great tubular track layout

Got all of them with the modern big Hudson. All wonderful engines.

Me likem heap big plenty good.

That there is a Spicy Meat Ball for a Lionel.

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

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.