Broadway Limited N scale Reading T1 Northern 2102 Review

Well the N scale Reading T1 Northerns from Broadway Limited are here. One of the most sturdiest N scale steam engines I ever got. Shoutout goes to Outdoor and Adventure and Steve Ruzicka for giving me a customer experience so I’d know what to expect when purchasing it. Sometimes in motion it’s a little jerky, but smoothes out evenly. When I did a Doubleheader with RBMN 425 it seemed to look a little faster and sounded a little louder than 2102. I guess the plastic shelling makes the sound louder than diecast metal. I hope to buy proper smoke fluid to make this locomotive have smoke billow out. History behind the 2102 seemed as interesting as the history behind 425. Enjoy the video.

[@stevenruzicka614]

Thanks for the shout out. Great video.

[@pinchy08]

Sorry if I kept miss pronouncing your username.

[@pinchy08]

What did you think of the doubleheader? Was it worth a try?

[@stevenruzicka614]

@@pinchy08 that’s ok!

[@stevenruzicka614]

@@pinchy08 yeah definitely. The coupler on my 425 doesn’t like to hold onto the tender coupler of 2102, I have to look into that more why it isn’t holding together

[@jamesdenny4734]

LOL, I didn't notice the glass at first. I noticed what the glass is resting on. So when the loco came around the curve, I said to myself whats holding the track up so good? 😊 It looked like the track was on the arm of the chair. 😃 Then, after a bit, I noticed it was a glass table! UH, DUH! 😂😂🤪 SILLY ME.

[@pinchy08]

My kitchen table has always been a glass table. I’m starting to do all my N scale model railroad reviews there. It’s easier on a table.

[@DillonTrinhProductions]

Where did you buy the passenger cars?

[@pinchy08]

The Atlas model trains websites. They’re sold out as of now.

[@DillonTrinhProductions]

@@pinchy08 Thanks