Broadway Limited GG1 Electric HO DCC Paragon 3 Sound!
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- Опубликовано: 30 июн 2021
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My grandparents retired from the PRR. My dad was all over these growing up and they became his favorite. The PA RR museum in Lancaster has one of these inside that was freshly restored, truly a thing of beauty.
That museum also has the prototype, Old Rivets, on display outdoors. She may need a new paint job but still nice the first one made had survived.
Having the chapters of interest plus being able to access the transcripts of those chapters eliminated the problem of not being able to hear you due to the background noise. Your channel just keeps getting better and better! Hope you all are doing well! Take care...
I love me those GG1's.
I cannot decide how I feel about BLI as I keep having issues.
It would be really nice to have a GG1 with a good sound package!
Good video. I just got my GG-1 today from Broadway Limited. I love it. It runs great.
great now your doing reviews again.. lol .. Now I want one of these. The sounds are awesome.. love the horn and echo effect.
Hi James, the GG1's were very much loved by the engineers that ran them. They could feel the engine surge with each throttle notch! These were undoubtedly the finest electric locomotive ever designed!!! They were designed by Raymond Lowey.
Glad to see your doing reviews. I always look forward to your videos, very informative and helpful. Thanks!
Glad to see you back doing reviews...
Thanks James;
Love that Leslie A200 horn
James, the GG1’s were the best Electric Locomotives ever built, in fact when the Metroliner trainsets started wearing out and breaking down the GG1’s were used to pull a consist of passenger cars in their place because they were the only locomotives that could keep up with the timetable. A good friend of mine was running them at the time.
Barry Broyles
Excellent video! A look at the underside and the powered axles and traction tires (when applicable) is an important detail that should be included in more reviews than they are on U-tube (and in magazines for that matter)! Brass trains is the only website that does this on a consistent basis, that I am aware of (unfortunately they don't provide full reviews like you do... which is understandable I guess, given the huge size of their inventory)! Once again, thanks for what you do (on every level)! Take care and be safe!
Now that is one beautiful engine! Nice review James, great to see you in your new home, hope it’s comfortable for you and your family.
I have also did a review of the Atlas Dash 8 40B/BW, video is on my channel. I will soon have my GE P42DC review out soon.👍🏻
You did a great job on the review in your new train room James thanks for sharing Robert Guzman
Really nice review man and also your workbench looks really nice!
So nostalgic, not a practical locomotive to come out with! Hope sales are robust!! Great presentation.👍
It doesn't fit my era but it's a great looking model. I saw one of these on a few occasions at the Hoboken, NJ terminal. I saw another in Pittsburgh, PA.
Hola buen dia muchas gracias por subir el video abrazo grande
Is this GG1 going to crash at a model of Union Station?
Yup gonna crash right through the floor to down to the basement
@@YeOldeGeezer but then it will go back in service like nothing happened
@@alexander1485 Then it'll get shipped to Baltimore once retired.
The model is the same unit number I believe, #4876....
Great video!
I notice that the previous release of the 5-stripe tuscan red GG1's had red roof panels, while this release has black ones. Any idea which one was correct? I cannot find much information on this and what little I can is conflicting.
I got one just for my museum exhibit modular
Looks Good!
Nice
Can you do a review on the scale trains BNSF 25th anniversery and Citirail?
Are tour pull test estimating properly weighted or out of the box cars 60 seems alot if they are weight
Are you gonna do a review of the FEF locomotives?
Wasn’t 4876 involved in a runaway during the 50s?
She sure was! January 15th, 1953, just 5 days before the inauguration of President Dwight D. Eisenhower, she was hauling the Federal Express into Washington Union Station. Just outside the station, the train's brakes malfunctioned because of a design flaw on the 3rd coach to where the underframe would knock it into the "closed" position and crashed through the station. Amazingly, because of the train crews', train directors', and station staff's quick thinking, no one was killed!
After the inauguration was over, she was disassembled and taken back to the Altoona works, repaired and reassembled, and returned to service. She continued to run for 30 more years before she was retired in 1983. Today, she still resides at the B&O Railroad Museum. She's in very poor condition, but hopefully, the museum will have her cosmetically restored.
Responding to your invitation to suggest review improvements, a little torch wouldn't go amiss to better reveal product details that the normal lighting don't properly enhance. What do you think about that? Cheers!
ive never seen a GG1 in real life before... yet PS- dunno why you don't have a KCS board up there with the other US Class 1s
what scale do you use to measure the pulling power?
Price seems extremely inflated, no? $419 MSRP for a GG1 seems quite high.
You went to Nce? What happened to the Mrc prodigy I like them better
Nice review James ! I think you did a dark green BLI GG1 as well. I have a dark green BLI GG1with broad yellow stripe and large logo.
Could you review a P5a in the not too distant future ? They look the opposite of a GG1 and are also from BLI. I suspect they have the sound decoder of the GG1 however.
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