1955 Lionel "O" Gauge no. 736 Tear Down & Re-lube
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- Опубликовано: 15 окт 2024
- Vintage Store Score!! Lionel 736 from 1955. Paid too much, won't run. Lets tear it down and fix her up.
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Ron, I must say your vlog is the most down to earth, informative, and fun vlog on model locomotives on the internet. To say nothing about your being a really nice guy, the world needs more people like you, much respect, thank you for all your vlogs, I look forward to them
So very kind of you Joseph. Your comment really made my day Sir :-)
Ron you are a lot of fun to watch. I am on RUclips but not for trains. I am a minister. That being said I love Lionel trains. I was especially interested in your rebuild of the big ZW transformer. I got lost in the weeds watching you tear it down. I knew it’s a little more than I could digest. I would love for you to rebuild it so could you mention prices. Great job. Pastor John.
Mannnnn Ron ..... Watching you deal with these old Lionel trains actually makes me happy that I'm an HO Athearn Blue Box guy 🤣
the old Lionels aint to tough
This man took time out of his day today, to help me research a brass gear for a 8352 Santa Fe Lionel locomotive unit, that came out of a set, that I found in a pawn shop. This is the type of character kindness that is so
non-existent anymore. Thank you Ron for your knowledge on how to find parts. Your skills that you share to repair the intricate small mechanisms that make these locomotives work. Also, it is the day after Christmas! What a great gift!
Thank you Ron for your help today.
Glad to meet a new Model Railroader Ricky!!
As a Lionel guy, when you removed the center pickup I giggled to myself when the insulators stayed on the frame. I knew it would be an "oh crap' moment! It was for me many years ago lol. Great video as usual!!
Thanks Josh, I dont work on these enough to remember all the "small stuff". Funny how you anticipated them falling out and sure enough.....there I was wondering WTF!! He he. Glad the synapsis in my brain fired, and I remembered where they went ;-)
You'll never loose me attention 33 percenter I ain't best channel indeed! Amusing and educational! Never to old to learn! Fix em if you got em Ron!!! I Say
Thanks William! I appreciate your support
About holidays...it's I'm so glad to see you...then the wine comes out...and it hits the fan. I stay home too.
YUP!!! :-)
Beautiful : very well : very wonderful picture !!! Also congradulations !!!
Thank you very much!
Hey Ron,
Don’t get disheartened about the “30 second swipers” - I’m one of them.
Just love watching your no-BS, fun but informative videos, but quite often they come up on my feed and when I click on them, realise I’ve watched them several times previously - so “swipe left” (or is it right 😜) to find one of your earlier ones I haven’t seen before. Keep ‘em coming 😁👍🇦🇺
Thanks :-)
Yes the crazy relatives 2nd wife family also had a bag full of nuts so that showed up on holidays. Peggy is a gem also...congrates on the million views and another great video...i need a store like you have in Mississauga cheers Ron
You can pick or avoid your friends but relatives are FOREVER :-). Thanks for your kind words!
Happy for you Ron, congrats on the 1 million views, I was at least 35 of those ... or however many videos you have. LOL, sometimes twice ...
Great to meet you Peggy, as they say behind every good man is a great women !! I'm dialed in - enjoy your work. Thanks
Thank you Patrick. Showed your comment to the Little Lady. Made her day!!
I was always amazed with the old stuff
It makes me happy (the old stuff). :-)
Aloha to you and miss Peggy from the big island of Hawaii
Greetings Hawaii from the big state of Montana :-)
What a treat...enjoyed every moment thanks for the Christmas gift Old Lionel.
Glad you enjoyed it
Just ran into the stuck motor shaft myself on a 2344 NYC F3. This one belonged to my dad, which I had recently acquired. I know for a fact that it had not been out of the box and run in about 40 years. Yours probably had been sitting for years too. I put a drop or two on the shaft and let it sit. When I came back to it, the shaft started to turn. With a little work, back to normal. Keep up the great work!
Glad to hear you got your ol Gal running again. I have a F3 video out also. A bit more specific to your loco. Thanks for watching!!
Loved the photo shoot. Thank you for a great video and introducing your wife to us. I am familiar with diamond art and the patience it takes to make them. That is one great picture she made for you. Looking forward to your next video. 33%
Thanks for your awesome response to the video and your support of the channel. I cant believe how the Little Lady can get those done. I would quit about 1/4 way thru. Next video is about 1/2 way done. Waiting for a boiler shell to show up.
Dude, last 33%…………..you’re not right! Love it! Work it, baby!
:-)
I grew up around this stuff. My dad ran his own train shop and then later I went to work for a large train shop. I restored so many old Lionel pieces
like this Berkshire and they were always fun to work on. I absolutely loved it! It was nice that i had the full factory Lionel Service Shop tools so I
could press the wheel sets on and off as needed and I had the tools to make working on the e Units a bit easier.
You did a great job bringing this Berkshire back to life!
Sounds like you had a pretty good childhood and a cool job with all the Fancy stuff!!! Thank you for complimenting me on my service job here. Means a lot coming from a "Pro" :-)
@@classicmodeltrains You're welcome! I really did have a wonderful child hood! I started a career in IT and it's been like 30 years now.. But I DO miss working with model trains and meeting all the great folks in the hobby! Thank you for the kind words as well!
The timing of this video was absolutely perfect. I have a 1948 '675' 2-6-2 that stopped working. It was working but then stopped. Then it had the transformer smoking a little bit. I am hoping it just heated it up a little bit and did not burn it out. I do have a backup transformer if needed. I think I know what my project for this weekend is. Thanks for sharing!
Oh WOW!! I always hate the smell of "getting too hot electrics". Hope the transformer and the armature windings survived. Should be a pretty straight forward repair and a rewarding conclusion for sure!!
That engine had a few surprises! Ball bearings and a swing open boiler front. Lionel's not as bad as I thought! 🙃
I couldn't believe those features as well. It's like I finally owned a Cadillac or something :-)
Awesome job getting her back up and running. Those are top of the line in my book. That smoking caboose is a bonus! 💯
Thank you! I lucked out finding the caboose at the same place earlier this year sometime.
@@classicmodeltrains That is highly sought after, a nice collector piece. 😉
Very cool picture loved this episode
Thanks!
Nice restoration Ron. You're right that is a damn nice locomotive. I've got some nice O gauge in my collection that i have to break out. Hello to Peggy.
Thanks and will do!
Great looking Berkshire thanks for the shout out and art
your welcome Dave!
Behind every Great Model Railroader there is a woman who has the Bravery and Patience to allow them to enjoy the labors of that love. Nice seeing Peggy involved in Classic Model Trains with you, Ron and thanks for the Lionel 736 Refurb( now I know what to do properly)...love "The Rich Kid" name drop by the way cuz they were not cheap back in the day and those less fortunate could only drool at the Dept Store Windows!! Happy New Year and again Thanks for all you do!!
Thanks Yogi, Yes it is a blessing to have the little Lady supporting me doing this. Thank goodness Louis Marx was out there making trains for "The Working Man's" kids!!
Well Heck Ron! You keep doing great videos. A million views too!
Thanks for introducing Peggy . Glad I watched till the end🫠
Thank you Steven! I'm glad you watched till the end also. That's where all the 33%ers hang out :-)
A late thought. I wonder if you had considered making the little flags for the front of that super locomotive?
@@stevenwaller192 I sure did!! BUT.... I dont know what to make them out of. I want them blowing back while running and hanging loose when it's stopped. Sometimes I want what I cannot have ;-)
Great video. Growing up in the 1980s Tyco era when they were king of the trains, I love that the older trains from years past get refurbished and brought back to life. Congratulations on one million views. Let's work on one million subscribers.
Thanks Dale. Back in the 80's I had HO. Dad had the Lionel and I got to play with the Marx stuff, but I hardly ever did because the HO looked so much "to scale". Now I'm slowly getting my mind changed when you find the right "O" stuff!! 1 Million Subs? I would fall out of my chair if I had 50K :-)
My favorite lionel engine, nice repair
Thanks David!
Thank you, I love your videos and the enthusiasm in each! I'm a postwar fan so more postwar if you can.
Thanks Scott. Have some more in the Que for repairs!!
Another great video Ron! Good to see the "Little Lady" (Peggy) in the video! And yes, you need to get out more....LOL!!!!
Thanks Ray! So.......your loco's DON'T talk to you? :-)
Another informative and entertaining episode! Great to meet Peggy. You inspire me to risk trying new things.
Thank you Lee! A lot of Fellers mention the same thing you did. I hope you've gotten some stuff back in working order :-)
I submit that Lionel is a world of its own. Lots of color, speed, noises, rattles, and fun.
Lionel are the toys that made boys into men. Merry Christmas! You did another stupendous job on that Loco.💥
Thank you very much azmike1 :-)
Another great job done Ron! And the picture that Peggy worked on....that reminded me, i need to get cracking on building my 3-truck Shay kit i found last year,lol.
Thanks Rebel, She worked on that for almost a month. I have a 2 truck Shay that needs finishing now that you mention Shay's ;-)
I love those old Berks, I've got a 1951 variation and it is a heck of a puller, it smokes well and is a very reliable loco for an old postwar lionel. Very nice to work on too when it needs something.
I hear ya Jacob!!
Nice 736 Ron, enjoyed the video 👍. A good pm on the unit👍, take care Ron & you & your family have a Happy New Year 🙏🎉💥🎊🍸🍷🍾👋😎
Thanks Jeff! Same to you and yours Sir!
Xcellent presentation. Vintage O gauge Lionel will go for ever with simple maintenance. I like that you keep things moving along and don’t spent too much time on any one simple task. Nice you show the things that need attention and not dwell on the obvious stuff.😊😊😊😊 any body should be able to follow along and then do their own engine. That ultrasonic tank is worth it’s weight and saves so much time cleaning.😊😊 the plastic bag saves cleaning out the tank when done ……..good tip.😊 ya might need a bit of photo finesse but your handy work is spot on..
Thanks Gene. I do make it a point to keep the video moving with a fast pace. Keeps the attention better.
Congratulations on the million views Ron! Another great video! I even got my folks watching ya. We enjoy your humor and seeing what you are tearing into. Keep it up, and have a wonderful new year
Thank you so much Corey! Cool that you got your folks watching as well ;-)
Another great video Ron! Merry Christmas to you and the young lady! Keep the videos coming! Congratulations on the 1,000,000 views on youtube.
Thank you and hope yours was a good one!
I so enjoyed the photo shoot segment (maybe too much), thanks for the laughs. Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year to both Ron and Peggy
Thanks! I had some remorse after the video went live. was wondering if people will get my weird sense of humor :-)
I just want to say I truly appreciate your videos and all your trains. Thank you for being able to share this with us. ❤
Thank you very much!
As always.. great video. Congratulations on the views. I love the Shay painting. The 80 ton 3 truck shay is my favorite narrow gauge Locomotive.
Thank you very much!
Thank you for sharing. Enjoying your videos very much. It was nice to meet Peggy. What would we do without the support of our wives?👍
thank you as well. Yes the Little Lady keeps me fed and watered while I'm buried in the train cabin. I guess I would be malnourished with out her! And of course lonely as well ;-)
Great video. Lots of fun. I really dig my 736 too. Runs like a top.
Thanks Angelo! They made them well back then :-)
Bravo, Ron, and congrats on 1 million views !
Thanks so much Stephen!
Love your channel! Great content, interesting, informative and entertaining. But really it is you that makes this channel go. Keep em coming bro, I'll be watching!
Thank you very much :-)
Congratulations on your channel and 1,000,00 views. Always entertaining.
Thanks!!
Thanks for the hint on the Lionel book - now I can ident my Lionel from the 50's; Happy New Year Mr. & Mrs. Ron.
Happy new year to you and yours as well Rick!
Congratulations Ron on the million views. I like the way you do your videos, fresh teardown and we get to go on the journey with you. Also a few laughs along the way. Keep up the good work.
Thank you Robert :-)
Ron excellent video
thank you!
Hello Ron. Merry Christmas to you and your family. You did a great job getting the ole Berkshire cleaned up and running. Great job! Tom
Seasons Greetings Tom! Thank you and I hope you and yours have a safe N.Y's. holiday
Congrats belated hey Peggy Thank You Ron
Thanks
Very entertaining presentation, and CONGRATS on the million views! Keep up the excellent work.
Thank you very much Ean!
@@classicmodeltrains You're very welcome!
Congratulations on your million views keep up with the artistic stuff you're pretty good at it that picture was cool keep them coming thank you
Thank you so much James 😀
Another great video. Thankyou Ron & Peggy!
Glad you enjoyed it
Loved the photo shoot! Thanks for another great video.
Thanks! Just me horsing around seeing if it would work or I loose 100 subs ;-)
Another awesome job and congratulations on 1,000,000. Great stuff
Thank you very much John!
That was your most entertaining video yet! I thought that was a little Austin Powers recreation there. You did great on the tuneup. Very nice to see Peggy too. Congratulations on 1 million views. Happy New Year!
Thanks SFBob! H.N.Y. to you and yours as well
Great video! I plan on tackling a older Lionel loco. Thanks for the tips on disassembling it to cleaning it up.
Thanks Butch! Hop in and start working on em, there pretty straight forward :-)
MERRY CHRISTMAS
Thanks Bobby! Hope yours was good as well
Man, you are crazy! Now I'm in trouble for laughing out loud while my wife is watching "her soap".
The shoe brush is a great idea. Happy New Year 🎉
Thanks Mark. A lot of Fellers tell my there always giggling when watching my episodes. H.N.Y. to you and yours as well!
Keep the vids coming!! Very informative and your way of presentation is very entertaining😊😊 !
Glad you like them Tony!
Another awesome video, I just recently picked up a 736 and got it running beautifully, its now my favorite engine that I own
Thanks Lando, This is currently my Favorite "O" gauge loco for sure!
Always a treat when you load a new video
Thanks for taking the time to show us what you are working on
My pleasure! Thanks for watching and commenting as well :-)
Merry Christmas Ron, congratulations on getting one of the best iconic models from the postwar era. It is much easier to restore than those HO models you restore. You know what they say? Once you go O there's no going back or maybe its O-gauge or no gauge. I might have gotten the sayings confused 😊. Maybe you could install a perimeter shelf or suspended ceiling layout to run her. That's a great looking picture. I can't say that I'm not a little envious. Large train themed pictures, especially steam engines, seem hard to find. There used to be train themed Christmas cards with vintage engines one could find at one time but no longer seem to exist either.
Happy rails.
Hello Dale, Thanks for your compliments. I've though about a hanging loop above me. Might cover up my very top shelve of the train display, but it's doable for sure.
@classicmodeltrains I'll be watching for it. Incorporate the top shelf into the ceiling layout to double as engine storage. I built a ceiling layout along three walls of my layout below with isolated rail sections controlled by toggle switches every 30" to store engines or use as an upper track. I haven't completed the span section above my layout that crosses the open section below but the final plan is to create a lift section to lower engines from above to the layout below, like a carousel using my 2343 and pulleys to provide the heavy lifting for the lift section. This is turning out to be my long-range plans. I'm still working on my main layout.
Experience.....the best teacher and most difficult, but well worth the time invested. Great job repairing a great locomotive!
Tip 1:Use graphite powder (for door locks) on the E-unit shaft. It doesn't attract dirt like oil or grease and still stays slippery, so the pawl drops without binding.
Tip 2. (For the repair beginners)
Always use a plastic compatible oil from Labelle on the E-unit drum roller pins that hold it in place.
I used motor oil once in a pinch, and it lasted for about a year before the round pins on the plastic drum contactor melted away and turned the ends of the drum contactor into goo. Then, I had to replace the entire drum contactor assembly with a new one, which taught me about era-specific drum contactors that came in different colors depending on the year of manufacture. Some purists have a fit if they see the wrong color drum in the E-unit
Graphite on e-unit sounds like a great idea to me, and That Mr. Experience........yes a great teacher for sure!! Thanks for stopping by for a view and a chat :-)
@@classicmodeltrains thanks again for the entertainment and enthusiasm you share in the big world of little trains! 👍
Great tutorial ,i have just picked one off these up ,the weight and build meant i just had to have it even though I don't have any other O Gauge ,now I can give the old girl a service , like your sense of humour so have now subscribed , that pictures great as well your very lucky to have a partner that appreciates your hobby , here in England we would say "That's Love Mate "👍
Thanks Colin for the nice words and a new Sub. Some American Model Toy (AMT) passenger cars will look amazing behind the loco and are easy to get into from the eBay. They are true "O" scale as well :-)
@@classicmodeltrains If I have another gauge I will be in real trouble for sure ,but that said I Am always anyhow .
I will check em out and see if I can resist .Thanks .
Awsome!! Great job!
Thanks David!
Merry Christmas Great video
Thanks Norman! Hope yours was good as well
Lol. You definitely have a future in super model photography Ron. The way you coaxed the best out of that model was perfect. Great maintenance build and save of an engine ready for another 70 years of entertainment and service. 👍
He he..... I forgot to say during the photo shoot " I've worked with better.....but not many". Sometimes I come up with some weird stuff. Thanks for stopping by for a visit Norm!!
LOVE THE INTRO! Though you got me with the title, LOL. Awesome art work!! Will get a boot brush and try that out on my American Flyer S gauge locos! Thank again Ron! Happy New Years and congrats on the “MILLION” views!!! (Channel Dr Evil).
Thanks Erick, Sarcasm at it's finest :-). How did the title throw you off? Dr. Evil? Best super villain ever!!
@@classicmodeltrains I meant I was going to watch just from the title, not your intro which was great!!! 😊
@@ecidaho ohh! Gotcha! I was thinking I wrote a weird title somehow ;-)
@@classicmodeltrains NO not at all sorry if I generated any anxiety! 😊
Happy Holidays. I love watching your videos. Here’s to the New Year. Cheers
Thanks Michael, Happy holidays to you and yours as well!
Trying to get my hands on one of these myself!!
I couldn't believe I stumbled upon this one
Great video Ron.
Thank you!
Good repair and clean up on the 736 ! When you mentioned the family Christmas gathering, it reminded me of Robert Earl Keene's "Merry Christmas from the Family". Happy Holidays and keep up the fantastic work .
Thanks John. Is that a movie you referenced? If it is, most of the script was sourced from my family more than likely ;-)
Congratulations Ron on 1 million views you deserve it and hope you’ll soon have that many subscribers 👍 Amazing job on the locomotive also and can’t believe you never worked on that before because you looked so comfortable and confident 27:04 working on it 👍 Great to see your lady too 😊
Sorry about the time stamp there don’t know how that got there
Thanks Lotsa, I couldn't imagine 1M subs. That would be insane. Ive been a mechanic all my life so turning things in and out comes pretty easy :-)
You’re funny! A great work in a very nice video.
To kind Regis ;-)
The 736 is a great loco. I prefer the earlier 726 that was very similar to it. While the 726 didn't have magnatraction, it did come with a beautiful die cast 12 wheel tender that is a very nice upgrade over the plastic one that the 736 had.
Great loco, another great video, and a hello and holiday wishes to you and the Mrs.
OOO! A Diecast 12 wheel tender??!!?? Now I must find one for my own!! Thanks and happy N.Y. to you and yours as well :-)
@@classicmodeltrains the tender is a 2426w that was available with both the 726 and the big 773 Hudson. Beautiful tender. Pricey thing though. Happy hunting.
Nice video Ron. Hope you had a great 🎄 Christmas🎄.
Thanks Anthony! Hope yours was good also
Sweet running engine. Merry Christmas and Happy New Year
Thanks Ron, Hope yours goes well also !
My Uncle Richard brought me one of those Lionel Berkshire sets. There's a flat car with that set. I was six years old then,... I'm seventy now. Wow 😲 I never thought I would see something about that Lionel.
Thats a pretty good memory you have there. That train set must have really stuck out to you :-)
@@classicmodeltrains Yes,.... Whistling and the front lamp and the magnetic wheels too,.. I have always wished I had had more track. I think that engine would pull twenty cars!!
I've had another Railway Train that was Lionel. This was a General with a wood car and passenger cars. I liked that one too!
@@classicmodeltrains I think I will look to see if this locomotive has the same number. I was six or seven years old and that's 1960 or so.
Great video for Boxing Day!…
Thanks Thomas!
great job
Thanks Greg
Great video
Thank you!
Mrs Hades is one of those who does the creative stuff like the diamond dot art. Did I understand you to say that you sent a picture in somewhere to be turned into a diamond dot pattern? Where would a guy do that?
diamondpaintingpro.com.
I always enjoy your vlogs ! You should teach other vlogers how to do it 1
Thank you Norman
Merry Christmas and Happy new year Ron. As usual another great video. You have helped me so much with my old Lionel engine’s. Oldest one was made 1937-1942. Had one made in 1924, trade train set to my cousin.
Hello Mike! Got some pre-war stuff I see? Glad to be of some help to you!!
Merry Christmas and happy new year Ron and Peggy. Lovin' the railway "modelling" section!
Hope your Christmas was good to you. I decided to do something a little more fun with the photo shoot. So far all comments have been positive :-)
merry xmas ron and happy new year
Thanks Peter! H.N.Y. to you as well
Hi little lady Peggy!!!!!!
:-)
New 33% subscriber! Feed the algorithm!
Thank you for the new Sub!! and Thanks for feeding the monster!
ron put a oval of track on a sheet of plywood just stand it up when not in use
I had that but all I got is 0-27 curves. I need some larger curves for this big O-gauge stuff. I lost a Marx that had a fresh repaint on my 4x8 plywood portable table.
thanks man
Thanks for watching Joe :-)
Another great video Ron! I watch all your videos all the way through. I love the old Lionels. I have bought several in similar shape and I have never had one not run like new after taking them apart, cleaning and applying new oil. It seems the old postwar locos are getting a bit easier to find at a good price. I look forward to your next rebuild! I usually take some flat black model paint on a brush and hit the spots where the paint has been rubbed away. Just enough to clean it up a bit. Give it a try and see what you think.
Thanks for your support of my channel Mike. I dont want to touch the paint on the Fancy Lionel's. Many of them I end up re-selling later on and to a Lionel collector, if you paint it even a little bit it's worthless. Now of course this loco has a lot of paint nicks on it and If I was to keep it I probably would go thru and touch up the nicks just a bit. If this was an entry level Lionel I probably would have stripped it and did a repaint, or small spot repair for sure. I agree with you that stuff is coming around a bit more and prices are getting lower. I fear that all the Fellers that had these squirreled away for years are passing on and the family's are selling them, so the market is getting flooded.
Hi, Peggy. Nice to meet you! Question for you, Ron. I noticed your fiberglass pen. The tip was black after you cleaned the motor? Do you continue to use it like that when you start another rebuild, or do you cut the black off and start afresh on a new motor? 🤔
Hello James, The fiberglass strands wear off very fast. I have never had to cut off contaminated material before. But I do have to say this was the worst commutator I have ever seen. I will pay attention and see if this now dirty pencil will contaminate the next commutator. Good question you had there Sir!
I have this locomotive and got it to pull 22 boxcars.Puffs smoke pretty good.
Right on!
Congrats Ron keep it up! Great video as usual! Btw, any tips to clean the wheels when they get that dark color? No idea what type of rust or build up that is. Mineral spirits, fiber brush? Thanks!
Thanks Mauricio! Are you referencing the wheel surface that rides on the rail? If its really bad I use a Dremel with a wire wheel chucked up into it. slow to medium speed. Just a little maintenance a q-tip and orderless mineral spirits to get the dirt off.
Hey Ron, thanks for the reply! Yeah I just got a new old loco and the surface is almost black on pretty much all wheels. The loco looks new but I guess if you store it for too long that could happen? Thanks for the tip, much appreciated!
@@mauriciodonato9720 the rolling stock wheels only need to be clean of dirt. They do not need to shine. They don’t pickup any juice.
Wow, you are definitely a man of passion. The emphasis and humour you put into these videos is brilliant as well as educational. Happy New Year to you and your better half from a Brit who models American HO but appreciates other scales and there historical value
Thanks Chris! Happy new year to you and yours as well. Interesting you model American rail? I'm going to need a barn to house all the Gauges I seem to keep acquiring over here.
Love the channel, but where can I get the dungarees and cap from, pete in lincoln, England.!
Thank you Pete! I ordered them off Amazon. I could get the hat easy enough locally but since I'm so tall none of the local agriculture / farm / tractor stores had any long enough for me. I always thought the engineers out in your neck of the woods dressed different than over here?
They do dress differently, but I model ho gauge american!
I enjoy your videos. Have you created your own rail line? If not, would you entertain the idea of creating your own line? If so, what era, scale would you model? Would you create a passenger, work or just a freight style consist? I assembled a Rock Island work train in the 80s. I also created my own rail line consisting of one passenger train and two freight trains. My rail line is the BGR. It would be great to see you create your own line.
I model 1963 and before. Rural Americana. I run U.P. for my layout but the towns name is "Daviston" so I decided not to have a railroad named after me :-)
Another great video. Maybe sniffen the old (not so odorless)mineral spirits too much.
Thanks Steve! You think thats what happened......could be ;-)
I’m going to be honest that I hate that channels have to make fast and goofy intros to keep viewer attentions I wish that things went slower but great video 👍
Thank you. Utube analytics grades us on "audience retention" with extra attention to the first 30 seconds. If people are actively enjoying the channel and wait for each new episode to come out and watch, then the intro could be slower paced like the rest of the video. BUT......People that "Aint sure" if they want to watch this, were supposed to snag them in with catchy intro's. Well I thumb my nose at that with this video intro. Or at least tried :-)
@@classicmodeltrains huh I’ll have to think of that with my new videos I never knew RUclips did that huh