I would love to take a factory tour on this beautiful roco workplace and see how they are made in real ! It will be very exciting for me ! Love you Roco and ReynauldEuroImports for sharing this video. Very informative
i have only roco models i love them because they are robust and made in europe , jouef were made in france unfortunately bought by hornby and all the stuff is made in china i hope to work in a train model factory , i collect corail coaches and cc 72000 cc 6500 locomotives
A great piece of interesting entertainment ! There's no substitute for craft . Machines and lasers have a great influence , but the Human touch is wonderful . Love and care are worth a lot . Well done Roco.
Well, some things still have to be done by hand. No matter where they’re made, that’s still true. But because of computers and CAD/CAM, models today are vastly better than models from more than 30-40 years ago. Those were simple and primitive, unless they cost thousands.
Absolutely incredible the amount of tooling required to produce this model....the quality and attention to detail is amazing...thanks for sharing this video.....hope to see more of these....xx
I did know that a lot of work was done to produce a model, with all the scanning,jigs, tools, dies ect. I have had my eyes opened to the complexity and time consuming task they undertake and will see my Roco locos, running stock and the Z21 in a completely different light. Excellent video thanks
Wonderful and enlightening video showing such intense planning and such attention to detail. The whole video was excellent showing the skill and final assembly of the trains, inspiring.
I myself don't have the time enough to build a model locomotive with the intricate details i saw in this video, very impressive indeed, it explains the justified cost. When you think about, it would probably take months to build one and not look or run as a factory made peace. 👍
Great video! I’ve been a great fan of Roco since 40 years, and I will always be! I wish I’d see more steam locomotives! The technology can be compared to luxuy watch making. Very amazing indeed!
They really make beautiful models and none many of them are coming with advanced Henning and Leo Lab sound libraries. Roco models are high quality and super detailed models.
That is way cool. Never knew there was that much work going into these. I guess now I dont mind paying the price on some of the trains. Mad skill. Thanks for sharing.
great video, really shows just what goes into making a model locomotive, i wish instead of the music though you had someone explaining the processes, I realize the video would have had to be longer but it would have been worth it I think.
I know Reynaulds really well,haven’t seen him in a while,A great person and his brother Roman just as great,started out in a basement in Elmhurst ILLinois some time now in Elburn,If you get a chance go and see these guys,tons of knowledge and they can answer anything Hey Guys Mike from Lombard
I had no idea these lil machines were still handmade. I figured for sure this process would all be automated by now. Amazing video showing the detail & quality craftsmanship that goes into each miniature that is produced!
Amazing skills and being in engineering myself, I know that the tooling cost itself would be in the £100,000 + area. Technology at its finest...well done Roco !, great looking Loco.
My favorite MRR manufacturer is Roco. I'm willing to pay extra for models made in Europe. Roco has superb motors also, and together with decoders from ZIMO, the locomotives are the best runners I know. I just watched how Rapido Trains use a laser scanner to make accurate 3D drawings from prototypes. I hope this will become the new industry standard.
Roco, you are the best. Fantastics machins. A great workshop very modern. Famous designers, high quality and practical. Finest modeling... And very beautifuls girls working in this fashion factory.. I had a good deal of Roco's model. I love my BB9004 too.... Roco the best of all. So, on the Last model we can't see made in Austria writing on the top of the box, why?
@@ReynauldsEuroImports All right. The beautifuls girls come from Romania.... Well, more seriously, the products stays in Europe. That's all right. Not from China...... Like overs....
Very very interesting. So much work !!! So many details. This was an excellent video. It makes you appreciate the amazing models we have today. Very Well done. 3 thumbs up !!!
That’s extraordinary. I’m going shopping for my grand children. Nah. For me 🤣 They are more than toys. They’re spiritual. The Roco team can be very proud.
From now on I will look more closely at the models I am going to buy, you have no idea how many machines and specialized people to produce such a good quality model made by quality people.
Seriously? The industrial revolution started in 1760 so industrial manufacturing at all scales existed for around 200 years before the first industrial CAD/CAM systems started appearing.
Roco ha rivoluzionato il modellismo ferroviario italiano con l'uscita, tanti anni fa, della bellissima ed avveniristica, per la fedeltà ai dettagli ed alla scala, E626, in tutte le livree e versioni. Di seguito ha incrementato la produzione di materiale rotabile italiano con eccellenti prodotti, carri, carrozze, materiale di trazione. Una produzione sempre eccellente, e credo apprezzata dal mercato italiano, che ha dimostrato un discreto volume di acquisti. Ora ci sentiamo trascurati, nuovi modelli ispirati alle nostre ferrovie non ne appaiono da tempo. Come mai ?
Fabulous video. Question? Shouldn't the women doing the painting - 4:38 - be wearing masks (for health reasons)? On a superficial note - I have never seen so many nice looking ladies on a production line in my life (that I recall).
McRocket Not really, they're painting in a booth and that area behind the model being painted is the inlet to an exhaust fan and filtering system. All of the vapors and paint spray is sucked in that duct and filtered through the filters.
More work than I thought it would be. I wonder if 3D printing can speed up the development process? Now imagine how much work it would be to get an O gauge Lionel BigBoy to market?
3D printing is still way too slow and the manufacturing would be too expensive because how slow the printing is. Also you still would need to produce a nice zinc or die cast frame. It cost about 2 million to bring out a high end model in Europe but once the tooling is built you can manufacture that model for decades.
@@christtking894 -The staff don't look Romanian. There is a video on the tube of that facility and they were making track. I'm not sure it's still open after Roco-Fleischmann opened a facility in Vietnam ?
The tooling I believe is amortized over 6 years so over this time period they will produce enough models to pay for the tooling. The quantities these days are nothing compared to the 70s and 80s so not sure how many. If I had to guess maybe around 5 thousand or 6 thousand units. Keep in mind that the tooling will be used for decades so over time they will make nice profits.
USA manufacturers lang ago ran off to China and are now going to paying the price for it. There is no reason US manufacturers could not do as Roco and keep it in the USA. I have a number of their locos and they are world class.
When the motors are built with the SAME integrity as when they were built in Austria, they shall run forever. I have over a dozen of them and they run smoothly.
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I would love to take a factory tour on this beautiful roco workplace and see how they are made in real ! It will be very exciting for me !
Love you Roco and ReynauldEuroImports for sharing this video. Very informative
Now I want a Roco Locomotive too !
What an amazing process! Almost as involved and as complex as building a watch! No wonder ROCO trains are so incredibly realist in their appearance!
Loco prices are going up, but seeing Roco still make their stuff in Europe with such attention to detail, the price is more than justified.
No the dream is alive that beautiful factory is in Arad Romania, if you ever want to visit let us know, Roco offers factory tours.
Ok I found a video when Arad opened, check it out everyone click here ruclips.net/video/bitx3a8pxJg/видео.html
i have only roco models i love them because they are robust and made in europe , jouef were made in france unfortunately bought by hornby and all the stuff is made in china i hope to work in a train model factory , i collect corail coaches and cc 72000 cc 6500 locomotives
@@ReynauldsEuroImports Does Roco make british trains? For analogue?
They were very nice factory in ho chi Minh City, Vietnam.
Thank you! Finally a well produced video that actually show the process from design to manufacturing.
A great piece of interesting entertainment ! There's no substitute for craft . Machines and lasers have a great influence , but the Human touch is wonderful . Love and care are worth a lot . Well done Roco.
Well, some things still have to be done by hand. No matter where they’re made, that’s still true. But because of computers and CAD/CAM, models today are vastly better than models from more than 30-40 years ago. Those were simple and primitive, unless they cost thousands.
AWESOME! how people working together can create such scale beauty... 🧡
Absolutely incredible the amount of tooling required to produce this model....the quality and attention to detail is amazing...thanks for sharing this video.....hope to see more of these....xx
the video was amazing … intrigued and mystified. rock on, reynaulds.com … all the best to you and those employees who make you what you are.
Thanks so much for your kind words!!
Never would have guessed that so much industrial machinery went into creating the shells and under frames!
That ending stunk! I wanted to see a few of them running around on somebody's nice layout---ya gotta redo that ending!
Wasatch Range Railway - And don't de-focus the gorgeous blonde...
@@daveogarf Ya! Tell me about it!
@nvdirtbiker I played with dirt bikes too!
That's somebody's nice layout. Possessive apostrophe!
@@SpeccyMan You're absolutely correct! I screwed that one up! Where would I go on the net to improve my English skills?
I did know that a lot of work was done to produce a model, with all the scanning,jigs, tools, dies ect. I have had my eyes opened to the complexity and time consuming task they undertake and will see my Roco locos, running stock and the Z21 in a completely different light. Excellent video thanks
Wonderful and enlightening video showing such intense planning and such attention to detail. The whole video was excellent showing the skill and final assembly of the trains, inspiring.
I have many Roco, they are very high quality and have run without fault for many years :)
Wow, that sure is a lot of very intense planning, work and assembly, amazing process.
I myself don't have the time enough to build a model locomotive with the intricate details i saw in this video, very impressive indeed, it explains the justified cost. When you think about, it would probably take months to build one and not look or run as a factory made peace. 👍
Excellent demonstration video. Great detail and photography. (Nice music too!)
My god this is so cool, I had absolutely no idea what went in to making these miniature pieces of functional art!
Great video! I’ve been a great fan of Roco since 40 years, and I will always be! I wish I’d see more steam locomotives! The technology can be compared to luxuy watch making. Very amazing indeed!
They really make beautiful models and none many of them are coming with advanced Henning and Leo Lab sound libraries. Roco models are high quality and super detailed models.
That is way cool. Never knew there was that much work going into these. I guess now I dont mind paying the price on some of the trains. Mad skill. Thanks for sharing.
INCREDIBLE DETAIL, I will appreciate items even more!
great video, really shows just what goes into making a model locomotive, i wish instead of the music though you had someone explaining the processes, I realize the video would have had to be longer but it would have been worth it I think.
I know Reynaulds really well,haven’t seen him in a while,A great person and his brother Roman just as great,started out in a basement in Elmhurst ILLinois some time now in Elburn,If you get a chance go and see these guys,tons of knowledge and they can answer anything
Hey Guys
Mike from Lombard
Hey Mike thanks for the kinda words. Come and see us sometime
Awesome video. Thanks so much for the insight in this incredibly interesting stuff!! Never thought this much was involved in creating a model train.
Excellent work, I was impressed to see Roco is still making their own motors - Most companies have just buy them from some other manufacturer.
I had no idea these lil machines were still handmade. I figured for sure this process would all be automated by now. Amazing video showing the detail & quality craftsmanship that goes into each miniature that is produced!
I don't model European trains so I have no Roco models but I sure would support the effort if they did some US models, looks like fine craftsmanship
But they do what do you think powers your athearn genesis models a Roco motor look at one next time
Amazing skills and being in engineering myself, I know that the tooling cost itself would be in the £100,000 + area. Technology at its finest...well done Roco !, great looking Loco.
To tooling, research and development is about 2 million Euros.
What a surprise to have your name pop up in my search! I used to buy all of my Roco gear from you guys 30 years ago. Hope you're doing well!
That is crazy, what is your name?
Kurt ozinga - You guys were very helpful
Fantastic video! Congratulations!
My favorite MRR manufacturer is Roco. I'm willing to pay extra for models made in Europe. Roco has superb motors also, and together with decoders from ZIMO, the locomotives are the best runners I know. I just watched how Rapido Trains use a laser scanner to make accurate 3D drawings from prototypes. I hope this will become the new industry standard.
So much care and attention conveyed effectively, nice vid 👍🏼
Great layout loads of detail.well done
Very nice video. This motivates me to buy some of these models.
Absolutely fabulous
still a work of art
That’s a awesome job to have building model trains
Roco, you are the best. Fantastics machins. A great workshop very modern. Famous designers, high quality and practical. Finest modeling... And very beautifuls girls working in this fashion factory.. I had a good deal of Roco's model. I love my BB9004 too.... Roco the best of all. So, on the Last model we can't see made in Austria writing on the top of the box, why?
Roco produces most of there models now in Romania and Slovakia. The video is in the factory in Romania
@@ReynauldsEuroImports
All right. The beautifuls girls come from Romania....
Well, more seriously, the products stays in Europe. That's all right.
Not from China...... Like overs....
Amazing, congratulations Roco.
Wow great video!
Very very interesting. So much work !!! So many details. This was an excellent video. It makes you appreciate the amazing models we have today. Very Well done. 3 thumbs up !!!
Wow, great video !
..and nice and gorgeous workers too!!! :)
I'm sure they were told to "dress up" for the video. But whatever...these are NOT toys anymore. They are engineering marvels.
very interesting never new how much work went into building one of those things
Very interesting video. I wish there had been some description of some of the processes though.
An excellent video. I have a number of Roco items on my model train layout. ♡ T.E.N.
WOW! I had no earthly idea.
That’s extraordinary. I’m going shopping for my grand children. Nah. For me 🤣
They are more than toys. They’re spiritual. The Roco team can be very proud.
Remarkable video. Very interesting.
nice video too much effort to make this loco incredible love it
Very, very interesting and good video. Thanks!!
Wow, that CNC machine was incredible.
Amazing attention to detail
Very very nice the process to build one LOCO..... just fantastic !!!! :-)
Great video 👍
Amazing! And all along I thought it was elves.
Me too!!
Great video & high quality product!
From now on I will look more closely at the models I am going to buy, you have no idea how many machines and specialized people to produce such a good quality model made by quality people.
Awesome! Just awesome!
I always wondered how molds were made. Thanks!
Very cool, thank you!
Folks must have excellent training. Cheers!
Amazing, you would have to sell a lot of those to get your production money back. I wish Roco made American Locomotives.
About 15 years ago maybe longer they were supposed to make the AC4400cw but it never happened.
@@tomr9509 and a couple of years ago, they announced a SD40, but again, never happened... :(
Seem to remember they used to make HO scale US locos for Atlas back in the 90’s
I own an Atlas boston and maine s4 switcher that roco made. They did all of atlas diesel back in the mid 70s
Donald Swink Don’t worry about it, in North America there’s Athearn, Atlas, Rapido, and ScaleTrains to name a few
beautiful work
Excellent!
Nice video, well done.
thank you for this very interesting video
That was cool. My uncle has been model railroading for more than 60 years. How did they design and build models before CAD and CNC machines?
Seriously? The industrial revolution started in 1760 so industrial manufacturing at all scales existed for around 200 years before the first industrial CAD/CAM systems started appearing.
Roco ha rivoluzionato il modellismo ferroviario italiano con l'uscita, tanti anni fa, della bellissima ed avveniristica, per la fedeltà ai dettagli ed alla scala, E626, in tutte le livree e versioni. Di seguito ha incrementato la produzione di materiale rotabile italiano con eccellenti prodotti, carri, carrozze, materiale di trazione. Una produzione sempre eccellente, e credo apprezzata dal mercato italiano, che ha dimostrato un discreto volume di acquisti. Ora ci sentiamo trascurati, nuovi modelli ispirati alle nostre ferrovie non ne appaiono da tempo. Come mai ?
So cool !
Awesome 👍
Impressionante! Magnifico sistema. Do início ao fim,
Parabéns!
Good job.
when i see that beautiful Kern cnc milling, i know that you're serious to make good mold.
Oh yes they use high quality machines to build these precision models
All this for a toy train, amazing!
Michael M
Not toys, scale models. There's a big difference.
Great BUT..... do they not test them before packaging?
not really, trust me I've gotten lot of models with missing parts or not running properly
Brilliant.
Very informative
Looks a lot better than the Athearn rubber band drive F unit I bought for about $6 in 1960.
And now today's Athearn Genesis products can put older brass imports to shame.
Fabulous video.
Question? Shouldn't the women doing the painting - 4:38 - be wearing masks (for health reasons)?
On a superficial note - I have never seen so many nice looking ladies on a production line in my life (that I recall).
McRocket
Not really, they're painting in a booth and that area behind the model being painted is the inlet to an exhaust fan and filtering system. All of the vapors and paint spray is sucked in that duct and filtered through the filters.
McRocket They really are exceptionally good looking.
The Duke 71000 71000 Are the workers in the film also Asians?😀😀😀
@@slaff632 he's saying the film is fake
awesome
More work than I thought it would be. I wonder if 3D printing can speed up the development process? Now imagine how much work it would be to get an O gauge Lionel BigBoy to market?
3D printing is still way too slow and the manufacturing would be too expensive because how slow the printing is. Also you still would need to produce a nice zinc or die cast frame. It cost about 2 million to bring out a high end model in Europe but once the tooling is built you can manufacture that model for decades.
I am also one of your customers!
Glad you like the video, we really wanted to share the process of building a model. The work that goes into it is overwhelming.
Superb to see and products are so detailed. Nice one :-) Loco could do with their expertise to LoL Iain
I'd love to see a video on how they ere make before computers and lasers!
I’ll never complain about the price of a new loco ever again... 👍
Amazing!
Seeing this, it would be great if you had a kit for sale. I'd buy one! And I bet others would too. :-)
Sammy we have that model but it is finished ready to run.
Manufacturers seem to be getting away from kits. Even the venerable Athearn, Walthers, etc are pretty much all RTR.
Amazing
Great video!! Can anyone tell me the title of the song that is in the background? I like it very much...
1:12 It is all about "Java 2" .. is just the basic of.... my dektop screen...
Wow. I had no idea.
Now I see why models take a long time to come out like the Sydney Tangaras
Good One.
Is that the Roco factory in Slovenia or Austria ?
Could be Arad, Roumania
@@christtking894 -The staff don't look Romanian. There is a video on the tube of that facility and they were making track. I'm not sure it's still open after Roco-Fleischmann opened a facility in Vietnam ?
That video is in Arad Romania
Arad Romaina
It’s hard to believe there’s still a market for His stuff.
There is even a market for 'Her' stuff as well you know!
excelente..... quisiera un trabajo así...
How many units will you have to sell to cover the development cost? Thanks.
The tooling I believe is amortized over 6 years so over this time period they will produce enough models to pay for the tooling. The quantities these days are nothing compared to the 70s and 80s so not sure how many. If I had to guess maybe around 5 thousand or 6 thousand units. Keep in mind that the tooling will be used for decades so over time they will make nice profits.
It's a very good thing.they make own items.
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USA manufacturers lang ago ran off to China and are now going to paying the price for it. There is no reason US manufacturers could not do as Roco and keep it in the USA. I have a number of their locos and they are world class.
Because they'd be likely be even more expensive than they are now.
Americans are super sensitive to price. If anything had to be sold for $300 with sound they'd have a fit.
When the motors are built with the SAME integrity as when they were built in Austria, they shall run forever. I have over a dozen of them and they run smoothly.
american made means made by inbreed toothless meth-heads