The german steam loco is actualy from Fleischmann. It's a class 80 switcher in old Fleischmann-scale of 1:82, 1:84 or 1:85. Fleischmann only gradually brought the scale of its models up to standard.
The fact that none of those are exactly right for HO scale which is 1:87 is a bit annoying, as you’d need to get specific track for it, but if you’re into the niche then it’s really cool.
@@yourfellowpancake6335 The gauge is still H0 (16.5 mm), it's just the scale of the body that's a bit wrong. These old Fleischmann locomotives aren't really scale models anyway, if you compare them with the prototype or later models, the proportions tend to be slightly off, regardless of the actual scale.
The large number on the side tanks and the black wheels give this away as the US version ; the original German one would have had red wheels (unless someone painted them; the couplers on the one in the video are Fleischmann which surprises me as Fleischmann did sell them in North America with NMRA couplers).
This really makes me wish Arizona had train shows like this, my ho scale layout is mainly antique store finds which I repaired and rewired cause of this channel and really made me reignite my old childhood hobby
I hear you. I bought a better shape HO diesel locomotive and matching caboose, thanks to SMT! My old diesel locomotive might look good in an “scrap yard” section as an abandoned diesel..
The locations of these shows seems to be hit or miss. They used to have shows in Ottawa (population around 1 million) and now the only close ones are in Arnprior and Aylmer with populations far less than a million.
@@SMTMainline I would assume that people’s resources are challenged… I was financially forced in Texas to abandon my railroad bench to storage and possibly check the wiring and to get a van or truck to move it back to my garage… Till better days…?? I’m sure if you request a particular item or locomotive, or trade with someone on RUclips they might swap out?? Just a crazy idea. Some model railroading folks rather sell or swap out to see their locomotive on your rails, and in your collection part with a locomotive to find a good yard to run on?? Just a crazy idea..?
Graham Farish is indeed a British Manufacturer. They started out producing OO Gauge Stock, then moved to N Gauge before being bought out by Bachmann, and so are now a Bachmann N Gauge Brand in the UK. The boxes you saw are pre-Bachmann style, so late 90's, early 2000's.
I got a Caboose free today also. Someone saw what I was looking for on my RUclips wanting a WESTERN PACIFIC Orange & Silver' Black some gave it to him for me he gave it to me . Iam going to do a video for you and my friend.
I was just at a train show to-day. It was oddly similar to the one you went to, as in not many vendors were there. Maybe June isn't as good a time for train selling. I did end up with my first Hobbytown engine though!
Very Nice. Hobbytown drives are some of the best haulers around. If you ever watch DarthSantaFe, Hobbytown is a recurring theme. Shamefully i haven't found one yet.
@@elleryparsons5766 True. But there are no train shops within an hours drive of where I live, and the two that are about an hour away dont sell used trains or anything in the scales I have. All the train shops that used to be close by are all closed years ago.
@@kevinjennerproductions2024I will do a video on mine on my channel eventually. These are pretty hard to find, only one at this show. Had Vaseline used as gear lube. I have seen Darth Santa Fe, and then there's also Did a test to see how many cars this 0-6-0 American Flyer HO steam engine could pull and its a lot! "I Hate Ready To Roll" is another good channel on kits like Hobbytown etc.
0:01 TIMMY'S! lol Very nice train show looked small but still hey its a train show and thats great they had one. That Fleishmann Loco you bought is basically the same as the one i have with just making it have the great detail of valve gear. i would say that loco goes back to 1960s and is in amazing shape. I know i would have spent at least a couple hours there and bought some stuff as well. them track cutters ive seen go for 20 or more , myself ive used my rotary tool generic dremel but takes a steady hand to make the cut the rail and then file it if needed . great stuff you found .
I didn’t see you there, must have been at different times. But lots of railroaders from the Facebook forums too. It was a good show. Free admission and kid friendly so lots of families brought their children.
Have you ever made it down to the Amherst Model Railroad Show in Springfield Massachusetts? It's the largest model train show in the US. Its 32,500 square metres of trains and vendors. Its held every January at the Eastern States Exposition, otherwise known as the Big E. It was held across four of the largest buildings on the property and even had a narrow gauge steam locomotive set up outside under steam to blow the whistle.
The N scale VIA looks like a passenger grade diesel locomotive.. Very nice addition Harrison!! 👍👍👍 The HO German looks like a switch yard locomotive 🚂 for large-/-mid size yards? Nice rail cutting tool! Thanks for sharing!
The o scale metal tunnel at the first vendor is identical to one my grandpa had as a kid in the 50’s. My grandpa’s tunnel was featured in my Christmas contest video along with the locomotive he had too.
I saw a PUBLIX truck in this video. Publix is a grocery store chain based in Lakeland, Florida. They have stores all over the southeastern US which is my main modeling area in HO scale. I model CSX and Norfolk Southern and have several freight cars of their predecessor railroads. I don't think that PUBLIX has any stores in CANADA at this time.
The Fleischmann engine (Catalogue No. 1325) was the americanized version of their DB Class 80 locomotive introduced in 1952 (No. 1320), well before they develped their cog railway system in 1968. It was superceded by an engine of the same design with better detailing and a plastic body shell (No. 1322) in 1962.
You do never know what you'll find. I happened on a big antique mall the other day and wandered through. Most of the trains were overpriced or about market but I did find a Gilbert HO car for $4 that's worth about $25. it's late for train shows here in the US, I guess in the south they do them because it's so hot out people want to be inside in the AC but here in NY we stop about the end of April and pick up again in September. Usually it's harder to get people to do indoor events when it's nice out and you can be outside. The Fleischmann is a good deal. I've yet to run across one in the original box.
Nice job in this video! What I’ve always found weird about HO Scale engines is that certain ones don’t run on different track, but run on others. I’ve had numerous experiences with engines not running on Bachmann track but running on Kato Unitrack.
I’ve had the same problem with all other namebrand track from Tico to Bockman I’ve even had some problems with the nickel silver atlas however, like I’ve told you before on your new Z scale, that you got from (“Rokuhan”), their quality is superior with the exception of atlas nickel silver as does Kato in HO and N gauge !!! And the gentleman who recognized the class 80 German locomotive 060T from Fleshman is a high End and high quality locomotive That I believe is made in Germany, and the locomotive video that you picked up earlier in the orange box wasn’t Arnold which is also made in Germany and high end and high-quality !!!! Just about anything made in Germany is super high end quality !!! 🌊🐺
I know I'm late to the party, but good score on both loco's! That 0-6-0 looks like a good runner, clean the wheels, the contacts and give it a bit of oil & grease and it'll be golden. The Kato E8 could likely get an LED light for the nose & cab.
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Ya never know what you might find at a train show. Years back I went to a small town show in Michigan and was astounded at all the great bargains there for some vintage HO equipment. I spent all my spending money there and came away with some neat stuff. Never made it back there, though, although I did wish to make a return trip- it just never happened. I’ve since stopped my train show travels as I have just about all the trains and buildings I think I need, but who knows? Maybe one day the bug will bite again and I’ll perceive a need to go looking for some vintage piece I need or want for my collection. Brass seems to be calling me. I have a few pieces, but maybe I’ll need a few more.
Based on how far that coupler protrudes from the front and the lack of numberboards, that E8 is from one of Kato's earlier production runs, back in the 1990s. A decent find, but a bummer about the headlight not working. I'd suggest looking to see if the bulb has burned out.
Kato makes a lot of DCC (non sound) equipped engines. I bought one under the assumption it was DC only but it turned out to have a decoder. The headlight was not on by default in DC operation but after using my DCC controller to turn it on, it has stayed on in DC operations ever since. May not be the case for yours, mine is an ES44
@@SMTMainline Btw Have you ever heard of pocher ho trains There are like AHM amd rivarossi clones And their train cars are a Exact cloned of older life like and tyco cars
4:40 Those roco coal wagons for 8$, I would had bought them all, but yes I'm from across the pond. Also good job with the Fleischmann, a good deal, Is strange to see it with those colors, I'm used to the black-red of the DR or DB
4:04 I had no idea Graham Farish made 4-wheel coaches. For the longest time, Hornby was the only manufacturer of OO/HO scale 4-wheel coaches and they were the basic starter set ones. But now, Hornby and Hattons make higher-quality 4 and 6-wheel coaches I'm surprised someone else has modeled the HCW train and had it running at the train show. I thought it was yours at first until I heard its sound chip
I look for the cheapo freight cars from starter sets. They sell for a song, and most vendors will cut you a deal if purchase several, just to get them off their table. Then I take them home…and repaint ‘em.
How long Long is it gonna be Before the Next Train Show for you?for us it will be Oct And Feb Before Our Next Train show. It’s Always Awsome To Talk About Trains At Any train show. I Always love that.
Is there anyway that I can send in broken Bachmann trains? Because I got an old Bachmann Union Pacific F7 that my uncle gave to me. It used to run, but now it doesn’t run but the headlight lights up and it makes this strange noise.
Pretty unusual rules which might not end well for us although this isn't the first time I've seen a "end of the line" for creators and it turns out to be nothing. Every 6 months or so, there is some new concern...
Then I got a a bag also'I am going to open on 6-19-22 I do not know if I can put it on RUclips' If I dot use all of it I will send it to you to deal with. there 3 things here for to read' But You are so good with DCC You do not melt switches like I did. Isit fix yet? In away but they are going to put a new switch in soon. they say.
A few weeks ago I was in irland for an language trip, there I got my first english wagons and compared to European trains and wagons it is a bit different but still cool to have some english wagons on my Layout :)
6-18-22 I went to my train club. the best day and good timing. I had a problem with one thing. Tim S. I put this on my RUclips. SMT MAINELINE YOU NEED TO JIONARE CLUB BAKERSFIELD CALIF, He all cry over it told me to F.I.L. What ever that means. ON the hway home he cry over spill milk. To tell you there are big babies in clubs .
Thanks for sharing the show with us.
My pleasure
The german steam loco is actualy from Fleischmann. It's a class 80 switcher in old Fleischmann-scale of 1:82, 1:84 or 1:85. Fleischmann only gradually brought the scale of its models up to standard.
The fact that none of those are exactly right for HO scale which is 1:87 is a bit annoying, as you’d need to get specific track for it, but if you’re into the niche then it’s really cool.
@@yourfellowpancake6335 The gauge is still H0 (16.5 mm), it's just the scale of the body that's a bit wrong. These old Fleischmann locomotives aren't really scale models anyway, if you compare them with the prototype or later models, the proportions tend to be slightly off, regardless of the actual scale.
The large number on the side tanks and the black wheels give this away as the US version ; the original German one would have had red wheels (unless someone painted them; the couplers on the one in the video are Fleischmann which surprises me as Fleischmann did sell them in North America with NMRA couplers).
@@ricardlupus oh ok i didn’t know that, I have a small collection of HO scale stuff but limited knowledge, most of which that I have is from SMT
The Brighton flea market was great, but there weren't any layouts
They should have hosted the shows on different days, it would have worked better for everyone.
This really makes me wish Arizona had train shows like this, my ho scale layout is mainly antique store finds which I repaired and rewired cause of this channel and really made me reignite my old childhood hobby
I hear you. I bought a better shape HO diesel locomotive and matching caboose, thanks to SMT! My old diesel locomotive might look good in an “scrap yard” section as an abandoned diesel..
The locations of these shows seems to be hit or miss. They used to have shows in Ottawa (population around 1 million) and now the only close ones are in Arnprior and Aylmer with populations far less than a million.
@@SMTMainline I would assume that people’s resources are challenged… I was financially forced in Texas to abandon my railroad bench to storage and possibly check the wiring and to get a van or truck to move it back to my garage… Till better days…?? I’m sure if you request a particular item or locomotive, or trade with someone on RUclips they might swap out?? Just a crazy idea. Some model railroading folks rather sell or swap out to see their locomotive on your rails, and in your collection part with a locomotive to find a good yard to run on?? Just a crazy idea..?
Railserve lists a show in Phoenix on July 23. There are probably others who don't post on Railserve.
@@CR7659 flagstaff used to have one but they moved out, they’re also mainly in Mesa Gilbert and I’m rarely in that side but planning
You made a very good deal with the Fleischmann-switcher, they run for high prices under collectors.
Glad to hear it
@@SMTMainline It´s a german engine in the US livery. Fleischmann had quite a large US program in the fifties and sixties
Be sure to keep the box, that's an original one from the 50s/60s
Pretty nice haul man! I really like the bachmann spectrum doodlebug right there at the show!
I bought it but haven't located the box.
SMT Mainline, your Fleischmann Switcher is a german Class 89.0 there is still one of this preserved in Schwerin.
Graham Farish is indeed a British Manufacturer. They started out producing OO Gauge Stock, then moved to N Gauge before being bought out by Bachmann, and so are now a Bachmann N Gauge Brand in the UK. The boxes you saw are pre-Bachmann style, so late 90's, early 2000's.
I got a Caboose free today also. Someone saw what I was looking for on my RUclips wanting a WESTERN PACIFIC Orange & Silver' Black some gave it to him for me he gave it to me . Iam going to do a video for you and my friend.
Thanks awesome
i’m very glad train show videos are coming back
That’s the Kind of train show I love Going To.
I was just at a train show to-day. It was oddly similar to the one you went to, as in not many vendors were there. Maybe June isn't as good a time for train selling. I did end up with my first Hobbytown engine though!
Very Nice. Hobbytown drives are some of the best haulers around. If you ever watch DarthSantaFe, Hobbytown is a recurring theme. Shamefully i haven't found one yet.
Maybe so. The show/flea market I went to just a few months ago was more packed than I've ever seen.
When Not going to a Train show you can Always Go to a Train Shop And Still Find a Great deal on what you are Looking for anything for your Layout.
@@elleryparsons5766 True. But there are no train shops within an hours drive of where I live, and the two that are about an hour away dont sell used trains or anything in the scales I have. All the train shops that used to be close by are all closed years ago.
@@kevinjennerproductions2024I will do a video on mine on my channel eventually. These are pretty hard to find, only one at this show. Had Vaseline used as gear lube. I have seen Darth Santa Fe, and then there's also Did a test to see how many cars this 0-6-0 American Flyer HO steam engine could pull and its a lot! "I Hate Ready To Roll" is another good channel on kits like Hobbytown etc.
0:01 TIMMY'S! lol Very nice train show looked small but still hey its a train show and thats great they had one. That Fleishmann Loco you bought is basically the same as the one i have with just making it have the great detail of valve gear. i would say that loco goes back to 1960s and is in amazing shape. I know i would have spent at least a couple hours there and bought some stuff as well. them track cutters ive seen go for 20 or more , myself ive used my rotary tool generic dremel but takes a steady hand to make the cut the rail and then file it if needed . great stuff you found .
I like the VIA n-scale locomotive.
The Graham Farish Wagons Were British. My father had those very wagons on his layout.
I didn’t see you there, must have been at different times. But lots of railroaders from the Facebook forums too. It was a good show. Free admission and kid friendly so lots of families brought their children.
Someone at my local hobby shop actually build that exact same shay kit and chiped it!! It was one of the most amazing things I have ever seen.
Have you ever made it down to the Amherst Model Railroad Show in Springfield Massachusetts? It's the largest model train show in the US. Its 32,500 square metres of trains and vendors. Its held every January at the Eastern States Exposition, otherwise known as the Big E. It was held across four of the largest buildings on the property and even had a narrow gauge steam locomotive set up outside under steam to blow the whistle.
I was there as well! Picked up a nice Lionel KW transformer for $70.
Harrison. Ya know how many pages in the SMT repair manual on KATO there is? None lol👍🚂🇨🇦🙋
The N scale VIA looks like a passenger grade diesel locomotive.. Very nice addition Harrison!! 👍👍👍 The HO German looks like a switch yard locomotive 🚂 for large-/-mid size yards? Nice rail cutting tool! Thanks for sharing!
The o scale metal tunnel at the first vendor is identical to one my grandpa had as a kid in the 50’s. My grandpa’s tunnel was featured in my Christmas contest video along with the locomotive he had too.
My Wife and I model 2 Scales Ho And N Scales and Proud of them.
what do you think of VIA rails new trains that are coming out? i have no idea what kind they are but im sure you prob seen the ads
What a Small world used to watch your apple accessories reviews back in the day
They look decent in my opinion, curious to see if they will cut travel time down.
@@gmcnewlook i still do them. kind of winded down a bit during the pandemic but hoping to get back iin to it more
@@SMTMainline not when ccaanda still prioritzes freight over passanger service. a shame really
I’m sorry I missed it. It seems that a lot was happening that weekend. $100 for an N scale loco with a broken light? You were smart to barter.
I saw a PUBLIX truck in this video. Publix is a grocery store chain based in Lakeland, Florida. They have stores all over the southeastern US which is my main modeling area in HO scale. I model CSX and Norfolk Southern and have several freight cars of their predecessor railroads. I don't think that PUBLIX has any stores in CANADA at this time.
4:30 That small Fleischmann engine is a cog-railway loco, thus the cog track above it.
The Fleischmann engine (Catalogue No. 1325) was the americanized version of their DB Class 80 locomotive introduced in 1952 (No. 1320), well before they develped their cog railway system in 1968. It was superceded by an engine of the same design with better detailing and a plastic body shell (No. 1322) in 1962.
@@BarefootCuer As you can see by my timecode i don't mean the 1325 but the n-gauge loco.
@@justaboringjoha3678 Sorry, missed thime code.
This makes much more sense now
Looks like a good Arnprior show! Yes, the Brighton show was the same weekend. and I was there. I'm pleased the shows are starting to come back too.
You do never know what you'll find. I happened on a big antique mall the other day and wandered through. Most of the trains were overpriced or about market but I did find a Gilbert HO car for $4 that's worth about $25.
it's late for train shows here in the US, I guess in the south they do them because it's so hot out people want to be inside in the AC but here in NY we stop about the end of April and pick up again in September. Usually it's harder to get people to do indoor events when it's nice out and you can be outside.
The Fleischmann is a good deal. I've yet to run across one in the original box.
I like how you edited this together. I used it as a guide for my recent video on a train show in Green Bay WI. Subscribed
Right on!
Nice job in this video! What I’ve always found weird about HO Scale engines is that certain ones don’t run on different track, but run on others. I’ve had numerous experiences with engines not running on Bachmann track but running on Kato Unitrack.
I’ve had the same problem with all other namebrand track from Tico to Bockman I’ve even had some problems with the nickel silver atlas however, like I’ve told you before on your new Z scale, that you got from (“Rokuhan”), their quality is superior with the exception of atlas nickel silver as does Kato in HO and N gauge !!! And the gentleman who recognized the class 80 German locomotive 060T from Fleshman is a high End and high quality locomotive That I believe is made in Germany, and the locomotive video that you picked up earlier in the orange box wasn’t Arnold which is also made in Germany and high end and high-quality !!!! Just about anything made in Germany is super high end quality !!! 🌊🐺
SMT Mainline I'm from the UK and Graham Farish is Bachmann's Britsih N scale model railways
Thanks for sharing
I know I'm late to the party, but good score on both loco's! That 0-6-0 looks like a good runner, clean the wheels, the contacts and give it a bit of oil & grease and it'll be golden. The Kato E8 could likely get an LED light for the nose & cab.
Actually looked like some pretty good prices when I convert from CAD to USD. Good pick on the Kato VIA loco!
TAKE THE UNBUILT SHAY!!!
or thats just me. Great video bud!
I don't have the time, skill or spare cash for a project like that. I'm sure someone will make a good use of it :)
@@SMTMainline aww man,
Hi, I watched one of your older videos where the crazy glue wouldn't come undone. I use Teflon tape on the threads before I crack open crazy glue😀 It'll last forever👌 I especially like Loctite Gel Super Glue never dries up and doesn't need Teflon. Take Care, love your content.
Ya never know what you might find at a train show. Years back I went to a small town show in Michigan and was astounded at all the great bargains there for some vintage HO equipment. I spent all my spending money there and came away with some neat stuff. Never made it back there, though, although I did wish to make a return trip- it just never happened. I’ve since stopped my train show travels as I have just about all the trains and buildings I think I need, but who knows? Maybe one day the bug will bite again and I’ll perceive a need to go looking for some vintage piece I need or want for my collection. Brass seems to be calling me. I have a few pieces, but maybe I’ll need a few more.
Nice looking Hornby o gauge Lms tank on the second stall
If it wasn't being sold for 200 bucks I would have bought it.
@@SMTMainline yeah they are going for some money was it electric or clockwork? I couldn't really tell as it was a quick fly by
Good haul👍
Very kool 🚂❤️😎👍
Based on how far that coupler protrudes from the front and the lack of numberboards, that E8 is from one of Kato's earlier production runs, back in the 1990s. A decent find, but a bummer about the headlight not working. I'd suggest looking to see if the bulb has burned out.
Nice video, LIKE😃
Great video! Man I'm jealous, so much stuff there that I would have gotten! We don't have much train shows in Maine.
the mdc roundhouse shay kit was overpriced I got a built one with minor problems for $100 but they are notorious for cracking gears
Nice Via locomotive!
Thought for sure you'd pick up that Doodlebug
Kato makes a lot of DCC (non sound) equipped engines. I bought one under the assumption it was DC only but it turned out to have a decoder. The headlight was not on by default in DC operation but after using my DCC controller to turn it on, it has stayed on in DC operations ever since. May not be the case for yours, mine is an ES44
I like the proto engines they are good, also that 0-6-0 looks like the unmodified puffa from tv show tugs
They're basically fancy Athearn blue box locomotives
@@SMTMainline Btw Have you ever heard of pocher ho trains There are like AHM amd rivarossi clones And their train cars are a Exact cloned of older life like and tyco cars
4:00 those british stuff by graham farish is owned by bachmann back years ago,
An N Scale Kato in working order for CAD80.00 is good deal.
Glad to hear it, I thought it seemed good but I wasn't 100 percent sure.
4:40 Those roco coal wagons for 8$, I would had bought them all, but yes I'm from across the pond.
Also good job with the Fleischmann, a good deal, Is strange to see it with those colors, I'm used to the black-red of the DR or DB
5:05 union pacific 844 5:12 hersheys tank car
4:04 I had no idea Graham Farish made 4-wheel coaches. For the longest time, Hornby was the only manufacturer of OO/HO scale 4-wheel coaches and they were the basic starter set ones. But now, Hornby and Hattons make higher-quality 4 and 6-wheel coaches
I'm surprised someone else has modeled the HCW train and had it running at the train show. I thought it was yours at first until I heard its sound chip
Get those deals while they're HOT!
Yes, gotta get those hot deals cooking.
I look for the cheapo freight cars from starter sets. They sell for a song, and most vendors will cut you a deal if purchase several, just to get them off their table. Then I take them home…and repaint ‘em.
I've done that too. They'd much rather sell in bulk
How long Long is it gonna be Before the Next Train Show for you?for us it will be Oct And Feb Before Our Next Train show. It’s Always Awsome To Talk About Trains At Any train show. I Always love that.
i see you following my foot steps, n scale is to good to pass up
The grayham farish peaces are from Britain
Nice video mate. You got some good deals at the show. Really like the Nscale VIA Rail E8 locomotive.
Thanks a bunch
The light on my kato HO scale locomotive doesn’t work, it is dcc ready and not sure why it doesn’t work
Might have burned out
Not many visitors or vendors. Hope the tables not expensive
Is there anyway that I can send in broken Bachmann trains? Because I got an old Bachmann Union Pacific F7 that my uncle gave to me. It used to run, but now it doesn’t run but the headlight lights up and it makes this strange noise.
You should buy a herpa con cor school bus for your layout if if don’t have one
hey wait, the RS2 in my pfp is the same ahm engine shown in the thumbnail of this video.
also, i liked this video.
I know it’s been a while since I was here but congratulations on 50k
Thanks :)
Hey smt mainline at 5:31 is that your Wakefield train running on that layout ???
Kinda, my friend Nik has the same locomotive and one of the coaches however the cars he's hauling belong to me.
@@SMTMainline oh still cool tho
Hey SMT! There was a train show in montreal june 18 and 19 and I found so much stuff! Where you there?
I wasn't aware of that show.
@@SMTMainline It was in Kirkland! The next one is in November and in Laval! Maybe I'll remind you if you want!
Hey man I just heard about C11… I hope it doesn’t affect you because these videos are awesome
Pretty unusual rules which might not end well for us although this isn't the first time I've seen a "end of the line" for creators and it turns out to be nothing. Every 6 months or so, there is some new concern...
@@SMTMainline good point, but Im hoping for the best. Try to put out as many videos as possible for now until you know 😂
Was the Swayze train there? L0L
Do you have any of the of prieser figurines on your layout
any plans on getting a new sp 4449 daylight engine or niagara
Is it still there the show
Actually kinda mad you didn’t get the doodlebug
I did but I can’t find the box... I’m hoping I didn’t somehow forget it there lol.
Do you have a cn f unit numbered 9177 in your collection
Why is a working headlight unfortunate?
Non working
Didn't even realize u had o scale
Too bad nobody will ever restore a GG.
👍🤝
Then I got a a bag also'I am going to open on 6-19-22 I do not know if I can put it on RUclips' If I dot use all of it I will send it to you to deal with. there 3 things here for to read' But You are so good with DCC You do not melt switches like I did. Isit fix yet? In away but they are going to put a new switch in soon. they say.
Nice haircut smt
Thanks
You really need to do something with your n gauge layout, looks a bit messy
A few weeks ago I was in irland for an language trip, there I got my first english wagons and compared to European trains and wagons it is a bit different but still cool to have some english wagons on my Layout :)
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Edit: thanks harrison
the adress please
Of the show?
@@SMTMainline the shop
Get more amtrak
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6-18-22 I went to my train club. the best day and good timing. I had a problem with one thing. Tim S. I put this on my RUclips. SMT MAINELINE YOU NEED TO JIONARE CLUB BAKERSFIELD CALIF, He all cry over it told me to F.I.L. What ever that means. ON the hway home he cry over spill milk. To tell you there are big babies in clubs .