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At 5:23 , is your track mounted on a gutter elevated with PVC pipe? Do you have a video or webpage on this process or an overview of your track plan?

I'm curious to see if there are improvements and even better quality in the upcoming NEW ULTIMATE SERIES "AS REAL AS IT GETS", CPKC SD70MAC - Limited Run... In any case, I have expressed my interest in it to my dealer and he has put me on the "interest list" and will contact me as soon as he has news, the price and you can order it. I've already told him that he can convert it to DCC straight away. Using a ZIMO MX699LSE decoder and suitable adapter board or then install an ESU XL LokSound 5 DCC. Possibly he should replace the USAT "Smoke Unit (Fan Driven)" with a piezo water vaporizer with fan drive.

I have a Lionel G scale, Thomas along with Annie and Clarabelle

I have a Lionel G scale, Thomas along with Annie and Clarabelle

Hi, what scale are these? They appear narrow gauge to me, and I thought most USA trains models were scaled down standard gauge. Nice video.

After you said that Emily has a number, in season 24 in the episode Emily to the Rescue, she got a number 12.

Mickey Stanley was a guest of honor at our Roseville Jr. Sports banquet in 1969. This World Champ was a great communicator and just plain nice.

A beautiful locomotive, and from memory, about the end of the line for elaborate mass-produced American G gauge in this scale. The K27 had unfortunate timing coming out during a major financial recession/panic (2008-2009). Not a time for many people to splurge on an ultimate model train. I collect all kinds of toy trains, and in a way this K-27 reminds me a little of the extremely elaborate standard gauge tinplate trains released in 1929. Similar bad timing and resulting low sales ended that era, too. It feels to me like the "golden age" for mass-produced US narrow gauge equipment for G gauge track was approximately 1990-2009. I guess 20 years is a pretty good run, some amazing things were made by Bachmann and others; I bought and still own many of them. Funny story - when the first Big Haulers came out in the late 1980s they were a revelation to me: realistic G gauge American style trains I could actually afford! They were of course not as nice as this K-27 but they were big and neat and very affordable. I am speaking of the battery powered RC 4-6-0 with plastic track. When I brought home my first set I marveled at what they had accomplished and I daydreamed. I had always loved Shays. Wouldn't it be amazing if Bachmann made a plastic Shay in G gauge that was affordable? Just a dream; such an oddball locomotive, and so intricate. No one would mass-produce a Shay in G gauge plastic. And then...good lord! I few years later I was pre-ordering the first Bachmann Shay before they even rolled off the assembly line! Over the years I managed to acquire the Bachmann Climax, Heisler, and three truck Shay. I was disappointed they did not try for more mileage from the tooling by marketing a three truck Climax and Heisler. But it was a VERY good run of trains indeed...the only one that got away from me was their 2-6-6-2!

Where can I get that steam locomotive Is it g scale?

Super. Hello from the Tracy Mountain Railway in Colorado. 💙 T.E.N.

The price is killing it

I had an HO variant of the Time Saver that I brought to train shows around S.E. Louisiana back in pre-COVID days. Adults were bemused, but children were absolutely fascinated by it and by being able to operate the trains themselves. Mine was set up to run on DC at a set speed. The loco was controlled by a DPDT center off spring-loaded toggle switch. Children were able to quickly figure out how to work the switch and control the loco. Even babes in arms seemed to grasp the concept by watching their older siblings, and seemed eager for a turn at the switch. Kids get told "Don't touch!" so often, and here was an opportunity to get their hands on the controls. Most of my rolling stock were inexpensive cars that could stand up to mishandling, but most of the kids were easy on the equipment. It was very rewarding to see how much they enjoyed it. Generally speaking, the sophistication of minimizing the number of moves or the time it took was beyond them. They just seemed to enjoy controlling the loco and moving the cars around. And i enjoyed watching them.

Can 🥫 you please do a nuther video 📹 call 🤙 James Thomas and Percy how is surgery vs Gordon

childhood video 🙏

I have Emily both in G Scale and Ho Scale and I love them 😁👍

Muy buenos trenes, en aquella época, los precios eran mas asequible, pero desde que se lo quedo Marklin, los LGB están por las nubes. Un buen reportaje. Saludos.

I am one of the lucky ones to get engine number 1

Beautiful

I like that BNSF SD75M that is G scale one of the big trains I wish I would have one like that I get a UP SD70ACe or a UP ES44AC and BNSF ES44C4 or and Dash9

What a waste of time. Just put thr tracks together and all will be fine.

These are sweet. One thing I couldn't figuer out on Kaddee's worthless website, is what couplers are these compatible with. I mean as far as function and size. Are these the same size as their #1 820 couplers? Thanks for the video!

Bee 9:03

Around 79/80 there was a Model Railroader magazine article on a guy experimenting on an O scale one.

what a lovely set-up, and such a fun and welcoming looking neighborhood.

Thanks for producing & sharing this vid' ! It is presently/still embedded on their webpage for these units. Interesting how these are 70 Ton 3 bay hoppers ! ;-) When the AC 3 bay hoppers are only 2" longer (19" outside crnr to outside crnr, and branded as 100T !? Time for me to do some further research of these units on class one railways, not just our shortlines' 8-) "G-Gauge may not RULE, But it GROWS on Ya !! " djc'99

Thank you for sharing this, my father took me there in 2006 when I was 8 years old for their final anniversary #125 (unknown to us at the time). I very much remember the trip for the age. I shook Wolfgang’s hand as a kid and remember it like yesterday. I still take mine out at Christmas time for friends and family to see.

Amazing.

Love it! I Have Thomas and Percy!

Thank you so much for sharing. I enjoyed these train scenes very much. I have a HO scale but would love to get a G scale old time steam engine with the bell and everything. 🌿🌹🌿🤗 🚂🚃🚃🚃🚃

Has anyone tried to convert this locomotive to decoder with battery?

Music?

2:06 Passenger Coach

Bravo sir ! What a beautiful, labor of love. Cheers from Detroit 🇺🇲

This is very helpful to me about to build my garden rail road

Very Nice

What happened to your two “let it snow” videos?

Kind of obsessed with large scale Christmas trains these days. Curious about how the docksider loco runs? Looks like it should pull a lot of cars ...

Thank you for sharing. Love it. Love that train engine, my favorite. ❤

Wow

3D printers have saved the hobby in many ways

Silly soft stuff

Might I request that we ask the bachmann trains company to send us some maintenance in case of any damages to our model bachmann?

Please, do more Thomas stories

Yes

Nice short movie!

Nice, Rich!

Are the gears in the gear box metal?

lol there all the same size without tenders