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Yes we will be doing a update video. But won't be till Wednesday. We'll have it out soon.

Thank you. My son is proud of that tunnel.

Grand trunk was interesting. I became interested in when my oldest started attending school in Port Huron. Nice place. I didn't know they gp38 still around. Thank you for sharing

@ it’s on the rails at the yard at the i75 and Bristol rd area. Best spot to view is along Bristol rd by the airport and Koegel meats. Saw it 3 days ago

@toddmartin6572 ill be back up there this summer to see my oldest when he graduates. I'll go look for it then.

Thank you brother. Good to hear from again. Been watching your videos as well. Awesome!

Thank you

Thank you. I do try to continue his learning

Lol. 😆 🤣 😂

Thank you. At first it was just for the motors. Then we'll it grew on me. 😆. So now for a rebuild. I've been looking at 1930s era subway cars. Many different styles. Well.see what happens with the rebuild.

Sorry wrong video. But the paint for each one will be of the colors each royal family likes best. Then hms hood and hms arch royal will be in their ww2 paint

Yes sir he very much is. Jes been around the trains since he was a baby. He loves airplanes and designing animatronics as well.

Yes my son is very proud of his ho trains. It s a size he likes

Yes it was built in 1938. The tender is not.its like a 70s tender I think. Came in a parts lot.

And she does run very well.

I found it on ebay. I believe I put in lionel electronic e unit or something like that. Look for a seller by the name of jeff volp.

1/48 th scale. Still working on it. That's one of the other projects.

Thank you brother. Lots of projects for 2025.

Thank you. Happy new year to you as well

Thank you. Found this by pure accident

Some liked it some didn't. It was a true old school method for the old tubular track.

Theu are actually a British made o scale cars called triang or rovex. Only made from 1960 to 19705. Then brought back 1980 to 1985 by a Russian company.. it's a cool collector items. Including is a hymek class 35 diesel.

Yes it is a kitbash I did a while back. I decided to go with a long style caboose. Later it became painted and lettered N.DE.M. they did have long caboose cars. But that was prior to a more modern era. I just did a updated take on it.

On t he very first piece I did yes. Ypu would need track nails to male it right and hold. Later version heels better with the black tie in place. I however did not paint the ties on those sections. I will eventually get around to painting them.

It's got heart. Just waiting on parts to put her back on the rails

Thank tou it's not done yet. Son and I have a fee more pieces to get.

My friend it lights up the whole room. I love it

You buddy for it just being a little o27 model , it was a fun little rebuild. Still going to do some detail work. Not a lot. Just enough to make it pop.

Yes he does love his airplanes. As we both love you

I was inOgden last year. Unfortunately I didn't have topme to stop. Man I would have loved to see those.

Just till my son a I get our house next year. We are planning on building a outdoor o scale layout. British style above ground. So thay will be coming to the channel sometime next year.

It was a fun video to record. Still surprised with how the 21in cars still made it around the o42 curves.

Thank you. My son Rogue ND I do love to work together on different things. Mostly trains but here recently he has gotten into airplanes and the titanic. He's already built a 14ft model once and now wants to do it again. 😂. So that might be another video before long.

@@kingjulian9496 That is really cool you work together.

Thank you brother. Going to some detailing to it later. Main part was to get it running on the rails first. Buy the WY brother. Awesome videos. My son and I are enjoying them .

@ Thank you

Hand cutting rail road ties. I think in total I had cut like 1200 in 2 days.

@ why

@@kingjulian9496 also those don't look like railroad ties I've ever seen.

@@jeffparker8636 let me go back and look at the video.

@@jeffparker8636 oh nevermind. I was cutting the Cathcart to build a articulated cattle cars. Once I retrieve them I'll do a update video. I'm sorry I had done 2 videos with the razor saw.

No that one is in another video. I can and will always send people to Ron at classic model trains. The man is amazing. The 2025 I bought as parts 2yrs ago. The only problem was the tender stopped ur from working. It needled a fiber washer between the truck and frame to stop the short.

I just saw that. My son joins in from time to time.

Thank you. I've built alot of them and restored a lot as well. I do have several kit bashed train cars as well.

Welcome to my channel

Typically the trains will sale faster as people are putting there layout together.

I hope it helps buddy

Thank ypu. There is a new video out

I knew it had something to do with a uncoupling system. It was just ugly .so I removed it. Not to worried if I have to pick it up . I even got them to work with the new lionel and atlas knuckles.

@@kingjulian9496 You might already know this but often the original Scout trucks were resolved by adding the over the axles Lionel adapter coupler, that is really the standard post0-war coupler, and you just would spin the truck around to attach this adaperter coupler assembly.

I wondered that myself. I guess they were trying to push cheaper sets or something.

These couplers are of 1950s era. Online I've most got changed out. However I did find a video on how to modify them to work with modern day knuckle couplers. Save a bit of money. So I tried my friend. Works great! This was the first rime I tried this. A little skeptical at first. The scout couplers are ugly and oversized. Eventually I'll go all kadee couplers.

About a year ago I bought a A. F. S gauge steam engine one line and when it came the rear coupler on the tender looked a bit different then the normal A. F. knuckle coupler. Well someone must have broken the original one and they glues a Lionel type coupler on it instead. The funny thing is the Lionel coupler will couple to the American Flyer knuckle couplers just fine.