Very nice. It this the van with the Ice on the side is the highlight for me. Very cool indeed. 1995 was when I was first stationed in Europe. A great introduction to European railways.
As you could probably tell, I liked that wagon myself. A croc on one side and an ICE on the other. I also liked this E44... which is the only one not running of the 26 locos I have received. I tinkered with it, and got a light to power up and potentially even lurch a mm, but then I blew the motor... smoke of departing soul included. Now I have to find a new motor, and maybe more.
@@ModelTrainOutsider 26 locos already! That's good going. I was wondering if that was a crocodile on the other side but was not uncertain. The E44 is neat. I am sure you will get it going again given time.
Hello Anthony, another very interesting video, the Maggi wagon caught my eye. The Maggi company was founded way back 1884 in Switzerland, the parent company is now Nestle. They produce seasonings, bouillon mixes, instant soup, noodles which are widely used within the catering industry and the domestic market. Great video Anthony and again thanks to Herb for his fascinating collection of passenger and freight wagons showing the relation between the railways and the history of how passengers and products and how they were moved around :) :) :)
Hello, Colin and thanks for all the great information. As I admitted on another comment, all my trips to Germany and I do not recall every seeing any Maggi products. I guess we just were not very observant. lol
Many of these locos are DC and can not run on my main layout, but may appear on the lower DC layout. Sadly, the thumbnailed E44 is the one loco not able to run. Smoke in the motor.
Hi Anthony and Joyce. Brilliant rolling stock there, heavy on the beer. The E44 was great. You certainly got your work cut out with figuring out what to do with it all. Thanks Anthony. Thumbs up thumped 👍 .... Pete....
Hi, Peter. Definitely a lot of beer wagons, and some real beauties too. More yet to come. I am still waiting on 2 boxes. One comes today, so I might be able to check it out before Joyce and I fly to the UK tomorrow afternoon. One big one is lost somewhere between California and here. Don't think I will see it before we leave. Ah well. A surprise for when we get home.
I am loving the gondolas and rolling road flats. There are enough beer wagons to run 6 very full beer trains for an Octoberfest, which Joyce has suggested become an annual event.
Hi there, Tim! Thanks for watching. Sadly, the E44 is the one loco that will not be running. It was not working when I got it, so I messed around with it. I got a light to turn on, and then I touched something and... zzzzt... smoke from the motor. :(
Hello, M'lord! I am loving the various locos and the sculpted beer wagons (with the beer barrels and kegs). Those will make a cool beer train! I am overwhelmed by how much I have and how much is to come yet.
More ICEs to come, too. If all comes in, I should have an ICE-Experimental, 2 ICE1s, 2 ICE2s, 3 ICE3s (4 if I count the Amtrak ICE3), 2 ICE4s and an ICE2 Amtrak. It will be wild.
@@hovermotion Oh, I was servicing it. It was not working at all when it arrived. I cleaned and fixed a wire issue I found. So, then I put it on the track. It made a humming sound a lurched forward ever so slightly. When I turned up the power, some kind of resistor or compressor on a circuit board glowed for a micro second (see my post on it). I worked on it some more, and got the lights to work. However, I touched that compressor thing, and it went ZZZTTTT and smoke started coming from the motor.
Lot of cool stuff, Anthony, really like the beer wagons! Also, those flat cars are often referred to stateside as "piggyback" or "TOFC" (trailer on flat car) cars.
Hello Randall, and thanks for the information. I guess those wagons in Germany are called "Rolling Roads (rollende Strasse)" and now I know what they are in English, too. Cool. The beer wagons are amazing... variety and detail. I love the beer keg and barrel ones.
Hiya, Ray! I thought it should be part of the OE as well, but usually the OE is CIWL cars and this is the ISG... but maybe ISG also worked on the OE. The beer wagons are astounding. We're going to run a BUNCH of beer trains soon... 6 on the layout at once.
Hi Anthony, box 5 seemed to be bottomless, the superb Beer wagons were never ending. A wonderfull selection of rolling stock and Locos. I have the Fleischmann Anna you will be surprised how many wagons they can pull for such a small Loco. Cheers, Paul.👍👍🙏
Box 5 had a lot of nice bits to it, as does box 6. Sadly, that E44 unit was DOA. I managed to find a little life in it, but then blew the motor with the smoke of defeat. I am hoping to find a replacement motor and try to take this DC-analog loco and make it AC digital. Since I have to replace the motor anyhow, I might as well go full conversion attempt. I am determined that this beast run again. I just have to find the right motor.
LoL! I loved the various beer cars with kegs and barrels on them. I think I am more surprised at how positively I reacted to some of the older locos. I am not into the trains from the 50-s=80s, but bam- I have a bunch and really like them.
Hello Anthony! I hope you and Joyce are well. Another box of goodies. You will have amazing beer trains to run my friend. Really like the E44 shame its not 3 rail but looks so nicely detailed.
The E44 is the only loco that is dead. :( I really like it and hope I might be able to do an overhaul and make it 3Rail and working again with a modern decoder.
10:56 One of the best starter set locomotives ever produced for DC. You can upgrade the valvegear on these to make them look a little better 19:18 CIWL cars were lettered for the countries on the route. The more rare versions have cyrillic or even arabic texts
Hi Raymond. I am impressed with what I have seen. One excitement for me is to now have so many different brands. I had some Limas for the Flying Scotsman, but now I have stock from ACME, Rivarossi, Jouef, Pocher, Baur, and others I had not had before. It's kind of cool to suddenly have so many different bits from so many companies, as silly as that may sound.
Another great unboxing!! Very cool to have all those beer cars!! One of my German friends collects H0 beer cars, no other model trains, but beer cars and has now over 300 different ones of them. Maybe I can visit him one day in Germany and make a video of his collection... if it keeps going like it has you may be rivalling his collection...excited for the next video!!
@@ivovanzon164 I don't think so, he just buys them as he finds them and has beer cars from all over the world. If I remember, I ask him next time I talk to him.
Maggi make soup. concentrates. The jouef blue diningcar is from CIWL, so the Matt Clark train of European travel. And we are waiting with excitement on the next box. ❤❤❤
The 5th box has some big surprises, although, maybe not as much of a surprise with the short I put up. lol Still waiting on 2 boxes to come. One is scheduled to finally arrive today. The other is lost somewhere on the road.
Ahhh, cool! Thanks for the info. I guess they also make soup concentrates and stuff like Ramen Noodles, too. All my trips to Germany, and I have never seen it or heard of it.
@@wanndanneisenbahn Hmmm, I would have to think so, but I never saw it. Not even int he grocery stores, but next June we will be looking for it, I guarantee! LoL
Hallo, Ian! Ik heb zoveel items ontvangen, ik ben overweldigd, zoals ik al eerder zei. Doos #6 bevat een aantal echt prachtige locomotieven en wagons. Ik moet nog twee pakketten ontvangen met een aantal van de beste tot nu toe. Ik heb 26 locomotieven ontvangen en 25 rijden prima. Eén werkt niet. Ik heb hem bijna gerepareerd, toen heb ik de motor kapot laten gaan. (Dit zou de E44 zijn). Bedankt voor al jullie vriendelijke woorden en steun! Groeten!
Yes, I feel bad. However, it gives me a chance to do a full conversion attempt. Maybe I can get a replacement motor for it and make this an AC-digital unit and run it on my layout. I just have no idea where to find the right motor. Somebody is bound to know. (hint hint)
I am already struggling with remembering what all I have and where I put some of it so I could open the other boxes. I did organize some things, but not all.
@@ModelTrainOutsider Hi Anthony, I have all mine on excel spreadsheets one for each type ie locos, coaches, wagons, train sets & OO9. The only issue is knowing where they are stored. I have some stored under the bed on top and behind my wardrobe, on top of the wife’s wardrobe and the rest under the layout. I think I’m going to add to the sheets with locations. Enjoy my friend it’s a new hobby for you now with keeping stock control of your models. All the best Andy
More and more goodies, gonna have a hell of a beer train...
We're going to have 6 amazing beer trains. lol
Very nice. It this the van with the Ice on the side is the highlight for me. Very cool indeed. 1995 was when I was first stationed in Europe. A great introduction to European railways.
As you could probably tell, I liked that wagon myself. A croc on one side and an ICE on the other. I also liked this E44... which is the only one not running of the 26 locos I have received. I tinkered with it, and got a light to power up and potentially even lurch a mm, but then I blew the motor... smoke of departing soul included. Now I have to find a new motor, and maybe more.
@@ModelTrainOutsider 26 locos already! That's good going. I was wondering if that was a crocodile on the other side but was not uncertain. The E44 is neat. I am sure you will get it going again given time.
Hello Anthony, another very interesting video, the Maggi wagon caught my eye. The Maggi company was founded way back 1884 in Switzerland, the parent company is now Nestle. They produce seasonings, bouillon mixes, instant soup, noodles which are widely used within the catering industry and the domestic market. Great video Anthony and again thanks to Herb for his fascinating collection of passenger and freight wagons showing the relation between the railways and the history of how passengers and products and how they were moved around :) :) :)
Hello, Colin and thanks for all the great information. As I admitted on another comment, all my trips to Germany and I do not recall every seeing any Maggi products. I guess we just were not very observant. lol
A lot of great stuff in this box too. You are amassing quite a beer wagon collection!
Indeed... along with the nearly 2 dozen I had before, it is quite a collection of beer wagons now.
great new trains you got thanks for share on channel
Thank you, Lee.
Great video Anthony! Can't wait to see all these goodies running around on the layout! Cheers Brian
Many of these locos are DC and can not run on my main layout, but may appear on the lower DC layout. Sadly, the thumbnailed E44 is the one loco not able to run. Smoke in the motor.
Hi Anthony and Joyce.
Brilliant rolling stock there, heavy on the beer. The E44 was great.
You certainly got your work cut out with figuring out what to do with it all.
Thanks Anthony.
Thumbs up thumped 👍
.... Pete....
Hi, Peter. Definitely a lot of beer wagons, and some real beauties too. More yet to come. I am still waiting on 2 boxes. One comes today, so I might be able to check it out before Joyce and I fly to the UK tomorrow afternoon. One big one is lost somewhere between California and here. Don't think I will see it before we leave. Ah well. A surprise for when we get home.
@@ModelTrainOutsider
Have a good flight ✈ see you at GETS.
Great haul, your freight stock has had a massive boost.
I am loving the gondolas and rolling road flats. There are enough beer wagons to run 6 very full beer trains for an Octoberfest, which Joyce has suggested become an annual event.
All these beer wagons you've been unboxing makes we want to get some now.
Indeed!
Wonderful!
Agreed. A lot of amazing locos and rolling pieces!
so Cool. another. Great box you are going to have to extend the Floor Layout LOL
I may indeed, and build a 3-Rail analog bit on the other side. lol I think we will be tunneling quietly and expanding into neighbors' basements soon.
Oooh...the E44..very nice. Good one Anthony all the best.
Hi there, Tim! Thanks for watching. Sadly, the E44 is the one loco that will not be running. It was not working when I got it, so I messed around with it. I got a light to turn on, and then I touched something and... zzzzt... smoke from the motor. :(
More awesome stock Anthony . Do like the tankers.
Hello, M'lord! I am loving the various locos and the sculpted beer wagons (with the beer barrels and kegs). Those will make a cool beer train! I am overwhelmed by how much I have and how much is to come yet.
Even better than the last, I am looking forward to seeing your new ICE's in action
More ICEs to come, too. If all comes in, I should have an ICE-Experimental, 2 ICE1s, 2 ICE2s, 3 ICE3s (4 if I count the Amtrak ICE3), 2 ICE4s and an ICE2 Amtrak. It will be wild.
@ModelTrainOutsider as a fan of the ICE family, I approve of that many ICE's
Superb 👍🏻🍺
A great set of stock, although the E44 is not well, to put it mildly.
@@ModelTrainOutsider You can service it maybe probably been in storage for some time..
👍🏻
@@hovermotion Oh, I was servicing it. It was not working at all when it arrived. I cleaned and fixed a wire issue I found. So, then I put it on the track. It made a humming sound a lurched forward ever so slightly. When I turned up the power, some kind of resistor or compressor on a circuit board glowed for a micro second (see my post on it). I worked on it some more, and got the lights to work. However, I touched that compressor thing, and it went ZZZTTTT and smoke started coming from the motor.
Lot of cool stuff, Anthony, really like the beer wagons! Also, those flat cars are often referred to stateside as "piggyback" or "TOFC" (trailer on flat car) cars.
Hello Randall, and thanks for the information. I guess those wagons in Germany are called "Rolling Roads (rollende Strasse)" and now I know what they are in English, too. Cool. The beer wagons are amazing... variety and detail. I love the beer keg and barrel ones.
Those beer wagons are SHARP!!! The restaurant car I believe is part of the OE...I have that car on the Jouef/Bachmann OE that I have
Hiya, Ray! I thought it should be part of the OE as well, but usually the OE is CIWL cars and this is the ISG... but maybe ISG also worked on the OE. The beer wagons are astounding. We're going to run a BUNCH of beer trains soon... 6 on the layout at once.
@@ModelTrainOutsider Cant wait to see it....even if its a Live Stream replay!! I have been SWAMPED over here.
Wonderful collection addition there! (Dave).
It keeps growing with each box, for sure. 2 more boxes to come and, perhaps, the best yet.
@@ModelTrainOutsider very cool indeed.
Hi Anthony, box 5 seemed to be bottomless, the superb Beer wagons were never ending. A wonderfull selection of rolling stock and Locos.
I have the Fleischmann Anna you will be surprised how many wagons they can pull for such a small Loco. Cheers, Paul.👍👍🙏
Box 5 had a lot of nice bits to it, as does box 6. Sadly, that E44 unit was DOA. I managed to find a little life in it, but then blew the motor with the smoke of defeat. I am hoping to find a replacement motor and try to take this DC-analog loco and make it AC digital. Since I have to replace the motor anyhow, I might as well go full conversion attempt. I am determined that this beast run again. I just have to find the right motor.
Again the dark blue beer wagon! I must say NURSE! 😅
LoL! I loved the various beer cars with kegs and barrels on them. I think I am more surprised at how positively I reacted to some of the older locos. I am not into the trains from the 50-s=80s, but bam- I have a bunch and really like them.
Hello Anthony!
I hope you and Joyce are well.
Another box of goodies.
You will have amazing beer trains to run my friend.
Really like the E44 shame its not 3 rail but looks so nicely detailed.
The E44 is the only loco that is dead. :( I really like it and hope I might be able to do an overhaul and make it 3Rail and working again with a modern decoder.
10:56 One of the best starter set locomotives ever produced for DC. You can upgrade the valvegear on these to make them look a little better
19:18 CIWL cars were lettered for the countries on the route. The more rare versions have cyrillic or even arabic texts
Very cool to know, thanks!
Jouef did make a lot of nice wagons and coaches, some of their locos had odd drive systems though.
Hi Raymond. I am impressed with what I have seen. One excitement for me is to now have so many different brands. I had some Limas for the Flying Scotsman, but now I have stock from ACME, Rivarossi, Jouef, Pocher, Baur, and others I had not had before. It's kind of cool to suddenly have so many different bits from so many companies, as silly as that may sound.
Another great unboxing!! Very cool to have all those beer cars!! One of my German friends collects H0 beer cars, no other model trains, but beer cars and has now over 300 different ones of them. Maybe I can visit him one day in Germany and make a video of his collection... if it keeps going like it has you may be rivalling his collection...excited for the next video!!
Between what I had already, and what I just received. I may be around 60-100. I will have to count.
Does he have the HO beer wagon book? Apparently there is one..
@@ivovanzon164 I don't think so, he just buys them as he finds them and has beer cars from all over the world. If I remember, I ask him next time I talk to him.
Maggi make soup. concentrates. The jouef blue diningcar is from CIWL, so the Matt Clark train of European travel. And we are waiting with excitement on the next box. ❤❤❤
The 5th box has some big surprises, although, maybe not as much of a surprise with the short I put up. lol Still waiting on 2 boxes to come. One is scheduled to finally arrive today. The other is lost somewhere on the road.
E44 is a beautiful lok
And it is the only one which does not work. Bummer!
If you put all the beer wagons on the same train, it now must go all the way round your biggest loop
If I put all the beer wagons (including all the ones I have)... it probably goes around twice.
Maggi is a seasoning. Similarities with soy sauce, but not the same.
Ahhh, cool! Thanks for the info. I guess they also make soup concentrates and stuff like Ramen Noodles, too. All my trips to Germany, and I have never seen it or heard of it.
@@ModelTrainOutsider it was probably in every kitchen you were ever in. We always had some in the cupboard.
@@wanndanneisenbahn Hmmm, I would have to think so, but I never saw it. Not even int he grocery stores, but next June we will be looking for it, I guarantee! LoL
Ben benieuwd wat er nu allemaal er uit zal komen kijken naar uit🎉jij verdient het zowiezo 🎉groetjes ian
Hallo, Ian! Ik heb zoveel items ontvangen, ik ben overweldigd, zoals ik al eerder zei. Doos #6 bevat een aantal echt prachtige locomotieven en wagons. Ik moet nog twee pakketten ontvangen met een aantal van de beste tot nu toe. Ik heb 26 locomotieven ontvangen en 25 rijden prima. Eén werkt niet. Ik heb hem bijna gerepareerd, toen heb ik de motor kapot laten gaan. (Dit zou de E44 zijn). Bedankt voor al jullie vriendelijke woorden en steun! Groeten!
Sad the E44 let out the magic smoke
Yes, I feel bad. However, it gives me a chance to do a full conversion attempt. Maybe I can get a replacement motor for it and make this an AC-digital unit and run it on my layout. I just have no idea where to find the right motor. Somebody is bound to know. (hint hint)
@@ModelTrainOutsider Maybe you can find ROCO parts I do have an ancient Roco Ho catalog but Roco made different versions through the years
Wow, how you going to remember what you have. I think you need a secretary to catalog all your stock 🤣🤣🤣
I am already struggling with remembering what all I have and where I put some of it so I could open the other boxes. I did organize some things, but not all.
@@ModelTrainOutsider
Hi Anthony,
I have all mine on excel spreadsheets one for each type ie locos, coaches, wagons, train sets & OO9. The only issue is knowing where they are stored. I have some stored under the bed on top and behind my wardrobe, on top of the wife’s wardrobe and the rest under the layout. I think I’m going to add to the sheets with locations.
Enjoy my friend it’s a new hobby for you now with keeping stock control of your models.
All the best
Andy