Sorry for the dirty hands I have in this video, I have gone back to my old job and it's pretty dirty work. Anyway enjoy the trains, I love this train show ;)
This is a very relaxing video. :3 I'd love to go to Australia and see the train show, but I live in the states and flight tickets are far from cheap. :P
i am glad that you have chosen to record this train show . i like the way the models interact with the kids . may times the kids are left out of the picture as they are the next generaton of modelers . i also liked the fellow who was selling the toy cars @ $1.00 a shot. you go to swap meets ( i dont know what you call them in oz?) the dealers sell them " by the book, " and children cant afford that ( they are after the collector market). we have a fellow here who dosnt sell used trains at outragous prices in the same way the model car dealer does . keep up the good work in promoting this great show.
That Lego layout is amazing! I have always had a soft spot for Lego in my hart and I feel like looking at the trains reminds me of classic Lego! Great video especially with the filming angles.
BranchlineReviews yeah Lego is one of the most amazing and cheap way to do model railway the metal rails and the combination of the creativity of Lego is perfect for the hobby
love these train videos, my fav layout is tefty because of all the British but the others are all very nice also sausage sandwiches are a favourite in the UK
@ 6:55-7:28 I see 3 of my favorite (non-Thomas) engines, Stephenson's Rocket (first locomotive to carry passengers on a railway and the first ever built), GNR (I think) Stirling Single 4-2-2 (a beautiful Victorian-Era express engine), and the Gresley-built "Mallard" streamliner (2nd locomotive to go the fastest after the GWR "City Of Truro" in 1904).
Very very nice train show (saw this earlier but alas, writing comments on a phone is difficult). They've really got the whole kit there for a great day out. Some of those sets are just lovely... but think of the time! Live steamers were always going to be a risk, I guess some people feel they paid off. The Rocket model however is very nice, thought it would have had more issues being so small. I'll have to see if I can get myself to the show next year for the big one!
+XtremeTrainz The Hornby Live Steam is a very curious beast. When it's set up right it's totally amazing, but on this new layout all the voltage drops need to be fixed. It's sad Hornby dumped the Live Steam idea.
+leokimvideo I've seen the Hornby live steam running very well at a trade show with a Hornby rep flown over to Melbourne to demonstrate it. I agree. Set up properly on a track made to handle the high current needed, they can run very well and set an extra challenge in operating them. There's quite a delay in the loco responding to the controls. So stopping at a platform is quite an art - as is the real thing. :)
Great vid, thanks for this. Was that a Flying Scotsman 1/4 way through!? My dad had a Hornby train that had injectable fluid to make steam, but this was in the early 90s, so I don't know and can't remember what engine it was. lol @ Superman & Indy at Legeauxland That Minnie was awesome too, thanks so much for this Leo! Great stuff!
You know Leo, I recently purchased a train set called the ghan, which is an Australian train, it has a red American styled locomotive, and three coaches which I was surprised to see the American influence. The only other Australian train I have is the Indian pacific. If you've heard of these trains, I can tell you the coaches used by both trains have an obvious American influence.
emdB67 Oh, that. Well, whatever. I have been on the real ghan train from Sydney to Alice springs, Australia before. The coaches of the real train, as I said before, bare a strong American influence. If you look at the coaches used by the ghan, you'll know what I'm talking about.
+TheNw1218 Indeed I do. Tri-ang / Hornby also had Canadian carriages that were sold as Australian carriages. Lima also had some nice models of Indian Pacific carriages (first made in the 1970s) which have also been sold in North America in Amtrak and Canadian Via Rail carriages. Yes, all similar in appearance. :)
+JTT James The Trainer Transport Vlogs I do go to the Thornleigh Brick Pit (Queens Birthday Weekend) train show, many people there speak highly of the Liverpool show. My video of the 2015 Thornleigh show is yet to be edited. They had a problem this year of not having enough displays...loads of empty space on the floor. Lesson there is small gauge railways don't take up too much space. They had fillers there that were half built layouts. Problem with the larger train shows is it's very difficult to make good videos because of the other people there and separation between trains and audience. At St Lukes I can get right up close to the displays, thats important to make a good video. If I'm made to stand 2 mtrs away from a N Gauge layout it's almost impossible to video. Thornleigh is very much like that.
+Twinswords We have Hotdogs in Australia too. But quite often at these kinds of events or small group fundraisers etc, you'll be offered sausage in bread (sausage sandwich) often with the choice of plain or with tomato sauce and perhaps grilled onion. If you have a more "manly" hunger to satisfy, then there may be an option of BBQ steak in bread too. :)
+Tjbulic's Train Vlogs Stunning isn't it. Maybe I need to do a special video about the person behind that Lego display. I have a feeling he's an expert builder. I have seen that display many times, and every time it's in a different format. It never looks stale.
+Karl Harvey I have links in the info area or just Google St Luke's Model Railway Show. all the info is there. In fact I can leave a link here stlukeschurch.com.au/st-lukes-railway-modellers-club/
+leokimvideo I can't lie, G scale is very impressive once you get a good layout. You could sit there for hours and watch the trains go around and around :D
You are a legend. My dad took me to Train fairs like that!
Sorry for the dirty hands I have in this video, I have gone back to my old job and it's pretty dirty work. Anyway enjoy the trains, I love this train show ;)
***** yes I have heard of him he is a ghost engine
James Groccia yeah that's how he became a ghost
I have a rocket model (the train) ;)
what was your old job?
when is the next train show
I always love watching St.Lukes train show even though I can't go but I just watch Leokimvideo's video :)
Same here!
Wow, when I saw last of your videos your son was a baby child. Now he's all grown up and can walk! I am happy to see him fully developed!
Wow 5 years past i wonder if he is on highschool already
Awesome I love train especially the rocket
That is quite an impressive show. That penguin lift thing was interesting to see. The LEGO display was a surprise to see as well.
Oh hey! A pennsylvania diesel! I live there
Still, it's a really cool model layout that includes LEGO, "Thomas" models, British Railways, the UK, and even America!!
I LOVE METRO TRAMS
I loved seeing all the old rare locos like the Rocket
This is a very relaxing video. :3
I'd love to go to Australia and see the train show, but I live in the states and flight tickets are far from cheap. :P
That sucks.........
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For an American
@@jiggyjohn6949 Honestly it sucks to be an American in general 😂
Ah! Nostalgia!
1:48 I love Thomas and friends
A single-decker Tangara (probably a G-set one) as a monorail in Lego? Looks interesting.
+ElNeroDiablo Many people love that Sydney Trains Lego monorail, I was certainly impressed.
great show
i am glad that you have chosen to record this train show . i like the way the models interact with the kids . may times the kids are left out of the picture as they are the next generaton of modelers . i also liked the fellow who was selling the toy cars @ $1.00 a shot. you go to swap meets ( i dont know what you call them in oz?) the dealers sell them " by the book, " and children cant afford that ( they are after the collector market). we have a fellow here who dosnt sell used trains at outragous prices in the same way the model car dealer does . keep up the good work in promoting this great show.
congrats on million views for this video!
Yes, I live in the United Kingdom and we have so suave sandwiches too, I am a huge fan, leo
That Lego layout is amazing! I have always had a soft spot for Lego in my hart and I feel like looking at the trains reminds me of classic Lego! Great video especially with the filming angles.
BranchlineReviews yeah Lego is one of the most amazing and cheap way to do model railway the metal rails and the combination of the creativity of Lego is perfect for the hobby
very nice Train Video
3:12 try to find George and elisabeth
7:24 it'd be easy to find emily
I found George and alisabeth
Just found emily
I like trains
Love ur kid he is gonna drive the biggest train in the world one day
Great stuff! I always love your videos of the St Lukes show!
Fantástico, meu neto vai gostar! Rio Brasil
kool I had that Percy & Thomas set by Tomy but mine was a construction set originally
Brill video and yes here in the UK we have sausage sandwiches it's a family favourite.
So cool! I'm going to Greenberg's Model Train Show today way over here in the U.S.A.
That's right!Rocket is the first kind of british steam locomotive
ClarkeBroEntertainment The first successful one actually
I'd like to see you bring those props and sets from "Mad Bomber" and display them at the train shows :P
I see some one saying UMMMM WHY
a ssh ggbhggg
Dylan Jang ui
love these train videos, my fav layout is tefty because of all the British but the others are all very nice also sausage sandwiches are a favourite in the UK
i dont mind them but the old adverts are very nice and the overall image
yes i know, i live in the GWR reign of the uk and isent up big boy 4014 getting an overhaul
2:51
@ 6:55-7:28 I see 3 of my favorite (non-Thomas) engines, Stephenson's Rocket (first locomotive to carry passengers on a railway and the first ever built), GNR (I think) Stirling Single 4-2-2 (a beautiful Victorian-Era express engine), and the Gresley-built "Mallard" streamliner (2nd locomotive to go the fastest after the GWR "City Of Truro" in 1904).
Wow Leo, every year St Luke's improves! Plus your son is a great painter by the way
+Anthony Gonzalez Well he ditched directing the video to play on a jumping castle. Kids of today seem so random.
dude I saw some engines that were used in Thomas and Friends! there was Ben, Rocket, Henry, Gorden, and Im pretty sure I saw sir thopem hat
Leo you should do a lot more Bachmann/Hornby Unboxing and runs, just like the Diesel and Spencer video! By the way loved the video!
Great video keep up the good work👍👍👍👍😜
when i wathcing it is two years later. now can you make more marklin
Very very nice train show (saw this earlier but alas, writing comments on a phone is difficult). They've really got the whole kit there for a great day out. Some of those sets are just lovely... but think of the time! Live steamers were always going to be a risk, I guess some people feel they paid off. The Rocket model however is very nice, thought it would have had more issues being so small. I'll have to see if I can get myself to the show next year for the big one!
+XtremeTrainz The Hornby Live Steam is a very curious beast. When it's set up right it's totally amazing, but on this new layout all the voltage drops need to be fixed. It's sad Hornby dumped the Live Steam idea.
+leokimvideo I've seen the Hornby live steam running very well at a trade show with a Hornby rep flown over to Melbourne to demonstrate it. I agree. Set up properly on a track made to handle the high current needed, they can run very well and set an extra challenge in operating them. There's quite a delay in the loco responding to the controls. So stopping at a platform is quite an art - as is the real thing. :)
leokimvideo that green steam locomotive is the flying Scotsman
leo leo the engine at 7:46 is the flyingscotsman
and the engine at 7:08 is edward
I spy a toy Toyota MR2 in white.
It's nice to see your own car in toy form. :3
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Up in Canada we call em’ “Newfie dogs”
Sausage sizzle is what its called here in Australia mate
I had the Thomas set
That sausage sandwich looks like a Wienerwurst I ate while in Germany. In the states, it's more of a footlong "hot dog" or Frankfurter.
Duck was a bit dirailed at fegoustown layout
this is my old toy when i was little
All the live steam engines are also Hornby and all the other engines on the layout
sir i like to say you are doing well with these videos keep up the fantastic work
Hay leo I have seen the REAL Rocket at the museum in Chicago IL USA it's awesome
Would love to have a replica mini steam engine for my desk.
kkehoe5 i.
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Hello Leo! My local model train show is on soon, and I could record some footage and send it to you.
I'M YOUR BIGGEST FAN
the garbage tins were at the hardware store
I like vintage real cars
Great vid, thanks for this. Was that a Flying Scotsman 1/4 way through!? My dad had a Hornby train that had injectable fluid to make steam, but this was in the early 90s, so I don't know and can't remember what engine it was.
lol @ Superman & Indy at Legeauxland
That Minnie was awesome too, thanks so much for this Leo! Great stuff!
Thanks for the confirmation, it flashed by so quick that I didn't get a look at the nameplate there!
if you ever come to the uk try bemish in Durham
I am going to Perth in November
I wish I could see next year's show, but I'm in the U.S.A. ;-;
wow
Can you do more ertl to HO convertions in your next video and also tell us how to do it please
16.51 THE REAL TREVOR!!!!
Mallard coming trough goes slow
You know Leo, I recently purchased a train set called the ghan, which is an Australian train, it has a red American styled locomotive, and three coaches which I was surprised to see the American influence. The only other Australian train I have is the Indian pacific. If you've heard of these trains, I can tell you the coaches used by both trains have an obvious American influence.
+TheNw1218 I'm guessing that is the Frateschi-made Ghan. The models are actually Brazilian prototypes, repainted for the local market.
emdB67 Oh, that. Well, whatever. I have been on the real ghan train from Sydney to Alice springs, Australia before. The coaches of the real train, as I said before, bare a strong American influence. If you look at the coaches used by the ghan, you'll know what I'm talking about.
+TheNw1218 Indeed I do. Tri-ang / Hornby also had Canadian carriages that were sold as Australian carriages. Lima also had some nice models of Indian Pacific carriages (first made in the 1970s) which have also been sold in North America in Amtrak and Canadian Via Rail carriages. Yes, all similar in appearance. :)
Great Job Leo, have you ever thought about going to Thornleigh or Liverpool model railway show next year?
+JTT James The Trainer Transport Vlogs I do go to the Thornleigh Brick Pit (Queens Birthday Weekend) train show, many people there speak highly of the Liverpool show. My video of the 2015 Thornleigh show is yet to be edited. They had a problem this year of not having enough displays...loads of empty space on the floor. Lesson there is small gauge railways don't take up too much space. They had fillers there that were half built layouts. Problem with the larger train shows is it's very difficult to make good videos because of the other people there and separation between trains and audience. At St Lukes I can get right up close to the displays, thats important to make a good video. If I'm made to stand 2 mtrs away from a N Gauge layout it's almost impossible to video. Thornleigh is very much like that.
Yep I can understand where your coming from thanks Leo
The green train you saw that was on the thing that live steam mallard was on was the flying scotsman
who ya gonna call? ghostbusters
I am going to a train show tomorrow with my dad just like when you took your son there
11:23 THEY CRASHED DUCK AGAIN
yes
We don't have sausage sandwiches, we have hotdogs!
and in we I meant the USA Also great vidoe!
+Twinswords *Video*
+Twinswords We have Hotdogs in Australia too. But quite often at these kinds of events or small group fundraisers etc, you'll be offered sausage in bread (sausage sandwich) often with the choice of plain or with tomato sauce and perhaps grilled onion. If you have a more "manly" hunger to satisfy, then there may be an option of BBQ steak in bread too. :)
emdB67 Well hotdos here in the US sound more common than ones in austrailia, well at least for me they are.
I can't go because I live in America
Same I live in America even though my profile picture is the flying Scotsman from Hornby however I still do live in America
The monorail type train is a Sydney trains t set (tangara)
+Matthew Read Nice isn't it. That Lego man really knows his stuff.
+leokimvideo true
Din din din
Rocket IS Stephon from King of the railway
The monorail on the Lego layout looks like a Tangara (T-set).
+Tjbulic's Train Vlogs Stunning isn't it. Maybe I need to do a special video about the person behind that Lego display. I have a feeling he's an expert builder. I have seen that display many times, and every time it's in a different format. It never looks stale.
Yes, that would be interesting to see.
+Tjbulic's Train Vlogs yes but its only 2 1/4 of a tangara
There is no watermark
boom
There are no “sausage sandwiches” in the ‘Mericas
Where abouts in Sydney is it and what dates I would love to go. By the way your doing great kept up the good work mate
+Karl Harvey I have links in the info area or just Google St Luke's Model Railway Show. all the info is there. In fact I can leave a link here
stlukeschurch.com.au/st-lukes-railway-modellers-club/
hey leo, what is your favorite scale of trains personally, mine is HO/OO scale.
+troublesome junction I think the scale to go for is G scale. It's a tad expensive and takes up a ton of space. But boy it's impressive to run around.
+leokimvideo I can't lie, G scale is very impressive once you get a good layout. You could sit there for hours and watch the trains go around and around :D
oh the giraffe cars are made by Lionel & have real spring loaded trucks/bogies
I have a g scale layout at home
7:o4 aka sthephen
the tracson engin looks like trever from thomas and friends
I saw alot of characters in the show like deisel 1999
Well we live in same country same state your son and l are the same age so yeah
The train rocket is Stephen from Thomas and friends
Dawn Hodgson no its Stephensons rocket from the 19th century in britain mate
in america, that sausage sandwich is a Hot Dog.
Any body watching in 2019
my little boy Ryan used to have a steam train that actually made steam but my wife dropped it by accident
I saw Emily!
anyone notice the "larger seagull", aka the class Edward the blue engine was based off of
+Aaron Barrett no, it is a class k2 or k12
+Aaron Barrett I did, he is a k2
The gaming blue engine p
Herbie car at 14:16
1:45 might be gauge O
I have a question,do you have take n' play Diesel 10?...
And I barely know where everything in Sydney is
Love your videos luke forgot how to spell your name sorry
Leo you should buy more model trains and track then you can get a backman Gordon ,Toby ,Edward ,and Thomas ;]:] pls
we do have sossage sandwich in Britain and its scrumtios
IM IN TRAIN HAEVEN