I'm a fan of electric train 🚃 sets. I own a Bachmann, which I bought circa 2013. Not like train sets from the good old days, but I like it anyway. Always periodically oil 🛢 your motor bearings. DO NOT, however, clean your tracks and train wheels with steel wool. The particles will become attracted to the magnets 🧲 in the motor and ruin it. ALWAYS use a rubber eraser that the hobby shop sells (a rubber pencil ✏️ eraser will also work), but always remember to vacuum, or blow all the rubber particles away, to avoid possible damage to your locomotives 🚂. Just subbed 😉!! Your friend, Jeff!!
I'm a fan of electric train 🚃 sets. I own a Bachmann, which I bought circa 2013. Not like train sets from the good old days, but I like it anyway. Always periodically oil 🛢 your motor bearings. DO NOT, however, clean your tracks and train wheels with steel wool. The particles will become attracted to the magnets 🧲 in the motor and ruin it. ALWAYS use a rubber eraser that the hobby shop sells (a rubber pencil ✏️ eraser will also work), but always remember to vacuum, or blow all the rubber particles away, to avoid possible damage to your locomotives 🚂. Just subbed 😉!! Your friend, Jeff!!
@@jeffreyhickman3871 good input. Never vacuumed my track because it sucked up the loose track packing. Cleaning rolling stock wheels helps too. D
Like your trucks look realistic!R
@@user-mg6ix6sl9g 3rd design version. It always seems to take three rips at it to feel right.