Model Railroader senior editor Dana Kawala demonstrates the new ready to run HO scale model train set from MTH Electric Trains. Learn how to set up and run this sound-equipped model train set that includes the MTH Digital Command System (DCS) and Proto-Sound 3.0 system. The HO scale model train set includes an EMD F3 diesel locomotive, two freight train cars, and a caboose. Dana will also show you how to control the train with the wireless DCS controller. See more model railroad videos at mrr.trains.com
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LGB Trains were once made in Nürnberg, Germany. Get a behind the scenes look on how Garden Trains were made there. You will see how molds were made, how injected parts were made, and how the units were painted, assembled and tested. (This is the full three part video in one continues video)
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Lionel Model Train Black Steam Engine 2037 & Tender The Nome King’s Collection: stores.ebay.com Thank you for your interest!

I often get requests to see more of my layout and how it operates. This video, the longest and most complex that I’ve ever attempted, is the response. In the previous two videos, you’ve seen some of my Pennsy power moving around passenger cars. In this video, you get to see all three models of the K4s Pacific-type steamers (#1737 = prewar, slotted pilot, early decoration; #5400 – prewar, slotted pilot, later decoration; #1361 = postwar, solid pilot) moving between mainline tracks in order to form a triple-header that is used to haul all of my seventeen heavyweight passenger cars. The K4s was Pennsy’s premier passenger hauler and in real life, for a train of this size, you would have seen at least a double-header and quite possibly a triple-header. This True HD 1080p video is made up of 14 segments that I’ve edited together with captions as well as explanatory scrolling credits at the beginning and end (you don’t want to know how many times I actually had to shoot things before I got them kind of the way I wanted). As you can see in this 10 minute long video, the K4s that I converted from PS1 to PS2 is functionally the same as the other two models that originally came with PS2. All operations were performed using DCS remote control. Putting this one together was a lot of work and I hope that you enjoy it. Please visit my web site — www.toytrains1.com — for lots more videos and photos of both real and model trains.
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This video shows another one of the Lake Superior Railroad Museum’s volunteers running the Lionel Trains for all the participants at the Polar Express Event!
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More footage from my 1980′s/early 1990′s British Rail model railway. Featuring some steam in action, plus HSTs, Class 47 Titan, Class 87 King Arthur and much much more.
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Featuring: * An evening class at the St Albans College of Further Education, where engineers are building model steam trains. * A meeting of model steam train enthusiasts at the Colney Heath site of the North London Society of Model Engineers. Presented by Bob Symes-Schutzmann. First broadcast in 1975. catalogue.bbc.co.uk en.wikipedia.org www.nlsme.co.uk

LGB Trains and Rolling Stock Various Models and Layouts
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This is the Longest G Scale Train on YouTube! This incredible 152 car train is being pulled by (1) single USA Trains Big Boy locomotive. On the third segment of this video, we swapped out the (1) USA Trains Big Boy for (6) Aristo-Craft Dash 9′s. (2) Dash 9′s probably could have pulled the train, but (6) locomotives looks much more impressive. Every car in this train has had the plastic wheels changed out to metal rolling bearing wheels and axles. And the funky LGB couplers were changed out to body mounted Kadee couplers. These (2) items alone almost doubled the wieght of each car. Had we kept the plastic wheels and LGB couplers on each car, it would have been alot easier to pull the 152 cars. But it would have been a lot more unrealistic too! Both the Big Boy and the Dash 9′s are being powered by online batteries and they are being remote controled using AirWire. AirWire is the greatest remote controlled software out there. It does so many things! We feel the Big Boy could have pulled more than the 152 cars you see here, but some of the couplers kept failing. The preasure of 406 pounds on the first 20 cars is tremendous! It took us (9) takes just to get these (3) video segments because of the coupler problems. If we could solve the coupler problem, I really think the Big Boy could be pulling close to 200 cars all by itself! So we will work on that for a future pull. The Palo Verde and Southwestern RR really lends itself to pulling these long trains. We have extremely long …
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This is my model train set which I spent a summer building. It isn’t complete, but when is it ever?