A new video to look at, french tinplate

Daniel,

This is a superb video! Great trains, great music and great filming quality. I started collecting French Hornby a little over a year ago and it has quickly become one of my favorites.

Thank you and all the best,

Miketg

Thanks for posting this. I really like the flag signals and the music was great.

franktrain

I don't know one thing about French Tinplate but this is one of the best tinplate videos I have ever watched. The trains and filming were absolutely superb and the lithograph structures were great as well. Wonderful music selection too. I can't wait till Part II comes out.

Fantastique! Incroyable! Indomitable! La musique, aussi! Merci!....Merci beaucoup!

Merveilleuse. Je l'aime, je veux les trains! Merci!

The first singer was the inimitable Josephine Baker singing her signature song!

Wow, this video is a MUST SEE! Everything about it is a class act. Excellent video camera work, facinating tinplate trains running around a beautiful tinplate layout and period music with the sounds of the operating trains in the background. I am looking forward to see part II.

What a lovely production, thanks for posting.

Bravo! What an entertaining and well-made video!

Thank you.

Thanks Daniel for the posting link. Kind of you.
I didn't saw your topic before create mine on 3-Rail O-Gauge Trains sub-forum

http://ogaugerr.infopop.cc/eve...7660482/m/7022945227

But two topics are better than one, isn"t it !

Thanks all for your kind comments.

Regards from sw of France
Pierre

PS : if interested I told the story of those trains in my topic

Hello Pierre,

It's a pleasure to promote a so nice production, certainly the best one made in France. I am french also and if you want you can contact me, email in my profile.
Very best, Daniel

Watched it a second time this evening - what a delightful film!

It and Toccatta for Toy Trains by Charles and Ray Eames are my favorites!



MERCI BEAUCOUP!

Another fine example of tinplate in a small space... I'm thinking of re-creating that track plan for my own little slice of tinplate heaven. Thanks for posting: can't wait to see Part 2