H0 Tin Plate

Thanks for putting these up, Steve...I was unaware of these brands, at least as far as HO tin litho goes. I certainly agree that "all tin litho is good." 

Oddly enough, it was vintage Marklin, Fleischmann and Trix HO tinplate that got me hooked on "heavy metal" in the first place. 

Hi, Steve.

Thank you for sharing video of your HO equipment with us. I've been participating in a lengthy thread about HO on the 3-Rail Forum. If you don't mind, I'll post a link on that thread to yours as I'm sure those folks will be interested in seeing your videos as well.

Thank you,

Bob 

That's very interesting to see Sakai HO running on O gauge track, like dual guage. Is it just a happy coincidence that it runs on regular O-gauge, or does it look like it was designed for that? Would it run on regular HO-gauge? I would be really interested to see details of the wheels and car construction. I thought I was seeing Marx when I saw that Pacemaker boxcar!

 Yeah thanks Dave,I didn't have any idea these were ever made either

 I'll have to keep an Eagle Eye out to try and find some at at the train meets

Some of my HO tinplate. And O gauge. And gauge 1. "I've searched the world over"!

Wild, man!  There's no doubt that that's "half-O".

Thanks Steve, I've never seen HO tinplate like that before!