Yesterday was our first get together for 2015. This month was at my house. A few buddies were MIA for various reasons, but a nice night to sit out in the garage and BS or run trains.
Steve
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Looks like a fun time Papa. Your Standard gauge trains always look pristine. How often do you dust them off? Just when you know the guys are stopping by, or do you have a regular cleaning schedule.
Thanks again for a fun night. I was glad to see the work NYC 2333 locos made them perform well.
looks like it was a great time.
Nice, l-o-n-g trains!
Steve, did you repaint a Marx freight station?
david
Dave
That is a pretty hard to find version of the Marx unit. I still do not know what it's model number is or exactly what the set contents should be. I do know it came with the larger figures as seen, but it came with metal trucks instead of plastic ones. I still do not know what the trucks should look like.
Steve
Originally Posted by hojack:
Nice, l-o-n-g trains!
Steve, did you repaint a Marx freight station?
david
Matthew
The layout is in the garage and we are in a fairly wind prone area so dust is an issue. Track needs to be wiped down regularly and most trains are stored in boxes under the layout. The trains on the shelves look Ok from the side, but the tops are pretty dusty.
Steve
Originally Posted by Matthew B.:
Looks like a fun time Papa. Your Standard gauge trains always look pristine. How often do you dust them off? Just when you know the guys are stopping by, or do you have a regular cleaning schedule.
Steve, thanks for the video; lots of action and the SG looks great!
Steve -
Great video! I love the "clean" look of the layout. Question, who makes the passenger cars running behind the New York Central 2333's?
James
James
The 2333 belongs to fellow forum member captaincog, aka Jeff. The cars are MTH and look great behind the Lionel AA.
Steve
