James: VERY NICE and thanks for sharing! Clockwork also has "essence"!
Early toy trains helped excite the imagination of the young when new ....their magic can still work on the formerly young today.
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I got hooked on prewar standard gauge when my dad gave me his #10 set gray passenger set for a bit. Just so cool a toy train made in 1927 still runs and looks almost new. The essence bit me and I’m glad it did. Long may they run!
You will post pictures?
RK - Nice last name BTW. I’m a Kenney too. My dad wanted his set back to set up around his Xmas tree so I set up a loop for him. He’s 91 now and since then not living at our family home now, so I haven’t had the set for a bit. Hoping to see it again some time in the future. (If I can get up the nerve to ask my older sisters about it, maybe TMI, but one of 7 kids and try to steer clear of family politics). It’s in really good shape, and deserves to be treasured. Thanks for asking.
