As we do every year, TTOS Southern Pacific Division provide lots of train activity for the patrons.
Plenty of tinplate and other trains
Steve
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Very nice video! Thanks for posting!
Nice video Steve - thanks for sharing! Can you tell me more about the 'O' gauge American Flyer freight set that starts at 3:10? What a beauty!
That is a Flyer Hudson Freight set from 1937. It has the die cast tender. Under the layout in another box is the 1936 version with the sheet metal coffin type tender. Someday I'll get the two tone green passenger coaches they came with.
Flyer called them Hudson "type" locomotive in the catalog, but they never really had the correct wheel configuration. Still gorgeous locomotives.
Steve
Originally Posted by The Moonman:
Nice video Steve - thanks for sharing! Can you tell me more about the 'O' gauge American Flyer freight set that starts at 3:10? What a beauty!
Originally Posted by Steve "Papa" Eastman:
That is a Flyer Hudson Freight set from 1937. It has the die cast tender. Under the layout in another box is the 1936 version with the sheet metal coffin type tender. Someday I'll get the two tone green passenger coaches they came with.
Flyer called them Hudson "type" locomotive in the catalog, but they never really had the correct wheel configuration. Still gorgeous locomotives.
Steve
Originally Posted by The Moonman:
Nice video Steve - thanks for sharing! Can you tell me more about the 'O' gauge American Flyer freight set that starts at 3:10? What a beauty!
The passenger set looks great as well! Thanks for the additional info. Flyer 'O' sure is sharp!
Randy
The passenger cars will be added "someday".
Steve
