Weekend at the Movies 7/6/2012

The second camera position (low angle) of the Hudson has a fantastic perspective. It gave me the impression of a real thoroughbred New York Central J1 pulling the 20th Century out of New York. Thanks for sharing.

My American Flyer Standard gauge electric I restored with a mechanical bell ringer and swinging bell.

Have a good weekend all.

Here's my contribution.  Sorry about the lighting...it was dark in my house.

Hi Keith. That looks great! I'm surprised how many cars the Trackmobile can pull. I may have to take a second look at one.

 Down in Silvercreek. Handheld pocket camera.

Lionel Baby K-4

http://youtu.be/ITi_icmd-a4

Thank you, Chris.  I wanted one when they were first cataloged, but I was hesitant I heard they could only pull two or three cars.  This one was purchased in hopes that it could pull two loaded culvert cars.  I am very happy with it.

Trains rolled this weekend after the upper level bridge was temporarily installed. But, with no reversing loops yet, it is just a bridge to nowhere. Below, a  freight crawled through the curves.

B&OBill

Nice work on the makeover of the Lionel Trackmobile.  I like the "steel" tubular rail logo for your Lionel Steel company.  Way cool!

TEX

Steve

Thanks Bobby!  I was just playing around with camera angles and that one turned out to be one of my favorites as well!  Glad you enjoyed the video!

~Jeffrey

Great videos Everybody!

Chris, great job on the refurb!  I love the mechanical bell and the swinging one up top!

Keith, great job on the repaint!

ZWBob, great little engine!

BANDOB, I love the horn on the lead engine!

Here are a bunch from yesterday night in Hillsdale NJ!

Keep the videos coming!

~Jeffrey

Here is a video my lionel chessie boom car with crane sounds and lionel chessie 250 ton crane i did today turned out pretty good im going to do a better video sometime thou

Steve,

Thank you!  Lionel gets the credit for that tubular rail logo.  They had put it on a few pieces of rolling stock and a switcher, a while back.  I "borrowed" the logo for my Trackmobile, culvert accessories and steel company.  What I did was re-drew their image without shadowing and changed the color slightly.  Whoever came up with that logo was clever.