You gotta love those old tin trains! Love your collection! how big is this layout? Thanks for sharing your trains with us!

Isnt that an airport thing?

very nice video Greetings from the Netherlands have fun recording on KZbin

The cp 3000s did have only 4 drive wheels they where jubilee class locks they where 4-4-4s

That is a beautiful train and in very good condition Chuck. Thank you for sharing.

I have 5 K-Line S-2 switchers and I love them all!!! I also have 7 Lionel MPC NW-2 switchers, 1 LTI NW-2 switcher, and 1 LionChief NW-2 diesel switcher as well. Also along with all of those engines I also have 4 Williams NW-2 switchers. All of these engines have colorful paint schemes and pull super well!!! I am very fond of all of them!! Thank you very much for sharing this!!!

I use cardboard ties under my track o27 track. it cost nothing except for a iitte paint. Quiet as a mouse.

I wish Lionel would still release some of these, maybe one or two per year. Especially the banks! If they did, here are some of the railroads (or companies) I'd want represented: ▪︎ Missouri Pacific Lines (or Mo-Pac) ▪︎ Chicago & Eastern Illinois ▪︎ Yazoo & Mississippi Valley ▪︎ Hazzard County Bank (ok, this would never happen) ▪︎ Arkansas Midland RR ▪︎ Canadien National (French spelling) ▪︎ Cheerios ▪︎ Pepto-Bismol (perfect for any New Year's 🎉 trains!) ▪︎ [Any] County Credit Union (obviously a bank car)

I used to have an MPC Erie Lackawanna with my starter set. It had maroon print on gray, and the road number EL 9043. It was my only boxcar until my folks found a shop with a red Southern Railway 6-9700, first of the MPC 9700 series boxcars. EL 9043 had a stamp on the end, saying it was part of the "9040 Series".

That Mercury looks like a good contender for conversion to a British "Mallard".

Very interesting. I enjoyed seeing the variety and the details about the trains in your video.🙂

Hi Chuck , that there loc. be a real eye opener.

Very nice Chuck!

Thanks for showing your Marx British Trains, they are interesting. -Steve

Awesome, Chuck! Lots of action!

Hard to find late-production postwar. I remember seeing those 227, 228 Alcos for sale when new, should have bought them.

I haven't seen that MPC set in a long time. Lionel made some nice stuff in the 70's and 80's. I'll have to look for one of those Alcos.

Nice look at Prewar Marx Army trains. The OD truck with paper canopy is a very tuff piece. Roll out the Military because we are probably going to need it. The Thor on the upper track is a nice touch, thanks for showing it with the vintage trains. USA all the way!

Nice to see the British Marx sets, seldom seen. Is the handcar a Wells Brimtoy? Gumby and Pokey are having a good time.

Nice Video Chuck. Me and Jebb seen lots of Marx Trains at the Marx Toy and Train Show in Wheeling WV last Month. They actually had more Trains than usual.

Nice Video Chuck. Me and Jebb seen lots of Marx Trains at the Marx Toy and Train Show in Wheeling WV last Month. They actually had more Trains than usual.

Ever since I went to England and saw the national collection at York, seeing these are different as I can see the full size locomotives in these tiny toys. Thanks Chuck, love the silver link set!

Marx guy here, INSPIRING! .

Absolutely fantastic. America could not have been blessed with a better mother country than Britain. Please don't tell the Colonials, but look at other former colonies.

Very neat.

Thanks for sharing, Chuck. Best to you and yours, mate!

What a fantastic running session with Roger Miller - England Swings! 👍

Excellent ! If I had a Lionel Rail Zeppelin, I would have done the same... Great work !

I been looking for this set. Nice enjoy

Great video!

Awesome! I luv seeing the tin Marx Army trains in action, both vintage and Modern Marx - what a treat!

Super Chuck! That's a real nice set - gotta luv all those different patriotic sets Lionel made over the years.

Excellent Chuck! I didn't realize Lionel made the CN engines in that color as I have a set of those same passenger cars.

Very nice and a fitting tribute. Happy 4th of July and happy birthday America.

Very patriotic. I have that same set.

Thank you for sharing your Marx Amy sets with us. I always enjoy seeing these sets. 🇺🇸👍

As expensive as they are I DON'T THINK THERE TOYS ITS A HOBBY...TOYS. TOYS ARE OR USED TO BE $1.00 OR $2. BUT 3 HUNDRED FOR A TOY ... RIGHT

That last car, is a Hollister Gun !

That last car, is a Hollister Gun !

Very cool. Definitely a bygone era. Wont see any patriotic toys today!

Great video Chuck. I bought my Liberty Special set about a year ago still factory sealed. Just ran it for the first time this week. Thanks for sharing I had no idea that was how the reverse unit worked 😎

I like the trains and thank you for the presentation. Can you add a reverse unit to the engine and can you adjust the volume of the sound? Is it possible to eliminate the 9V. battery and pick up power from the track? Because it seems to be a bother to remove the battery if necessary.

Thanks, Chuck! What year were these sets made?

Beautiful set Chuck. Happy 4th!

Hi Chuck, A HAPPY INDEPENDENCE DAY TO YOU. It's 9:OO PM in Plunkerville N.H. and the fireworks have just begun.

Thanks, Chuck, for posting this great video. The charm of Marx trains is undeniable. I absolutely love them. Yours run nicely, too. I love the rolling stock, too. Very fitting for today. Happy 4th of July..

Marx military trains are awesome pretty pricey on e bay very cool 🇺🇸

Thanks Chuck, and Happy Independence Day!

Happy 4th Chuck!

2 videos today, both awesome. 😎👍 🇺🇲