Well done. I like the Nash Metropolitan on the flat car. Great job making a period correct train. I try to do that myself, putting period correct rolling stock/locos in the back or fore ground to set the time period, ie Penn Central for post 68, Amtrak for post 71, SDPs after 73, that kind of detail.

I like this layout. I have generally the same size in N scale. Beautiful locos and rolling stock. I have subbed. Scott

Love the little street sipping by

Looks good

ive been really interested in getting one to run along my tram line, how does it turn?

Everything runs so smoooooove! Love it!

That old Bride and Groom runs smooth as glass. Superb camera angles, too.

Hi, I just joined the Tyco Depot Train Forum and I was given a link to this video by dastumer. I appreciate the photo of the internals you have posted. Maybe I'll contact you there for more repair tips for this car? Thank you for posting this interesting and informative video

When did Tyco offer this car?

Nice . I've only found the Minneapolis and St.louis versions. And the mechanism is always missing.

WHat are we looking at here?

really nice setup!

You have corrected American Flyer's error! The Northern Pacific used F units, Not Alco Pa's. You AHM center cab switcher runs better than mine ever did! Many familiar buildings - Life-Like water tower and Plasticville motel! What railroad are the other streamlined diesels decorated for?

I have two Revell F7s with clutch and belt drives. I haven't messed with them but the plan is to run them together to, hopefully, achieve the best clutch effect...which should be a smooth start and the ability to creep along at a very low speed. I was a little surprised that your SW7 kind of jumped forward. I've heard of these clutches needing to be adjusted but don't ask me how to do it. Anyway, there has to be an optimal train length that is heavy enough to get the clutch to engage gradually yet not too heavy so that it won't move at all. Fun little devices!

What's the model? It runs really nice. Looks really good too!

whats with the lights in the cars?

Great HO classic train!

What kind of locomotives are they? B-unit mods i take it, Pretty cool.

Awesome loco. Has it been a reliable runner? Asking because I’ve been looking at them for awhile.

Bus

Looks like either the clutch needs to be adjusted so it has less give to it or there is too much resistance in the power truck to be used with a clutch. I have never tried a clutch with one of these old Varneys. I prefer the pulley system but substituting a rubber O ring for the original coil spring belt.

I still have my HO Toy Story train set from when I was a kid.

I like that train. Looks cool

I've never seen the inside of one. That's cool. I got a set of the Christmas town lights from the stores before I moved to England when I was 11 with my family. I want to make a little model set with it.

Cool train. Is that a racetrack next to it as well?

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Nice! Looks like you figured out the corner loop for the overhead pick-up wire. Seems to work OK. Need to work on my own Trolley layout sometime, just have too much going on right now. Tyco websites member Jerry

Cool. Looks like you can have all sorts of activities going on in that downtown scene.

@DivisionMineralMty I actually have a pair of B-units somewhere...they're just too much for the 1 powered engine to handle XD I have loads more Tyco. If you look up the channel "cheezfreek57" you'll see more of my stuff :)

I have a similar set but with 1A and 2 B units intead of 2 A´s...Excellent collection, do you have more tyco?

@1trandall observation car. i bought the whole set off ebay a few years ago. it was made in the 60's by Tyco.