Very appreciated, it can be brutal sometimes. It’s devastating to lose this place, although I’ve only been once it left a huge impact on me. I’m hoping that their plans to move sections of it go through so we can have a piece of it. Happy holidays to you as well and thanks for watching!

Thank you! I have been acquiring more trains in the hopes of continuing. So far I can guarantee 3 more 9 volt reviews. Hopefully I can squeeze one in before the new year.

@@TrainMaster26 nice, your backgrounds and editing are very cozy feeling

I’m glad you liked them, I did a lot of fiddling to get the mood just right. A little bit of 90s vhs, some vaporwave lighting, and slow music helped a lot.

It would be an interesting take on the series, unfortunately I’m not well versed in British locomotives. If I did enough research though I think it would be a fun sequel!

@@TrainMaster26 isn't it interesting that we have three British locomotives here in North America which are Dwight D Eisenhower, Dominion of Canada, and Waddon?

They’re truly unique pieces of British/American history. I personally have seen Eisenhower in person and it’s very surreal.

@@TrainMaster26 have you also seen Dominion of Canada and Waddon at the Canadian Railway Museum?

Unfortunately I haven’t been to Canada but if I did I’d definitely try to make my way over there!

Thank you! The PRR is in my top 5 favorites, I love all the unique rolling stock they operated. I only wish I could have featured their Q-2s or turbines. Sadly, there isn't any footage of them in high quality.

Thank you so much! I made a documentary on the GG1’s history if you want to see more of this incredible machine. I’d like to do a music video solely on the GG1 and it’s many careers on different railroads.

Unfortunately, 4845 and 4857 were scrapped at some point in time. Would have been neat if at least one of the two were preserved, oh well.

@@TrainMaster26 imagine how amazed people would be today if they learned in a museum that two of the GG1s towed the first steam locomotive to OFFICIALLY go 100 mph, Flying Scotsman.

That would be awesome, wish we had a turbo train preserved as well, Scotsman met 2 of them on its tour.

@@TrainMaster26 that was LITERALLY the only time in which the Turbo Train met up with a steam locomotive.

A CN turbo train met up with Scotsman and another steam locomotive in a photo shoot. It must have been such a surreal sight.

I’m glad you were able to learn about these incredible electrics through my video! I try to make these easy to understand for people who aren’t familiar with US rail history.

Absolutely! I’ve seen 4 in person and they dwarf almost anything else around them.

Thank you! Sonic Unleashed’s ost is some of the best in the series.

@@TrainMaster26 Bro for real. Especially the freaking opening sequence, that music and scene altogether is like peak Sonic right there.

I wish frontiers had an opening like that, unleashed’s opening puts it to shame.

@@maxwellwalcher6420 3768 was sadly scrapped, the only way to recapture this engine is to restore a preserved k4 and streamline it.

@@TrainMaster26 i have a better idea would K4 3750 be restored & Streamline for the Broadway Limited.

It was an amazing gateway into model trains at a low price. The stickers and couplings were their biggest weakness, but it is still one of my favorite non Thomas train toys.

@TrainMaster26 I remember always spending like 10 to 15 minutes looking at all the power trains in target about between a quarter and half the ide had power train, I never had problems with the couplers

I’ve only had one break on me and it was unfortunately on my steam locomotive. I glued the coupler in place years ago and that fixed it. Not a huge deal for me.

​@TrainMaster26 all of my steam locomotives did have to be fixed from being played with a lot, even though the stickes are starting to come off and Color faded, they are all still in working order, the dragon train got the worst of the color fade with one car getting most of the fade

I never found the dragon trains power cars, would be cool to get them off eBay and finally finish the set.

Thank you! 90’s LEGO had such a unique marketing style that is sorely missing today. Wish we could bring some of it back.

They’ll definitely enjoy it. I recommend getting some of the other older trains second hand instead of getting the newest sets. They don’t have the same play value as the classics.

@@Ro11oTomasi I wish I motorized the engine for this. The Constitution is being pushed by a 9 Volt motor underneath one of the cars in its consist. (Other scenes I just push it with my hand off screen) If you have one I’m sure it wouldn’t be too hard to modify the tender to make it fit. If you want to use powered up or power functions then I suggest building a bigger tender.

@@eafd270 Thank you! The sound effect is from an American Flyer station accessory. It used a tiny vinyl record to play the sound along with a few other announcements. Here’s a link to the exact announcement if you’re interested. kzbin.info/www/bejne/n5und2eEjLWcmKs&pp=ygUeYW1lcmljYW4gZmx5ZXIgdGFsa2luZyBzdGF0aW9u

@@TrainMaster26 Thank you that was exactly what I was looking for!

@@Potaxio-kg4dz The Traveling Theme by S.A. Music.

Thanks bro

@@TrainMaster26bro I can’t find the song :(

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I did it thx bro :)

Thank you! I was really into the range when it first came out. One day I’ll have to finish the lineup.

As do I, I think the US is very lacking in luxury train travel. The Rocky Mountaineer is great, but vintage cars like these can't be beat.

@@TrainMaster26 It sure is! We need the American Orient Express and other Luxury Trains back on our rails!👌👍

Thank you, glad you enjoyed it! I spend a lot of time on these so your support is very appreciated.

Rather unfortunately, the original company went bankrupt and the passenger cars exchanged hands with numerous other companies who tried to keep it going. Eventually they were all sold off to museums and private collectors. Sometimes you can see one or more of these cars behind an Amtrak train.

I would have loved to travel along the Northeast Corridor back then, All the sights and sounds would have been a treat to see by train. Not to mention being able to witness the older diesels and electrics in action. Glad this video was able to rekindle some fond memories!

Thats awesome! I would have loved to see the AEM-7's while they were still in service, they definitely had a lot of character. I almost forgot that they had a GG1 at Harrisburg, I'll have to visit it someday if I get the chance.

I’d love to! I’m thinking of reviewing the Super Chief next.