EMD E6 Diesel S scale / gauge scratch built & New Haven coach circa 1948

[@jimmelchin1531]

The uniqueness of the model trains you review is enjoyable and interesting. Much appreciated...thank you ! 👍

[@vintage-model-trains]

Glad you like the videos ....there will be more

[@garychristensen3514]

Love your sharing your toys with us! Thank you!

[@willamettevalleyAFtrains]

Always great to see what you run in S gauge. Thanks for showing.

[@gbwdude]

That paint scheme is amazing, I love it

[@AustinsAmericanFlyertrains]

On top of everything else you have an early chrome PA with Handrails! Woza! Thanks for showing some S scale!

[@BLWorks1982]

You find the coolest S scale stuff. I would love to have the stuff you find on my layout. I need to learn how to look for this stuff a little better I guess.

[@MygrandpasTrain]

Scratch built! That’s amazing. Maybe crude but really not that bad! And you have an American Flyer PA! I have restored several of those, and repainting a few. They really have nice details hiding under the heavy paint. Maybe not perfectly accurate but not bad engines.

[@abbush2921]

Helluva lot better than I could do !

[@stephenrickjr.7519]

I have the flyer 360, 361 date stamped October 1950 in both. Another interesting video, thanks!

[@vintage-model-trains]

I guess that seems to be the first month of production for the PA diesels My set also has the same date they quickly realized those handrails were a problem and those built up side frames were a problem... They needed to make some a little easier to assemble and cheaper to build

[@markmugnai5584]

Another great video.

[@vintage-model-trains]

Thank you

[@loveoldmovies]

Scratch built, painted to a non-prototypical paint scheme with no railroad markings, executed in a very minority scale. (Who does this anymore, c'mon guys!) This is a very eccentric piece of model railroading history. There is a strangeness to model railroading. where some of us go seriously off the reservation!