JM's Toy Stories - Peter Snow's Attic

[@spakjoeXD]

"They don't match at all, and I don't give a damn" just a man enjoying his trains

[@hanserikbjerke6298]

The joy in a hobby is the fun...

[@ggkitchener1122]

That's how they actually ran on UK mainland!

[@nicopavvi8494]

Well, maybe this could make them feel happier: in my town there is every year a fair where everyone can bring an attraction. An old man (who I think worked for the railways) brings always a giant train set that's always the biggest attraction for children and young teenagers. There's always a long line to drive a train (you get the remote of one train) for 5 minutes (they used to be 10, but then the waiting became terrible, so the cut down the driving time).

[@tescomealdeal2188]

im 14 and I am starting to make a model railway in my attic so some kids like this stuff

[@jab2go69barrett8]

post vids m8

[@LordOfAllVikings]

That's awesome. I'd love to see how your setup turned out!

[@RNS681]

I have a layout too, KIDS OUR INTO IT THEY JUST NEVER GET HEARD BY “boy wins £1000 on gaming” or kid builds large hornby layout” what’s more interesting for the majority of the public yes ur guessed right

[@otherssingpuree1779]

I want to do the same but I don't have the time or the authority to do something like that.

[@howdareyou41]

you're 17 now. still conducting?

[@dylanpollard4558]

As a 13 year old I gust got my first model train set it is an n gauge and I absolutely love it

[@Metal-Possum]

Video games are an easy purchase for parents, and they can be stored away in a cupboard easily. I'd much rather have some trains (which I do now, thanks to having my own income), but as a kid I didn't really get video games either. I usually asked for Lego, since there was usually a set available that was always within budget, but I think my kids are getting trains or slot cars, even if they're girls, and that's that.

[@casual_boredom7195]

@@rafaelurin8546 The sad thing is is that not everyone can afford such things....

[@Dragon-Slay3r]

@@casual_boredom7195 🙀

[@robertcooper3551]

I’m 13 and I have been enjoying trains ever since I was like 3 but I love model railways which you can enjoy at the teenage ages or even younger

[@brianwalmsley447]

Peter is a happy man watching his trains

[@Dragon-Slay3r]

Can he find my 1000 children I want to meet them 😥

[@DanielSadjadian]

Just imagine Jeremy Clarkson watching this haha :)

[@GenericUsername-qp1ww]

puts the speed dial onto full "POWEEEEEEER!!!"

[@ggkitchener1122]

Old McClarkies fam !

[@Dragon-Slay3r]

Yeah he is that's why he wants to throw excrement on people on the town hall

[@minicle426]

​@@GenericUsername-qp1ww "CLARKSON!"

[@marty6779]

I was at a model railway shop once and I heard this complaining that he saw a gauge 1 train at a convention once that had two coaches with the same number on it. Even the shop owner was like "and why is that a problem?". I think it's way more fun to have fun with them like this.

[@MrWolfSnack]

If you ever seen museum train excursions, it is literally about 50 years of railway cars and 20 different passenger networks all lashed up to each other going out and about.

[@marty6779]

@@MrWolfSnack yeah I know, I regularly visit the heritage railway near where I live

[@danielannett1019]

its amazing in 2020 with all the tech we have now and we still love classic model railways

[@lokoiutfftty]

What I particularly love about this is (not to speculate if John Snow is well paid or not but he's a high end TV presenter so would assume has some spare cash, so) despite having the extra income, his layout is just a basic green painted baseboard with some tracks and he's absolutely delighted with his layout! No fancy flashing lights or automated technology, just a basic train set!

[@MrWolfSnack]

Based on the staining to a lot of the diorama and layout I suspect he started this as a kid and made a very sophisticated setup and can't or doesn't want to mess with it. It needs a lot of TLC and could use some decorations.

[@marksinthehouse1968]

I’ve Nat peter snow ,a really lovely man I was on a train going home one hot after noon and I asked him if he was ok ,he said yes I am thank you so much ,we had a nice chat ,great man so glad he love this hobby too

[@Dragon-Slay3r]

Yeah thanks guys for a remarkable game my artex wall is covering everything more or less

[@handoltowa2873]

Keeps it simple, yet functional and very convenient. Rare!

[@HansvanderVeen]

Yep! And even a Dutch train is rolling the Tracks! The one with the yellow.

[@samsingh8789]

I'm only 11 and love model kits

[@britsfabrication]

unfortunately parents now just sit an ipad in front of their kids to shut them up im so glad i grew up with meccano scalextric and horby

[@andymacc]

Love it ❤️

[@mixedtrafficproductions9371]

0:16 I recognize that peculiar blue puff ball anywhere

[@Dragon-Slay3r]

Oh this gets even better lol

[@ChromelineGaming]

As much as I would love to have a model railway, I don't have the space or the funds to do it, even train simulator is proving to be costly haha

[@drguy12345678]

ChromelineGaming all the extra stuff for train simulator costs $3000+. ridiculous!

[@hartleymartin]

Try an "Inlgenook" layout or a shelf railway. You can built them in as little space as 4ft x 1ft.

[@MrNoUsername]

Check out Budget Model Railways here on KZbin. Not only do they teach you to build layouts on a budget, they have scratchbuilding, tutorials and much more!

[@MrWolfSnack]

If you are devoted to a hobby you will find a way to make it work. There was a guy that built an entire sunroom on his house to put the nose cone of a Concorde inside. That's all that it was for, just to show off that one plane part.

[@lazobooth6783]

God bless tha man if he's still alive

[@AgenoriaModelTrains]

Just a man enjoying his trains, that's how it should be. The hobby has gone in a direction where modellers are too obsessed with making sure every blade of grass is how it should look and the coal in that engine's bunker looks realistic. If some people want to do that then that is okay but it shouldn't be all the hobby is about. People need to realise that pursuing a high level of perfection comes at the expense of time, skills and money and not everybody has all of those things at their disposal.

[@medwaymodelrailway7129]

like the layout

[@alexpaumen3937]

I’m planning on converting my layout to DCC once my parents agree to. If only people wouldn’t generalize and say that every railfan loves Thomas. I’m 16 and 1 of 2 people in my high school that knows anything factual about trains. I know I shouldn’t take it personally, which I don’t.

[@Frserthegreenengine]

"If only people wouldn’t generalize and say that every railfan loves Thomas". I totally know that feeling. It's bloody annoying to be constantly associated with that blue tank engine when most of us are into the more serious stuff. When you get older Thomas does become more of an embarrassment. Even recently some knob teased me of liking railways and told me to "go back to my Thomas toys".

[@alexpaumen3937]

@Billy Lauwda Late reply. HO scale.

[@MrWolfSnack]

lol I love it when teenagers try to dismiss and de-generalize "kids shows" as they go into their 20s. You should never do that, and you will come back to it. I'm 31 and watch Thomas episodes all the time. Classic Thomas, not the CGI crap.

[@danielannett1019]

Kids today (from what I've seen at expditions) are just as into this then playing on there phones the problem is its an expensive hobby

[@NothingHereButMe]

for real. I got interested in the hobby as a teenager, but couldn't afford it. Now I'm in my 20s and still can't afford it

[@Dragon-Slay3r]

Yeah imagine the child support on all those children. This world is full of sick bastards

[@MrWolfSnack]

It's not. It depends on what your goals are. I like O scale. I bought a rusty old Lionel set with tons of track in a big wooden trunk at an estate sale for $85. It spans the entirety of my two car garage when I had it set up once. It took me 8 months to de-rust all the track and get the engines clean and shiny. I do not have space to display such a massive set but it is enough to last me my whole life, and all I have to do is look for train cars and engines I like. I have an idea to make a big fold-up layout that I can set up and put away as needed but not built it yet.

[@MrMcCue-on1gz]

1:13 NERD

[@trainspotter3908]

2:42 I would rather spend a year playing with trains than a minuet on a games console and I am 15, is this normal?

[@thomashambly3718]

No

[@Frserthegreenengine]

I wish I shed with model trains more than I did video games

[@marty6779]

Who cares if it's normal, if you like doing it, that's great!

[@Northerner_Transport_Hub]

Yes

[@otherssingpuree1779]

Computer games are cheap and compact. Model train and cars even are expensive and require space.

[@danielannett1019]

yes but you can take pride in it cause you have made it yourself were a video game you just turn on a button and its not real like a model layout

[@ggkitchener1122]

Or is anything requiring thought too "long" for eejit kids

[@otherssingpuree1779]

@@ggkitchener1122 You underestimate kids. Raising kids requires time which both parents working 8+ hours a day cannot give, so phones are used. Even video games require thought and creativity.

[@ggkitchener1122]

@@otherssingpuree1779 fair comments i guess i was sorta lower middle class mom only work part time, encouraged & indulged me actually showed me nature etc.

[@jazzman1626]

Looks as though he hasn’t done anything to it other than a couple of new trains and controllers since he was a boy. He could afford to add scenery and a decent back-scene. Anne Diamond has a far nicer layout than this.

[@mitchellhogg4627]

Youve missed the whole point of this video..

[@MrWeeRhys]

"this is 3d" bruh games are 3d now too

[@bjoe385]

Virtual reality vs reality reality

[@richardsinger01]

Not proper 3d, a 2d moving image of 3d.

[@ztm454]

@@richardsinger01 what about vr

[@mixedtrafficproductions9371]

@@ztm454 3D imagery on a 2D plane vs 3D imagery on a 3D plane

[@juanlauda2300]

The same Peter Snow whose career now sadly, consists of little more than manipulating absurd digital models while explaining stuff...

[@ggkitchener1122]

It's called retirement - duh !