Lots of Vintage Locomotives and Rolling Stock - Mail Unboxing

[@wowdad3055]

Nice Video, can't wait for next repair videos.

[@SMTMainline]

Thanks

[@newjerseydiesel8962]

You and your trains are awesome brother, thanks for sharing your knowledge with us!

[@SMTMainline]

I appreciate that

[@131Dusty]

Goobers... One of the Movie Theater Treats here in the states. Popcorn, Goobers and a Coke.

[@karafaunt4386]

Love the mail unboxing videos, can't wait for more!

[@JOEMAMA_534]

You should make a parts store/website

[@warrrthundernoob]

That is a good idea 👍

[@realcanadian67]

*found

[@MattKonsol]

Mhm you'll never know.

[@warrrthundernoob]

@@realcanadian67 where

[@realcanadian67]

@@warrrthundernoob I was correcting joeman. He should say "found" instead of "make"

[@gusshadleythelunaticfromar7125]

Got some cool trains here, just like 1976 all over again.

[@betsymani2734]

Always a good day when SMT uploads

[@SMTMainline]

Thanks :)

[@betsymani2734]

@SMT Mainline yw

[@elleryparsons2433]

SMT Is Qute interesting Love Your Videos.

[@chrislangdon8182]

I was glad that you got the parcel and hope the BN caboose doesn't keep have too much trouble with derailing. Hope you find a good place to hang the Hiawatha pic. best regards Kaden Langdon Christopher's son

[@SMTMainline]

I think the trucks just need some small adjustments.

[@dbtech7914]

Nice mail call, you got some fun things. I like the Seakiss box car and the switcher.

[@MattKonsol]

The seaboard system I believe an sw7 is really awesome too

[@SMTMainline]

Never heard of the brand until now but I like the paint scheme.

[@1234mallard]

Hi Harrison. Happy to see you got my package. Hopefully you can repair the engine and get the train running on your layout

[@randomrazr]

how much dos he charge

[@SMTMainline]

I don't think it will be too much trouble.

[@SMTMainline]

@@randomrazr I don't do repairs that involve shipping anymore.

[@SouRwy4501Productions]

Hey that AHM c424 looks familiar (looks over to my AHM c424) I have an AHM c424. My grandfather passed away in 2017. After he passed away, I and my parents drove up to Greeneville, TN to help clean up his house and make funeral arrangements. Just last year, my grandmother gifted me his old AHM spirit of 76 train set.

[@MattKonsol]

Wow.

[@SouRwy4501Productions]

@@MattKonsol yeah. He was a good man. I’m sure he would have wanted me to have it.

[@SMTMainline]

It was nice of her to pass that on to you

[@SouRwy4501Productions]

@@SMTMainline it really was. I didn’t even know that he had model trains until then.

[@Builder18796]

That's an amazing amount of stock as gifts.

[@newhavennscale]

Great video post, SMT. That Kato n-scale locomotive is awesome.

[@daves9551]

I'm sorry it took so long to comment, but I finally remembered. I'm really happy that you got the box. My lay out is getting better thanks to your videos! Please keep posting the videos it helps me and entertain me and other people.thanks for everything! sincerely, Christopher. 😁😁🤩🤩

[@SMTMainline]

Thanks again!

[@Hazy429]

Hope you have a great week!

[@Hazy429]

I like to stay positive, it’s good for you and other people!

[@TealGuy]

You should connect the mountain layout to the loop.

[@SMTMainline]

It's not on the mainline but it is connected.

[@tracynation2820]

Super. I love seeing things from the old school days, where one powered axle had to suffice for both switching duties and mainline freight trains. 💙 T.E.N.

[@tracynation2820]

P.S. I've even owned an all gear drive, flywheel equipped, super running locomotive chassis that only had the inside axle of each six wheel truck driven. Very strange, but it has operated for over forty years, and still runs great. I wish that I could find a brand name, but nothing. Looks like a Lionel HO six axle version of the Lionel GP-9 chassis supplied by Athearn. I put a heavy metal Baldwin BP-20 Passenger Sharknose body on it and it will pull nine streamlined passenger cars, but any more cars requires adding the B unit. 💙 T.E.N.

[@LevelUpModelTrains]

That Spirit of 76 is actually a AHM Locomotive and I know that because i got one in its original box. Great Vid SMT!

[@SouRwy4501Productions]

I can elaborate. I actually just inherited one from my late grandfather. He was a good man. He had a well sized model railway that took up an entire room in his house. However, he only had one loco, an AHM c424. I inherited it from him when he passed away.

[@tracynation2820]

American Locomotive Company Century FourTwentyFour Diesel Electric Locomotive. ALCO C-424, possibly AHM, but Model Power and others also used the body. 💙 T.E.N.

[@QuinnsVictorianTrains]

Very nice SMT! The Australian National diesel & the (Life-Like) BHP hopper came together with about 6 other pieces of rolling stock in a set.

[@avlisk]

Do you know of Will James? If not, it's a really cool Australian train info channel. Link: kzbin.info

[@SMTMainline]

I think I got the Canadian version of the same set as a kid.

[@williammcgeehan3424]

14:59 Is a Model Power Plymouth. These were made much larger for the HO scale train market and are out of scale. Relative to other HO scale engines these are way out of proportion. The real ones were small industrial switchers, usually 25 to 35 tons.

[@mrrailfan95]

Amazing video

[@davidztog9011]

"Fra-gee-lay! It must be Italian!" 😁😂🤣

[@MattKonsol]

Lol Oh david, your making me hungry for some yummy spaghetti and meatballs.

[@davidztog9011]

Nice unboxing, Harrison. I was hoping someone would get the Fragile reference as we near the holiday season, and seeing it written on the parcel. Anyhow, the N scale RDC is a Rail Diesel Car. Starting in 1949, RDCs were built by the Budd Company in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. They were primarily used singly for rural passenger service, but sometimes with multiple units set up with different interior seating/baggage configurations. Via Rail in Canada still has two RDC-2s in use. Also of interest, the Budd Company collaborated on the Burlington Zephyr, and New York Central Railroad set a speed record in 1966 with an RDC. So much history, check out this link. en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Budd_Rail_Diesel_Car Thanks for sharing. 👍👍👍

[@SMTMainline]

"I think that says fragile" "Oh yeah"

[@HobbyistJay]

I use to have a AT&SF exactly like that, seemed like a little tank, would run great when other stuff was fighting me. One of the things that made me wish I'd kept my train stuff. I had the same red white & blue loco as well, that one seemed very temperamental, and was a loud runner.

[@dirkmontgomery5983]

Goobers there good chocolate covered peanuts love them and raisinettes good stuff

[@joallawestervelt6918]

You have some really awesome viewers. Very incredible items. Looking forward to when you have time to service/repair all that you received. Quite the haul. Where the steam locomotives are my favorites I have to admit the N Scale engine you received is incredibly amazing. Would be cool to see it pulling some rolling stock behind it. Thank you for sharing. 😊

[@SMTMainline]

I sure do, everyone really outdid them selves on this one.

[@MattKonsol]

What a awesome haul here! That was Very generous of them for sending this to you. I really like that model power/roco alco c430 there. Btw Harrison say hello to nerf cat for me.

[@SMTMainline]

It sure is, thank you!

[@rleeroush]

I love your videos

[@ronaldrondeau7870]

Lucky man lots of work again

[@SMTMainline]

Never a dill moment.

[@MMRails]

My wife and I watched this video, and as teachers, we must say, you have a real talent. Yes you’re good at fixing trains, but there’s something about how genuine you are about receiving fan mail and reading the letters on air. Obviously you have a large young following and you’re a role model to so many. PS I’ll take the Goobers if you don’t want them. Lol. Great video as always!

[@SMTMainline]

That's one of the kindest comment's I think I've ever gotten. It means a lot to hear something like that :)

[@alanwbelcher]

Nice unboxing video. The Budd car is an RDC4, a rare version only owned by a few railroads. I remember seeing one at the Boston & Maine shops that was used as a parts source back in the 60s.

[@SMTMainline]

Do you know what they would usually have been used for?

[@tracynation2820]

It's a Post Office/baggage version of the Budd Rail Diesel Car. There is a nice picture of one operating up in Canada on Wikipedia. 💙 T.E.N.

[@alanwbelcher]

They would have been used for mail carrying and sorting in one end and baggage at the other. Could also carry small amounts of freight called LCL (less than car load). Probably in a train with other passenger carrying Budds.

[@scpvrr]

Great little RDC.

[@MattKonsol]

I agree with you its a nice one. I reacted to it while watching it and was like dang.

[@trainsrcool3452]

I have one of those Playarts with a stripped gear. I tried messing around with it to convert it to band drive, and if I kept at it I probably could’ve gotten to go, but the shell was in horrible shape, so I moved on to other things.

[@SMTMainline]

They were never built well.

[@williammcgeehan3424]

17:22 The Bicentennial engine is an AHM Alco Century 424.

[@colbeausabre8842]

The ATSF 0-4-0 is a B&O Class C-16, the famous "Dockside" or "Little Joe" "The C-16 class switchers were the last 0-4-0 steam locomotives built for the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad. They were assigned to the Baltimore, Maryland "Pratt Street Line" along the Inner Harbor, and to the Philadelphia, Pennsylvania waterfront trackage. Initially constructed as saddle tank engines, nos. 96 and 99 were given tenders in later years. After the saddle tank was removed in 1926 they were then given the classification of "C-16A" (Nos. 97 and 98 remained unchanged.) The diminutive size and short wheelbase were required to handle the tight curves of these lines. No. 99 was scrapped in 1944. No. 97 was renumbered 897 in 1950 and scrapped in 1951. No. 98 was renumbered 898 in 1950 and also scrapped in 1951. Nicknamed "Little Joe" by railroad workers, they became famous to several generations of model railroad enthusiasts through construction of HO, S & O scale models of the "Dockside" switcher. Arguably one of the best known of all steam locomotive models for half a century, versions of the C-16 have been offered by Varney, Rivarossi, Gem, Life-Like, Pacific Fast Mail, MTH and others" Be interesting to see if you could collect one from each manufacturer. "oscalekings.org/WP/ed-bommer-bo-c-16-0-4-0-t-1951-dockside-switcher/

[@SMTMainline]

Thanks for all the information

[@Petemonster62]

Hello SMT - The Amtrak F unit is painted in the first Amtrak color scheme - known as " Phase One ". Many of Amtrak's passenger cars were still painted in the original color schemes of the private railroads when Phase One was being applied to the locomotives. That means you can authentically run the F unit with your Tyco Santa Fe passenger cars! The Burlington Northern also took many years to repaint locomotives & cars from the predecessor railroads, so you can put the BN caboose on the end of a freight that is pulled by a Great Northern, Burlington Route, Northern Pacific, Spokane Portland & Seattle, or Frisco locomotive!

[@SMTMainline]

I hadn't heard that until now, thanks for sharing.

[@kennethlee494]

Happy Birthday!

[@randomrazr]

1:36 holy crap that hand written letter is so neat

[@SMTMainline]

It sure is, wish I could write like that lol

[@randomrazr]

@@HighRail_Division bro my writing looks like chicken scratch. its horrible lol random question but do u cursive write or do they no llonger tecah that in school?

[@callingalltrainfans9891]

Thank you for unboxing the transformers car I sent! And yes, the letter was typed on a genuine Underwood typemaster typewriter.

[@SMTMainline]

Thanks again for sending that. I like that you used something unconventional in this day and age to type it.

[@4everdc302]

I see more additional pages to the SMT Model Train service manual.

[@SMTMainline]

I think so. There are a couple in there I’ve never worked on before.

[@earlwidmeyer2654]

This was good set of viewer mail Harrison. I hope you open up some more, I had sent you a package a couple months ago so I hope you get to it too. Have fun Harrison. Earl (Corey Widmeyer)

[@SMTMainline]

There are around 10 waiting to be unboxed at the moment. Just decided to open all the smaller boxes together.

[@noahdozier5876]

Amazing Videos as always!

[@williammcgeehan3424]

The Burlington Northern caboose is an Athearn Wide Vision caboose.

[@leverettrailfan5414]

I have a loco which seems to be near identical if not exactly the same as that Pensy 2-6-0. It's... a piece of junk. At least, in the condition I found it in. It's very cheaply made- mine is branded PlayArt, but I get the feeling that it must have been offered under more than one brand since the model sent to you doesn't say PlayArt on the bottom. I don't run mine, it has a split gear which I tried to fix and didn't really have success with. It is very simple inside, though. It has a can motor. One of my good friends has an N scale layout he's working on getting back in service again, and his locomotives haven't been used in years, so I've been helping him out by tuning them up and cleaning the wheels. One of the things I worked on was his Kato RDC- I found it very easy to work on once I understood how everything fits together. It didn't really *need* any work, it was running okay, but I wanted to check up on it. I decided it could use new lubricant- the performance didn't change much but long term I think it will be beneficial for the mechanism. His Kato F40s are incredibly smooth runners... they definitely made/make good stuff.

[@SMTMainline]

Play art had a pretty odd history in making model trains. The motors didn't seem too bad but everything else not so much.

[@geraldratte9254]

Hey, Harrison, you should have at least 4 rerailers on your layout at critical points after switches on straight ways that would solve 90% of the issues you have with new locos you get to restore and add to your collection.

[@nathanieldaiken1064]

When I had a layout I had three on the outer loop, and two on the inner. 15:01

[@GaryDavis-ir6fh]

10-4 on the seabord switcher! mercy alive thats one of my fave road names!

[@paulburns3788]

The Caboose that you got in the mail is made by athearn trains

[@CR7659]

The first engine is I think sold by Life-Like (Model Power also sold this but with a different tender). The engine is actually German I think and first made by Playart. LL added the American style tender. The MP one I have has a plastic motor cradle that is loose and I thought maybe super glue would fix it. Roco Spirit of 1776 C424 was sold in the US by AHM. A few small bits are shared with the FA and Shark sold by Model Power, but the drive is all it's own beast. BN caboose is an Athearn Santa Fe Dockside is Life-Like Kato Budd is a good score. BHP hopper is Life-Like, old Varney tooling I agree, a Life-Like set, engine is their standard GP38-2 and I do not believe any of those went to Australia

[@SMTMainline]

I've worked on a couple play-art locomotives in the past. Kinda junky but not too tricky to fix.

[@damianzionpascual3966]

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[@sven--yc1ix]

The first steam locomotive look like merk marklin

[@subjectnamehere4421]

as i am Australian these Australian locos are real i have been inside the cab of one when i was younger and they are amazing you have some great locomotives i have also been watching you for 2 or so years good job for 60 k!

[@AirportAviation380]

No, I don’t think you went in a GP-38 listed here but probably a smaller version. Where did you see it?

[@darrenoftheNorth]

A how to clean your n scale track would would make a great little video haha. Thanks for all the videos Harrison, like always. I look forward to them.

[@SMTMainline]

I just use a track bright. A lot of people don't like them but I find they work well.

[@railfaningthegreatlakescen8441]

The BN caboose is made by Bachman

[@Costco_mtndew]

20:37 the caboose is having some minor issue's, but its works. Proceeds to fall of the track.

[@SMTMainline]

The screws on the trucks are probably too tight.

[@Costco_mtndew]

@@SMTMainline yeah that seems about right.

[@Costco_mtndew]

@@SMTMainline also, thanks for the heart.

[@Lil_Pennsy]

I have the PRR, switcher & the ATSF loco & they run very well part from the PRR

[@eprohoda]

you did unusual ,see u around! 🤓

[@garysprandel1817]

Ok I was thinking maybe my 60 year old backside was having a senior moment with the BN and Seaboard System locos and I some how missed their unboxing. Looks like you had a similar issue with the BHP hopper I did with the Revell resto.looks like the trucks you had were off a longer car that had the trucks set back further hence the longer coupler shafts.

[@SMTMainline]

I think it's a life like but TYCO used a similar design so I can't be sure.

[@jdubs78]

I always enjoy your videos. I thought I’d add a few pieces of info. The BN caboose is an Athearn wide vision caboose. The BMS coal hopper is definitely a Life Like model. Lastly the Spirit of 76 locomotive looks to be a Alco C425 or a C430.

[@SouRwy4501Productions]

I’ve been comparing my AHM alco to real ALCo diesels and I’ve concluded that it is a c424

[@SMTMainline]

Thanks for the info!

[@Xtream__Attitude]

You've been on a hunt for that Australian loco and finally got it, I been after the Iowa Interstate Railroad Rock Isalnd heritage unit for 3 years and finally got it :)

[@SMTMainline]

They're pretty rare here

[@Xtream__Attitude]

@@SMTMainline Oh I know lol I'm in Ontario Canada any British locomotive is rare and hard to find here but when you find it at a good price you jump at it lol

[@oliverlyth7332]

Hi I love watching your videos and I am in Canada to

[@SMTMainline]

Land of the north

[@tylerkutcher]

The train at 17:52, isn't that the g1 transformers locomotive from the transformers train set? That's awesome

[@SMTMainline]

It sure is

[@noel.elcrackxd5191]

wow those model trains are amazing

[@tracksidemike]

Great video SMT Harrison keep it going nice job 🇨🇦🚂🥓👍🏻🔔

[@PWaco-yq7wr]

We been having a lot of problems with are club layout, I did video's on the problems I am hoping you watch a few video's, I see you have open some boxes, when are you going to open that weird box? with your family? I also got a note they said , my locomotive was shorting the layout.

[@Stanf954]

Kato makes an ez install interior light for thier RDC models.

[@SMTMainline]

That's good to know

[@therailfanman2078]

At my train club there's actually the caboose to a transformers train set.

[@SMTMainline]

Nice

[@GP30_DRGW]

I have that exact same PRR steam engine, it barely works and makes a really bad clicking noise when it does, definitely gonna have to open mine up and see what’s broken

[@SMTMainline]

It probably has stripped gears.

[@GP30_DRGW]

Finally got around to opening it up. You were right, it’s got some stripped gears

[@GreyBeardTrains]

That 1 silver box car goes to the transformer set

[@williammcgeehan3424]

12:13 Is a GP38-2.

[@Hazy429]

Please do another one soon. I can’t wait till you open my item.

[@SMTMainline]

I likely will next week.

[@Hazy429]

@@SMTMainline good!

[@Hazy429]

@@SMTMainline I like to get excited for your next video!

[@davidstrainsandlego]

Cool stuff

[@randallellison6421]

Very cool stuff Harrison@SMT Mainline! Learned something neat about that Athearn BN caboose from Jason@Train Freak. You may notice the letter P on the sides and on the cupola, that means it's what's called a "pool" caboose. These cabeese can run on other Railroads without having to be switched out for the host Railroad's own equipment. I actually have the same caboose as well. Also you can still find replacement trucks for the Life-Like hopper on Ebay or Kadee also makes a talgo style truck equipped with knuckle couplers should you decide to go that route.

[@SMTMainline]

I had never heard of that before, thanks for sharing.

[@randallellison6421]

@@SMTMainline no problem! If memory serves, Union Pacific and Southern Pacific also used pool cabeese during that era. I've seen models of the UP version, but can't recall seeing an SP model. It's possible that more roads also used pool cabeese as well.

[@MrBnsftrain]

You have some generous subscribers! Especially that Life-Like Australian train. Tyco also repainted some of their American models as Australian trains, but even less info on the internet exists on those. Tri-Ang and Lima both made Australian toolings, and the only other non-Australian company that made Australian model trains is Frateschi.

[@AirportAviation380]

If you do a bit of research you’ll find that apart from being very hard to find. The GP-38 Listed here was too high for Australian operators. The GP-38 didn’t come in set but came separately the one that I have.

[@chasesrailwaylinesrr6447]

I have that 2-6-0 it was a pain in the back to make work

[@shawnhurley8737]

Very good information mark thank you awesome video man keep them up appreciate it

[@theaustraliantrainspotter]

The Australian national loco was in operation in australia in the 80/90’s and were Australia’s country wide freight service and use to pull the famous Ghan loco but Australian National went out of business when pacific national was introduced and each state started making there own freight services so they don’t run any more and those models are quite common in aus if you want to find more I would recommend Australian modeller they sell all Australian trains and carriages

[@JBofBrisbane]

To be more precise, Australian National never had GP38s. This Life-Like loco is a factory repaint in the livery. They are cheap, but they run okay, and I've even seen one on a layout at a show that was DCC chipped!

[@theaustraliantrainspotter]

@@JBofBrisbane I did not know that I saw one at the Ghan museum in Alice

[@emdB67]

@@theaustraliantrainspotter The Australian National CK class (ex Victorian T class) was the closest full-size loco in appearance to these Life~Like Australian National GP38.

[@theaustraliantrainspotter]

@@emdB67 noted

[@SMTMainline]

Thanks for sharing. It was hard to tell since I know EMD was making diesels there at one time, sharing some designs with their north American counterparts.

[@JBofBrisbane]

The BHP hopper will have the same bogies as the Seakist boxcar.

[@stephenrickjr.7519]

You can never have enough locomotives.

[@MattKonsol]

Yes! I agree or any scale model trains like you know rare scales like american flyer s gauge.

[@SMTMainline]

That's right haha

[@avlisk]

Shipping costs from North America to Australia having skyrocketed. I collected Aussie trains for a couple of decades and sold most rolling stock a decade ago before shipping made it unrealistically expensive. I'm left with a couple dozen locos, but due to the cost of shipping, they will sit in my display case and my heirs will have to deal with disposal when I'm gone. Just not worth it. (And they are nice to look at anyway.)

[@SMTMainline]

I'm guessing the rising price of fuel and added carbon taxes have been why they've gone up so much. I remember when $15 seemed expensive for shipping.

[@BritishPatriot662-4]

Hi love your videos, in the past some American locomotives was sent to Australia and we're given Australian colour schemes during the diesel ization from steam, Western Australia and South Australia especially

[@robertrussell6774]

I hope all is well with you guys with that hurricane that came to your country are your grandparents OK in Florida

[@SMTMainline]

Thanks for the concern but luckily the Ottawa valley is very far away from the affected area. My grandparents are here at the moment as well.

[@Og_Mango]

Wait, 60K? Damn seems like yesterday you were still under 1k and going but scrumptious model trains.. good work man!

[@SMTMainline]

Hey it's been a while, how have you been? Yeah, things sure have grown.

[@cameronsaville3942]

That silver switcher with the silver box car is part of the tyco transformers train from the 80s

[@anythingvintage2952]

Well done mate, I believe the Australian locomotives and those carriages are from the life like rail chargers set. I have one too but different locomotive. I have the GM class which I think maybe the vr equivalent to the F9 locomotives

[@AirportAviation380]

GM class loco? With bulldog nose. I’m looking for parts. Super rare.

[@anythingvintage2952]

@@AirportAviation380 yeah mate, I have 2 of them, both work but 1 needs a shell, was exposed to sun through a window in a antique shop for a while before I got it and melted it. They are hard to find but last for ever

[@AirportAviation380]

@@anythingvintage2952 Ooooh yeah… I know a crane in my dads collection for he was a child Santa Fe which melted in the windshield of a car.

[@AirportAviation380]

@@anythingvintage2952 Which one needs a shell?

[@anythingvintage2952]

@@AirportAviation380 the bull nose GM/F9 unit. To your other reply, I didn’t think of it being possible for them to melt via sun but we learn something new each day

[@cmdrflake]

If those AHM industrial units were comparable to anything, based upon performance , it would be competitive on any drag strip. Zoom!

[@SMTMainline]

Haha. The ones made by marx go even faster

[@cmdrflake]

The Marx units were capable of impressive Mach numbers.

[@invest315]

Would like to see you finish the landscaping etc on your layout!!

[@Benthetrainkid]

Have you ever considered fixing the Tyco Transformers loco's rear coupler? Also for the LifeLike Australian National, the loco has a coupler box seperate from the wheelsets

[@randorodriquez9132]

Love your Amtrak train locomotive 🚂🚂

[@stephenhenion8304]

Model trains make such a great hobby. This channel is always great to visit. Been on the SMT Mainline for 3 years ! ... call me Casey Jones or Box Car Willie....

[@cashstrains652]

In the thumbnail they look like O scale but their actually ho scale

[@SMTMainline]

Kinda so

[@みかちん-x1g]

Very nice video ♪

[@elleryparsons2433]

Getting Into Model Railroading Is The Best thing you can Ever do.

[@zostrelling_]

That "WeLL fOlKs" at the start of every video is such a symbol of this channel. I don't even think its pre-recorded.

[@SMTMainline]

Nope, it's said every time on it's own.

[@EthanRailStudios]

Nice :D

[@newjerseydiesel8962]

Does anyone know if there’s any recommended book to help learn some of this stuff? I recently got a 1982 Marklin display board and a few engines plus a few O gauge Lionel’s and yesterday i got a box of HO engines some older and one DCC one so I’m all over the place and would like to learn as much as possible. Thanks! Also a marklin z scale suitcase train

[@SMTMainline]

hoseeker.net maybe? I get links from them constantly for stuff I work on.

[@NYandAtlantic]

Awesome haul videos of you fixing and explaining how to is a great help What locos do you recommend even for a beginner like my self always learning something new on your channel

[@SMTMainline]

If you want something cheap that works I would recommend athearn locomotives. If you want something to experiment repairs with, I'd go with life like.

[@nssrrailfan]

How can I send my mail in? Amazing videos!

[@Hazy429]

You have to send a item via P.O. Box, info in the P.O. Box video.

[@Hazy429]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/qpTFkGB8Zsp2b6s P.O. Box video with info

[@nssrrailfan]

@@Hazy429 Can I get a link?

[@Hazy429]

It’s in the description, I’m twelve and I’ve only sent one thing, with my parents. And it costs money to send via post office.

[@Hazy429]

Refresh.

[@austinposs3398]

I love your videos

[@joeythecat7482]

I one got that same life like ATSF 0-4-0 for $5 and it's a good runner

[@SMTMainline]

Very nice

[@rocketsnhotrods9022]

I got a question for your expertise I went n bought the new tsunami 2 decoder for my geniuses slab side gtel and it's fits on the 21 pin slot pretty lose were I gotta put pressure to it to get power n turn on is there a way I can tighten it up or would I need to get a new motherboard

[@Zaydytiscool]

i really like locomotives this is good

[@destroyer_fletcher7415]

I have some older equipment that i don't use that much anymore. Do you accept O gauge? *The equipment does have a full set of track, a transformer, and power supply as well as a 2-4-0 steam engine, tender, gondola, boxcar, and caboose

[@Hazy429]

Did you like your 3D printed train?