Ride on train.

[@AtticusRex]

You just keep coming up with awesome stuff! Very cool!

[@intocoasters]

Thanks man! Non-stop tinkering really. :)

[@voiceofjeff]

LOVE the train. Enjoyed the video. The best part was being able to ride it myself. It's fun and really cool! For those who don't know this guy, he's a good friend and comes up with some of the most brilliant and insanely cool stuff you've ever seen, or imagined. I'm glad to call him my friend!

[@intocoasters]

Jeff, the honor is mine to call you a friend. Oh! I added a headlight to the train - remote color select as well. Come check it out!

[@OutdoorsWithShawn]

Why did I get stuck with crappy neighbors and not people like you?!?! That's pretty cool! Always wanted a miniature train in my yard

[@intocoasters]

This made me laugh! I worry that my neighbors think "why did I get stuck with this weirdo who rides trains in his back yard?" I have wanted a miniature train ever since I saw a documentary on Walt Disney and it showed him with his miniature train. If you were my neighbor, you'd be more than welcome to ride!

[@lightman500]

Terrific! Love it. Great addition to your already stupendous show!

[@intocoasters]

Thank you much! I'm hoping the kids will enjoy riding it as much as we do. LOL I mean, after all I am a big kid.

[@lightman500]

@@intocoasters They will.... in fact I would love to ride it... LOL

[@intocoasters]

C'mon over! You can even drive it and sound the horn. Yes. It is very satisfying to blast the horn lol

[@fredsheya2611]

You come up with some pretty cool stuff my friend. I wish that there was a way that I could talk with you about a few of them. Other than on here not to give out too much information. But you have some really great things going on.

[@intocoasters]

Thanks man! maybe we can chat by email?

[@Sandcem]

never cease to amaze me man! great job!

[@intocoasters]

Thank you! I've always wanted a miniature train - Halloween was a great excuse to pull the trigger on this project. We are going to not run the dark ride this year (convert it back to a walk through). Hopefully the train will be a hit.

[@Sandcem]

@@intocoasters RIP dark ride. Can't wait to see the walkthroughs

[@davemartinez614]

That's awesome

[@intocoasters]

Thank you!

[@sithlordsoup]

So cool man

[@intocoasters]

Thank you!!

[@BudhagRizzo]

Very cool!

[@intocoasters]

Thank you!

[@telecasterbear]

Nice location for it. Well done.

[@intocoasters]

Thanks man! I wish you were local and could see it in person, even take it for a spin.

[@Sillyzombie666]

how long untill spooky train rides start lol

[@369284ab]

Very good question!

[@intocoasters]

Almost immediately! Well, I haven't figured out the spooky part yet. But there will be a tunnel with enough clearance on the sides for props and decorations.

[@johntheillon6614]

Hello! Really liking the progress that's been made! I have a question: How easy / difficult do you find it to disassemble the track ... move it ... and set it up again? Also, if I wanted to contact you, outside of here, w/questions or for add'l info., how's the best way to do that? Thanks! -John "T."

[@intocoasters]

2 socket wrenches is all that is needed. 4 bolts and 2 connector plates per joint. It's not difficult to move 2 pieces of track at a time, they are not terribly heavy. I'm gonna guess less than 30lbs per segment. email works for me - [e-mail]

[@johntheillon6614]

@@intocoasters ... Thank you, Sir! I appreciate the info ... ! I've been "this close" to getting something done, with either the Lawntracks Train and/or a Trackless Train for a Mini/Mobile RR business. And, twice I've gotten de-railed. Once in June of '18 (health) and in '20 with the whole Covid thing. It just may be time to have a go at re-Re-Launching this! I appreciate the eMail, too. As this thing would unfold, I may "raise my hand" with questions, for info., etc. I like your set-up(s), btw! Just wondering, where are you located? THANKS!! -John "T."

[@intocoasters]

@@johntheillon6614 I wish you the best of luck! It's been a project in the making for about 15 years for me. Lots of false starts as well. I considered a trackless train for many obvious conveniences, but calling a train rather than a tram just felt.... wrong. LOL I worked with Dan at Lawntracks and he was awesome in steering me in the right direction. And yes! Feel free to reach out via email - I love indulging in my hobbies with other enthusiasts. This is set up in eastern North Carolina. About 12 miles from the Outer Banks.

[@reeloriginal3359]

Dumb question: does it use a motor or engine?

[@intocoasters]

Not a dumb question at all. This uses two 24 volt electric motors. Thanks for asking!