The Perfect Storage For Your Model Trains

[@billintex001]

As usual I'm way late to the party, but I find this video valuable none the less. Storage is always of great value. But the biggest takeaway for me, I'm really grateful for, it never occurred to me I'm damaging my traction tires by parking modern locos on sidings for extended periods of time. Very grateful for the tip.

[@WentzTrainFanatics]

@@billintex001 Thanks for watching and giving your feedback. Glad the video helped.

[@GfwTrains]

Whoa, this is really cool. Thank you for sharing this idea.

[@WentzTrainFanatics]

We thought so...lol. There were a few things out there, but this was the best for us.

[@GfwTrains]

@@WentzTrainFanatics Great video.

[@tonyarsenault4256]

Nice tip and great idea. Nice to see you guys back.

[@WentzTrainFanatics]

We're back and stronger than ever. Thanks for the support.

[@44VR1]

Is that the K-line GP38, and the MTH S2, MP15, and RS-2?

[@WentzTrainFanatics]

Yes, they are!

[@gusshadleythelunaticfromar7125]

I love the WTF, are you in Wentz Va? I lived in Andover for five years, should have stayed there.

[@gusshadleythelunaticfromar7125]

BTW just subscribed.

[@WentzTrainFanatics]

Last name is Wentz and my husband with his marketing background designed our logo to be a bit creative lol. The F is the F line for the subway in NYC. We are actually located on Long Island and share many LIRR models. Though it is pretty cool to know that there is a Wentz, Va. though

[@gusshadleythelunaticfromar7125]

@@WentzTrainFanatics the interstate railroad, part of Southern ran from Wentz to Miller Yard with connections with L&N N&W plus Clinchfield, 78 mi of track . With carload that rivaled the Virginian railway ten times the size buzy little railroad.