Tinplate Toy Trains

[@chrisdimeglio]

Priceless! Thank you!

[@angeloavanti2538]

Really stunning sets on a beautiful layout.

[@raysrails2164]

Thanks for sharing , thats the first time i saw the rabbit run , really made my day !

[@EdwardBallinger-uj7uy]

This is great!

[@roccodifranco7866]

What size bulbs bulbs did you use on the bridges

[@roccodifranco7866]

What kind of Bridges with the lights are they they look pre war that have been updated

[@NormanAllen-ps9ju]

This was a fine show of a selection of some of the best originals and reproductions ; but why is tinplate always run at breakneck speeds ?? It is hard to enjoy them rushing past !

[@jdog8875]

Great lighted finials on the bridges! Where did you find those?

[@justanotherdillhole7824]

hi i noticed the multi rail track, did you guys make it up or purchase? thanks scott

[@musicman8942]

I've never seen track like that - you're asking about the track on the outer loop right? Combo of standard and O gauge?

[@BAKU2K2]

The ones with the wooden ties are offered by Gargraves, while the ones with tinplate rails are custom made.

[@justanotherdillhole7824]

thank you@@BAKU2K2

[@musicman8942]

This answer makes no sense. You talk about wooden ties and then talk about tinplate rails. I don't see the tie-in. 2 different things.@@BAKU2K2

[@BAKU2K2]

@@musicman8942 0:09 Gargraves - Note the realistic wooden ties/sleepers. 0:30 Custom - This type of track is referred to as "tinplate" or "tubular" track throughout the toy/model train community.