Los Angeles Live Steamers

We are back to the Los Angeles Live Steamers to ride the trains and see the shops!
Last week we looked at the connections to Walt Disney who was an avid steam enthusiast and back yard railroader. Over time much of his railroad, the Carolwood Pacific Railroad, was moved here to LALS.
From their web site:
The Los Angeles Live Steamers Railroad Museum (LALSRM) was founded in 1956. It was started by train enthusiasts for the purpose of educating people in railroad history and lore and also to further the avocation of live steam, gas-mechanical and electronic railroad technology.
We operate our 7½” gauge model trains for the general public to ride from 11 am - 3 pm every Sunday (weather permitting). We also have extensive layouts for 4¾”, 3½”, G, and #1 gauge model trains.
The Los Angeles Live Steamers Railroad Museum survives solely on donations by railfans who visit and ride our trains (suggested donation $3.00). In keeping with our philosophy of giving back to our community, we also host special events for Children’s Hospital, The City of Hope, Make-A-Wish Foundation, Tri Valley Special Games and other organizations.
lals.org/

[@vettebecker1]

Got the chance to visit here 20 years ago, awesome group of people! Spent a few days there at the track visiting California from the east coast.

[@JerkRice]

Proves that trains are fun to watch no matter the size.

[@ToyManTelevision]

Yup

[@bnsfbandit9807]

This is true screwing around! I would love to have on of these!

[@ToyManTelevision]

Right??? Bug money! But dang...

[@bnsfbandit9807]

@@ToyManTelevision haha!

[@1corycar]

LOVE LOVE LOVE going here, but it's been awhile. My brother in law (Matt Mason) used to drive down here from Sacramento every year and we'd drive up (from Orange County) to visit for the day. I could ride those trains all day. I love the bridges - especially the one WAY out in back. It's been about 6 years since I've been there, so even though this video is older - it's good to see again! Thanks for the memories!

[@justindampier9017]

Another fantastic video! I

[@ToyManTelevision]

Thanks

[@robertemmons2260]

Another very cool video!

[@johnnyjames7139]

My grandpa took me their when the club started in the 1950's. Now I am 73 and a member. To bad. I wasn't there the day of your visit. I run steam.

[@danielboone3770]

I love Los Angeles Live Steamers! Especially 'cause of Walt Disney's barn!

[@ToyManTelevision]

Daniel Boone need to see inside. And the family museum in San Francisco

[@MrBillCNW]

Great video, Thank you

[@AODProds]

Alex O'D here - Was a pleasure hosting you guys and I'm so honored to have my work featured in one of your videos! Love the feature of my scratchbuilt 1" scale Chama coal tower and Santa Fe Alco DL-109 diesel. The last few years I've been leading the largest rehabilitation and expansion of our 1" scale track in our club's history - I'm so happy to see the scale thrive and continue to grow in popularity. You guys are awesome and welcome to to revisit the club anytime!

[@ToyManTelevision]

Hi again!!! I hope I mostly got it right. 1 inch scale is really sort of rare. But it seems you guys are doing as much 1 inch as 7 1/2 inch. I know a guy with a 4 3/4 inch or 5 inch not sure. Anyway he has never fired it up!! He bought it like 30 years ago. As far as I know he still has it. Anyway thanks!!! We had a ball!!!

[@christopherhereford1803]

Thank you Dale and Karyn! God Bless! Nice to have you cracking up at the end (that was contagious!) Another splendid video, which had us spellbound!

[@ToyManTelevision]

Thanks!!!! Fun place. We had a ball

[@michaelglass7047]

Looove this video 👍

[@ToyManTelevision]

FUN place. FUN people

[@VW7472]

You 2 are so much fun to watch and learn from keep it up!

[@ToyManTelevision]

Thanks! VW? I love the thing. And the karman Ghia.

[@richardmaximegagne344]

wow its great to see wish I could really visit this place

[@johnjornod6429]

Catching up on old videos you have made because I REALLY LOVE how you always give all the details about the places you visit. Next time you're out Denver way there is a fun train town called Tiny Town. It's address is Morrison, Colorado. But it is up Hwy 285. Probably the second range of mountains past the Hog Backs(the first little range of mountains ). 5 minutes into the mountains. Their website is down, but they say they are going to open in May. About 5 years ago when I visited they had just had a Mason Bogie Steam Engine built. Plus they have 4 or 5 other engines. Not nearly as big or grand as the LA Steamers but a fun place to screw around.

[@edwinklemm3960]

TY both for taking us along and we will be w/ you as you visit the next door neighbor. We were both excited to visit Sonoma Traintown a cpl of months ago. It was Patty's 1st time but not mine. As always, I greatly appreciate all your Screwing around and taking us along with you. Ed & Patty

[@ToyManTelevision]

Edwin Klemm Train town is great!!!!

[@edwinklemm3960]

@@ToyManTelevision I know, the entire town of Sonoma is great. My father, just before he passed at 95, was in the convalescent hospital just yards to the north. Every 1/2 hr he got to watch the train as it went by...what a blast for him. So many memories of being there (Sonoma) and of traveling to Santa Rosa where him and Mom lived. That little bit of Highway 12 is the best part of road in CA, in my openion.

[@Ericland_Entertainment_Inc]

Awesome! I've been there before to ride the trains, and to see Walt's barn! Also, you'd like the Riverside Live Steamers. I used to work there, and probably gonna go back!

[@ToyManTelevision]

Planning to visit riverside and the raceway museum too!

[@Ericland_Entertainment_Inc]

@@ToyManTelevision CANT WAIT

[@Ericland_Entertainment_Inc]

@@ToyManTelevision I have my own model railroad, it's on my channel. You'd like it

[@ATSFVentaSpurNscaler]

Hello Dale and Karyn! Well, you went and did it again. You brought KZbin another amazing and snazzy excursion into the miniature world of live-steam model trains. All aboard! Thanks for taking us along for the ride. -from Tom Pilling

[@ToyManTelevision]

Hi Tom! We have a short glimpse of an n scale layout in the middle of full sized locomotives. Oh, and two 1:3 scale locomotives.

[@DarrelCarson]

I hope for your sake that your Zoink is insured. If somebody runs over that thing you may have a huge liability issue that could get pretty ugly not to speak of the damage done to the Zoink itself. 😺

[@ToyManTelevision]

Sadly it was run over. BUT its quite rugged. And mostly flat, like a rug.

[@karynfelix-the-Cat]

They keep saying that spring is just around the corner... In this case.. they'd be right!

[@ToyManTelevision]

Puts the zing in zonk!

[@ToyManTelevision]

Rare Tasmanian Zonk. Sort of like a living frisbee that eats pizza.

[@karynfelix-the-Cat]

eclemensen A Zoink is somewhere between the element zinc... and a noble gas... like Krypton.. when combined with that pizza... ZOINK!

[@feelup74]

Really loved all the information you guys out out!

[@gunnyu.s.m.c8606]

i hate it when that happens 🤣, but that place is unbelievably beautiful, my compliments

[@ToyManTelevision]

Hi gunny. Cool place right? In another life I will do live steam. If we have more money in said other life!!!

[@jasonelzer4007]

Greetings from Bountiful, Ut... I love the weekly journeys you take us on. I grew up in the San Fernando Valley so trips to Travel Town in the mid to late 70's were common. My Dad taught me the fine art of screwing around early in life. Thanks for doing all you do Dale & Karyn. Safe journeys y'all!!!

[@ToyManTelevision]

Bountiful!! David lived there. Not up there as much after he died but his wife and me nephew are still there.

[@grobterm]

Been waiting on a video like this from you for a long time! Great video!

[@ToyManTelevision]

Such a fun place!!!!

[@owenmeschter9888]

I got a very lovely tour from a relative's friend, and boy is that place just a hub-bub for having fun and screwing around! Definitely a magical little railroad haven. Travel Town is also super fun for folks who are more into the really big stuff! Can't wait for next Sunday's show :)

[@ToyManTelevision]

And a tiny look at Melody Ranch and Whiskey River Railroad

[@danielboone3770]

I love Halloween too so I have gotta go there!

[@ToyManTelevision]

Daniel Boone be really fun!

[@jamesberryjr5300]

We have a group called North Georgia Live Steamers about 3 miles from where I live. They give rides 3 or 4 times a year. It's a great railroad and the club has been around for a long time. Check them out. Mabey yall can make it here one day. As always another great video.

[@ToyManTelevision]

Friends in Atlanta area. We were heading there several months ago... trip went tragically away. But we still want to get there.

[@OutdoorsWithShawn]

If you're ever around New Orleans, there's a nice garden railroad at the city park garden. Best to see it when there's a park event going on. Nice video, I enjoyed it

[@ToyManTelevision]

Really want to see the area. We stole your basketball team, the Jazz. Now the Utah Jazz. That’s like saying Manhattan farmers.

[@williamdkeet9604]

Another great video Dale and Karyn! Love the LA Live Steamers! I can't wait for your Travel Town episode next Sunday. My parents used to take me to Travel Town frequently in the late 50's, probably starting around 6 or 7 years old. Have watched it grow, then contract (when the 134 Freeway which runs past it was built). For many years they housed a large collection of old Los Angeles area fire engines and equipment.

[@ToyManTelevision]

I remember those. Really new place. Mostly same stuff. Missed the 15 inch live steam locomotive but found it on the Whisky River Railroad. Great history on that. I saw it parked in an ally in 1970 or so. Super cool 😎.

[@drgw489productions]

5:57 gotta love that ATSF warbonnet!

[@ToyManTelevision]

Love that train. Small and perfect

[@johnreynolds4974]

I do suggest the "Ghost Train" at Halloween... It has been a popular attraction at the Live Steamers for over 20 years now. There was a plan to end it (for several reasons) and it was cancelled one year BUT it had become such an institution that it is not going anywhere... As to that "steam pump" looking thing --- I believe that is the control stand for the older of the two hydraulic lifts at the facility. --

[@rockdalegaming8944]

Your channel is mesmorizing. Some years ago, a friend posted on FB about the Big Boy. It was the first time I had heard of it, and in recent months, my interest in railroading is growing. Thanks for helping that interest along. :-)

[@ToyManTelevision]

It’s a great hobby to get into

[@prakashkadaroo4012]

I wish I could give you guys two thumbs up instead of one great job

[@ToyManTelevision]

Thanks!!!! Happy with this one. I’ve watched it hundreds of times. Well, that’s just editing but I have watched the posted video several times. What a great place!!

[@jasonnemjo5981]

Thank you for sharing this. I didn't even know such clubs exist. Reading the comments from other folks below it looks like they exist all over the US. I'll have to add to my bucket list to visit one of these clubs.

[@ToyManTelevision]

This is a great one. But they are around. We have 2 in the salt lake area. And 2 private railroads that sort of function as clubs.

[@IndianaNorthWestern]

Last year I took my Berkshire and a few of my coaches and toured a bunch of 7 1/4 gauge live steam groups like the LA live steamers basically to raise money for families who didn't have enough money for Christmas, we made around $20,000 and we might do it again and I think we will do more, and you'll know it's my loco because it is exactly like the full scale version just tiny, like somebody shrink it down, it's name is Artemis and it's number is 1775, she's a massive beast and is very loud.

[@IndianaNorthWestern]

And we can't forget the five chime whistle, like the one on 844.... There's a reason I get noise complaints a lot...

[@ToyManTelevision]

So it’s 7 1/4 inch gauge. Can that run on 7 1/2 inch track? Disney’s locomotive was also 7 1/4. Never sure how that works out.

[@john15207]

thats a awesome place i would be in my glory there and especially when you go next-door it be a incredible feeling to stand next to a full size steam train there or like bigboy 4014 come may just standing near it be breath taking and overwhelming in a good way of course so looking forward to that video as well

[@ToyManTelevision]

Ed is posting video on the almost finished big boy in the next few days. We will share.

[@john15207]

awesome that will be cool!

[@jorgel.fernandeziii8278]

It’s missing a Florida East Coast railway members in the different gauge’s too ! I’m not familiar with any except the ones here in Texas ! The last time I was their I visited the (“Florida Gold Coast Museum”) they did not have a ride on mini-train ! 😔 but that was years ago ! The only place that I know of in the state of Texas still has a park similar to that is one called Zube Park ! Galveston Railroad Museum,(“ we’re 17 railroads met at one time”), the Houston Railroad museum, (“ presently in Tomball”) and the one caboose in Katy !!! I know we have a dinner train north in Palestine Texas I believe but other than that it’s about all I can think of !

[@ToyManTelevision]

Thanks. There was a railroad there where SP 1744 ended up. Can’t recall. Now that locomotive is somewhere else. So many trains!!!

[@jorgel.fernandeziii8278]

Toy Man Television I know the one you’re talking about it was the Southern Pacific’s (“Sunset Limited”) ! It left from either “Tallahassee, or Jacksonville, Florida” and it ended at ; I believe Los Angeles California ! Another famous named train ! (“The Sunset Limited”) Would have been one of my favorite trains to ride because of the fact that it hits the three major states that I have family in Florida Texas and California ! Too bad it’s still not around anymore ! A few years ago ‘before hurricane Ike’ we had a Galveston Limited named the (“Yellow Rose of Texas”) !!! It would depart from Houston, arrive in Galveston, am then back to Houston and so on and so forth on Fridays Saturdays and Sundays !!! It was run by the Galveston Railroad Museum ! All kinds of People would bring their bicycles and put them in the “baggage car” and get off at the rear of the building of the Galveston Railroad Museum on the strand of Galveston !!! It’s really worth it to come down during spring or fall to enjoy that type of weather down here because once winter hits, it’s bad ! State of Texas has some really crazy and weird weather !!! Jorge 🌊🐺

[@FutureRailProductions]

Looks like a fun trip. I really want to become a member now.

[@ToyManTelevision]

Expensive but well worth it

[@paulsmith6616]

Great video as usual and many thanks for mentioning snow as the record breaking heat wave goes on here. The live steam park seems to exaggerate its size as you pointed out it does not have a great amount of land. Boy haven't they packed in the detail! Great fun and much appreciated.

[@ToyManTelevision]

Perhaps the heat will kill some snakes. Boy I wish you could send a box of heat here! We are hunkered down waiting for a major storm in a few hours. Behind that is a cold front. Expecting 13 degrees Fahrenheit

[@paulsmith6616]

@@ToyManTelevision Looks like we all have the rough end of the stick, stick a fork in us to see if we are done and you doing your impressions of meat pops ..... Keep safe guys.

[@Rebel9668]

Looks mostly more like "live dieselers", lol. Still a neat place :)

[@johnnyjames7139]

Rebel9668 I am a member of LALS, I only run steam because that is what I built. I have been visiting that club since the beginning. The fake diesels make the sunday public hauling easier.

[@royreynolds108]

At 4:01 from what I see is probably 2 devices. It is hard to distinguish because there is something on the track immediately behind it. The large bulbous thing on the large diameter pipe on the left looks like a vacuum breaker which is a backflow preventer in a water line. To the right of that is a 1/2 , 3/4 or 1 inch pipe with a muffler and a valve from a service station for the hoist to raise a vehicle to work on the vehicle. The track section just showing in the lower right of the frame is lower than the other tracks and lower than the track of the turntable because it is built on top of the hoist piston to be able to unload and load equipment from trucks and trailers of varying heights to the railroad . In the '50's and '60's hoists from old service stations were readily available and fairly inexpensive to buy. They are almost infinitely adjustable which is good for this use.

[@ToyManTelevision]

Wow!! Yup!! It’s interesting that no one knows what it is. At least the people we spoke to had no clue. One guy thought it was art!!!

[@kend5164]

Keep making more love steam ones. Go to shay Park again these are seriously the best ones you make !!!!!

[@ToyManTelevision]

YES!!! Snow snow go away!! Come again another day!! Snow snow go away!! So we can go and play at shay!!

[@jacobramsey7624]

Thous locomotive facilities you were talking about are the steam up bays. They use those bays to fire up and put away there steam locomotives. There set up like that so you can work around and under the locomotive while you work on it.

[@pbyfr]

A nice place. Live steam is quite tempting, but I don't have enough time to do everything!

[@ToyManTelevision]

Yes. But..... dang!!!

[@nathancorcoran5347]

One of my neighbors has his miniature railroad it's one of the scales that is in the Los Angeles live steamers and also he has a electric locomotive that is similar to the two Santa Fe electric locomotives except it doesn't have the same color or Santa Fe logo, it has probably a yellow and even has a green color and red too and it is spelled hunter valley and pacific railroad.

[@bnsfbandit9807]

What are you talking about lol

[@nathancorcoran5347]

I'm just talking about my neighbor that his miniature train ride its one of the scale tracks it's probably the 7 1/2 inch track and the AT&SF electric locomotives are similar to the electric locomotive that my nayber has that I said to you.

[@nathancorcoran5347]

And I know that the smallest miniature train ride is the 3 inch dual track.

[@nathancorcoran5347]

But the very small one are the Garden Railways.

[@nathancorcoran5347]

I would like to go and see the Los Angeles Live Steamers Railroad Museum.

[@fanatichighdesertrailroader]

You should plan on showing up for the spring meet . There are more trains than you have toys . Been there was a member at one time. Great video Dale.

[@ToyManTelevision]

Love to. Heck we are there all the time as daughter lives there.

[@macguysgarage]

Aw man...why did you run over the Zoink? 😂 I was going to give you 5 stars for the show but now you get another 5 stars😆(laughter is the BEST medicine!) Loved the show as always!

[@ToyManTelevision]

The zonk was OK!. The tire, not so much. The Zonk is a shark little guy. Teeth. Claws. But sweet. It like a cat. The ultimate killing machine, frustrated because people keep picking it up and kissing it.

[@bobrenner7213]

Have you done a trip to Orange Empire Railway Museum in Perris, CA? I really enjoyed being able to spend almost a day there.

[@ToyManTelevision]

Bob Renner yes. Sort of. It’s the story of Ward Kimball really early show from the narrow gauge convention in geeee. Like 2014?? Anyway they took us out to see Wards Railroad but the museum was closed. Sort of saw a few things. But really need to get back. Wanted to ride the light rail there as it’s been finished. But they only run it on weekdays and the museum is only open on weekends

[@loisraymcinnis6006]

My friend got flooded out and it wrecked all his layout and books; so sad.

[@drgw489productions]

I’ve seen a few 7-1/2 gauge SD-70 just like that ATSF one there but it had a small diesel motor in it and was almost identical to a full scale one, kinda rare-ish but it’s that time of year for modeling again

[@ToyManTelevision]

Train489 Official I wish they had been running it.

[@scottmoldenhauer9390]

Nice video, thanks, I have modeled in outdoor live steam 3 1/2" gauge, I believe the third gauge you showed is 3 1/2" gauge. commonly the models are 3/4" scale, although the engine i had was 1" scale 3 1/2" gauge.

[@ToyManTelevision]

I think that is the smallest gauge out there 3 1/2. The other gauge is 5 inch gauge although I believe they run there is it four and three-quarter inch? 1/12 scale anyway. Originally that was 5 inch but as that scales out to 5 foot a lot of people shortened it to four and three-quarter to make it closer to 4 feet 8 1/2. But always 112 scale

[@HunterR909]

When I was much younger, I was hired at Travel Town to walk along the perimeter tracks and pick-up trash along the right of way, (Back then they had a small trolley car running around the place). Nowadays it is a park sized miniature passenger train, The place has changed since I was there last more of the cabeese are now closed to the public for so-called safety reasons, But I feel they should allow people to walk through the cabeese, and Passenger Equipment because the would show what accommodations were like way back before Amtrak Took over. Oh yeah, they also have an N-Scale layout in the back of the main building, (With its own nuclear power plant) hehe.

[@ToyManTelevision]

HunterR909 yup. Next Sunday show!!

[@JHGwjesusLuv]

Hi, That was a great vlog . Have you ever gone to the garden train in Pomona, Ca in what is now the LA CONTY FAIR . When I was growing up it was called The Pomona Fair. Progress huh! Anyway the subject is the Fairplex gardentrain. A Great garden train worth seeing if you haven't seen it yet.

[@ToyManTelevision]

We saw it, but it was closed. DANG COOL!!

[@JHGwjesusLuv]

I know you love garden trains so here's a vlog with a great history of LAs Gardentrain in Pomona,ca over the years hope you enjoy it. kzbin.info/www/bejne/b5PHmIyAi7l-ZsU

[@dakotashowalter5949]

I wish I could afford to do stuff like this

[@ToyManTelevision]

Dakota Showalter it’s expensive. Really expensive

[@dakotashowalter5949]

@@ToyManTelevision I now I would love to go see stuff

[@axelpatrickb.pingol3228]

You can, you just have to sacrifice everything else for functionality.

[@justindampier9017]

There is a livesteam club not far from Jacksonville FL. I know a few members. Y'all should come down here one winter!

[@ToyManTelevision]

It’s a plan. Sort of. Karyn has a friend in Orlando area. I’ve never been south of DC. But it looks nice!!!

[@hamiltonsullivan6563]

Morning toyman

[@ToyManTelevision]

Morning!!!

[@GoodKingStephen]

YOU SHOULD go to ZITNIK TRAINS in florida, my dad told me when I visit him, he will take me there

[@RENunez-sd6ov]

Any word on the Big Boy 4014 and when are you coming out to the Fairplex Garden Railroad here in Pomona. we also have Rail Giant Museum, where Big Boy called home. Well drop me a line, and maybe we could meet up at the Fairplex, give you a tour.

[@ToyManTelevision]

Ed is working on a video of the mostly finished Big Boy! He is posting to Facebook and KZbin in about a week. We will co release a video then. Locomotive is almost running again. Still a lot to be done. Once the boiler testing is finished and the locomotive is working and tested, then jacketing an paint and final testing on the mainline anyway soon. Waiting for Ed’s video in a week or so. Don’t know. But soon!!

[@ToyManTelevision]

Love to see the place at fairplex. Have you been to guys hobbies? Link on our channel header. I have an email link there on the contact page. Don’t want to post email address but that sends to me without posting my address

[@ToyManTelevision]

Guys hobby’s hop.com

[@ToyManTelevision]

Guyshobbyshop.com

[@gunnyu.s.m.c8606]

right 😉

[@Mike-tg7dj]

Do the diesel engines have traction motors? Or are they shaft driven?

[@ToyManTelevision]

Mike Lcml5c hi. Hydraulic system. Almost like traction but a hydraulic pump on the engine and small hydraulic motors on the axles

[@danw1955]

Like Toy Man said, they're hydraulic or hydrostatic actually. A lot of forklifts and road equipment use this system because it's very efficient and very configurable, plus the hydraulic motors can be tiny and yet produce an incredible amount of torque and you can control multiple motors with a single hand valve that is coupled to the 'pump' on the drive engine. The pump is basically a swash-plate driving multiple lateral pistons inside a cast iron or steel case, to pressurize the system. By controlling the angle of the swash-plate, you control the volume of oil circulated and the speed and direction of the hydraulic motors. They generally use a hydraulic 'accumulator' to smooth out the pulses of the pump and absorb pressure spikes that may occur when throttling up the driven motors.😉 (I used to work on forklift transmissions, so I know all this stuff, LOL!)😁

[@warbabyproductions]

I just Use my snow blower because THE snow was to thick for THE shovels

[@ToyManTelevision]

We are waiting for the storm from hell. It's in Washington right now. We are gassing up 2 snow blowers (not lie)

[@karynfelix-the-Cat]

I usually wait until it's knee deep! If I wait long enough.. it melts.

[@robertsnyder5149]

Toyman did you take in the "train show" this weekend at the puyallup fair grounds in Puyallup?

[@ToyManTelevision]

ROBERT snyder geee nope

[@19brandon66]

I lost my Zoink 'bout 3 days ago...still lookin for it. Hope you find yours...

[@ToyManTelevision]

The cops had it. It’s safe. Need to bail it out

[@MustangsTrainsMowers]

I wonder did they even operate in 2020? Are they opening in 2021?

[@ToyManTelevision]

Yes. But I don’t think ever open to the public

[@silkylove2055]

You know it's really fucked up now that youtube has these annoying commercials that my adblock cannot block! I hardly watch KZbin because they started doing this shit! Keep your great reputation you tube!

[@oregonrailfan7046]

You should go to travel town that's also in LA

[@ToyManTelevision]

Editing that right now. Including the Daylight painted Melody Ranch Railroad which is now their 15 inch gauge railroad.

[@robertdavies5501]

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[@NickDiBella716]

Another great video!

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