Can Gordon & Henry pull even more passenger cars? In this video they pull a 21 passenger car train with Gordon’s Coaches, James Coaches, Spencer’s and Flying Scotsman plus the Old SLow Coach. Can we make an even longer train?? Let me know in the comments if you want us to try more coaches. We did this video using only the long Bachmann and Hornby trains passenger coaches. We can use the smaller ones added in the next video.
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Added another Boxcar to my Star Trek train collection. Above is the playlist of all the unboxings from the Bradford Exchange Hawthorne Village Star Trek Series. Here is the most recent:
This is why Thomas & Friends were not at the Golden Spike Ceremony. TOday is the anniversary (150th!) of the Golden SPike Ceremony. In honor of that we are running are locomotives from the Bachmann Collector set:
At Trainworld: https://www.trainworld.com/manufacturers/model-train-starter-sets/bachmann-00827-transcontinental-w-sound-set/
We also have vintage Tomy Trains Gordon and Henry (rare and hard to find!)
Plus Lionel Trains James and Thomas
See my unboxing of the Bachmann Set:
More info on the set:
East meets West! History was made 150 years ago when the Transcontinental Railroad was completed in Promontory, Utah on May 10, 1869. A face-to-face meeting of two locomotives and the driving of silver and golden spikes to join the last two sections of track were the climax of the famous Golden Spike ceremony. Now you can celebrate this momentous event with the DCC sound-equipped Transcontinental train. This Limited Edition ready-to-run set has everything you need to get started in digital model railroading. It includes Bachmann’s exclusive, easy-to-use E-Z Command® digital system that lets you independently control the sound, speed, direction, and lighting of two decoder-equipped 4-4-0 commemorative locomotives. Relive all the sights and sounds of this historic meeting with the Transcontinental with Digital Sound!
This digitally controlled train set features:
• Collectors’ Card with an individual production number for this Limited Edition set (only 1000 sets produced)
• DCC sound-equipped 4-4-0 American (Central Pacific #60 “Jupiter”) with wood tender and operating headlight
• DCC sound-equipped 4-4-0 American (Union Pacific® #119) with coal tender and operating headlight
• old-time coach (Central Pacific)
• old-time combine (Union Pacific®)
• E-Z Command® Control Center with wall pack and plug-in wiring
• 56″ x 38″ oval of nickel silver E-Z Track®, including 12 pieces curved track, 4 pieces straight track, 1 terminal rerailer, 1 manual turnout – left, under-track magnet with brakeman figure, and 1 Hayes bumper
• body-mounted E-Z Mate® couplers
• illustrated instruction manual
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It is really here! Bachmann Trains HO Scale Narrow Gauge Thomas & Friends Rusty! From Trainworld.com! Check it out here: https://www.trainworld.com/manufactur… Thanks to Trainworld for sponsoring this video. More information is here: Bachmann #58603 Thomas and Friends Narrow Gauge – Rusty Narrow Gauge Thomas & Friends™ products are HO models that run on N scale track. Running from the main line at Crovan’s Gate to the Blue Mountain slate quarry, the Narrow Gauge Skarloey Railway provides important transport for Sodor Mining. Die-cast construction. Performs best on 11.25″ radius curves or greater.
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