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Yes this layout was really something to see....

Thank you for watching, I'm glad you both enjoyed the Vid. 😁

Hi John, Thanks for watching the video. Yes we will be there . Rick and my self with the crew will be at the Windham gardens hotel Monday thru Wednesday. Then Thursday thru Saturday in the orange hall. Message when we get close if you think of it to remind me please.

@@lionelmaxltd Ok.....Rick knows me very well....LCCA is right around the corner, so just walk over!!!! I am sure Rick will be over with us during set up and to pick things up from us for the shop a couple of times.

@@johnsefko6481 , Looking forward to meeting you also . Thanks

Tom, I lived fora long time behind the Dairy Queen just down the street and I went to UPJ until I moved out East---so I still consider J'town to be home.

Thank You, someone took some time to refinish them

I'll try to get a video posted for this . Tuff this time of the year...

You got that rite. Your talking about the microwave bowel holder. I thought it was a real neat idea. Thanks for the comment.

😓 😯 😉 Yep me also lol lol

Sorry to hear that you have to work . Maybe next year

??? IDK looks good now

Hope to se ya at the next one

Thank you for the comment . Maybe we will see see ya next time

Hi , We are selling at a Greenberg show in Timonium Md this weekend. Hope you can make it , see you there.

This was just another marketing strategy by Lionel and other manufacturers at the time. Also homes were much larger and the larger trains had more room to run the rails.

My Mom was very crafty . She always looked at my trains as they were so very precious. That's how I became a train collector and see them the way she did. Check out the family layout this year and see all the trees and cars that mom made , They both worked on the cars. 😉☺

No I looked al over. I saw tell tale runs in the paint on the frame. Also looked at all the tabs for scratches and bend marks and saw none at all. Look at the break wheel stands, surface rust. The top of the tank has very small and lite spots of discoloring. The wheels and axles have the same. BUT IT DOSE LOOK VERY NICE............ never found one like this at a very nice price.... Thanks for looking

HI Great question. The show has been in the past the first Sunday in December. I will try to have more notice next year. Thanks for asking

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I wish we would have a spring show too 😀

The Hobby Shop

Your welcome, Hope you saw the show..... If not maybe next time... Thanks Happy holidays

Thank You

Sounds good and good luck benny.

@lionelmaxltd Thanks Tom you too💙

That area is private. It's the stock area. Entry is by special request.......

@@lionelmaxltd No its not. I am in that area every time I am in the store, but then I actually spend money in the store.

Great displays, fair prices. Every time greeted with a smile😀😃😄😁

Happy Thanksgiving to you too. Thanks for watching!

Great video!

​@@jonmiller2093 Thanks Have a good holiday

Your a lucky guy. Stop by and trade some stories with the new owner . Thanks for the short story. Could you tell us more form one of your stops in the Pittsburgh shop?

Hey Good idea. I will try that next show. There are a few in the next two months. Thanks

I'll try and get it next time...... January show....

@@waynemahler2015 glad you enjoyed the video. Try and get out there for a visit.....

The shop in very near Irwin Pa

@@lionelmaxltd thanks

Thank You

That's too bad , try and make on and stop and say hello.

I was given the tool from my friend Rick Neely from Neely's train shop. I'm Not really sure the name , I did find the tool on the web. The name was called....... 94K0704 - Screw & Nut Grabber Using the Screw & Nut Grabber to pick up a bolt 94K0704 - Screw & Nut Grabber Using the Screw & Nut Grabber to hold a screw by the head 94K0704 - Screw & Nut Grabber 94K0704 - Screw & Nut Grabber 94K0704 - Screw & Nut Grabber Screw & Nut Grabber The company name is Lee Valley . Hope this helps . Please do let me know , Thanks Tom

@ my big dude, thanks a lot !!!

I to like the new location much better also

@@TwistedMacGyversTrains glad you liked the video. Thanks

They have both O and HO scale

Same here.

@@lionelmaxltd Good! I had 'N' scale back in '71 but it didn't have the variety 'HO' scale had, I was going to try 'O' gauge but it was too ''toy like'' and not as realistic as 'HO' which won me over been with that scale ever since.

@@michaelquinones-lx6ks HI Michael, What ever you like. I like them all running in my world. Keep them running....

@@lionelmaxltd I will, Thanks.

This is a hobby shop . They have many hobbies there. I try to give a sample for everyone.....

There is a whole new vibe

Thank you It's really cool. I think the hand rails and the "cotter pin" holders are the best

Thank You

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Hi Brian, The Fort Pitt division Of The TCA will be having SUNDAY, December 15th, at the Pittsburgh Shrine Center, 9:00 AM - 3:00 PM Pittsburgh Shrine Center 1877 Shriners Way Cheswick, PA 15024-4443 I hope this helps

You are correct. I had a brain fart.... Cotter pins used to hold the hand rail. Also early standard trucks were held with the same.... Thanks