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Absolutely superb. White rum and nutmeg wit the egg nog I hope! Love the abominable snowman, and I hope that red van/ bus gets out of the snow drift. It must be quite a chore cleaning up all of the plastic snow.

Well no wonder I can't find any decent condition Pre-War tinplate reefers Jim, YOU'VE got 'em all! Oh, mannnnnn... Serously though those are some beautiful old trains! I have to ask, what what the music used for the opening and ending sequences? It sounds VERY familiar, old movie familiar, but I just can't place it. Anyway, thanks for posting that wonderful video!

Very nice! I like all of the pre-war Lionel, whether original or reissue. I really enjoy a great, toy train set-up, especially with pre-war trains. It is just how they are supposed to be run. I run post-war, with the exception of my 1931 Winner set and a couple of small buildings and light fixtures. Either way, this is what the holidays are all about, in the Lionel World. An excellent video, as always.

WOW - a triple headed prewar Lionel O gauge train in the beginning. Me thinks the engines are 226E’s. Lots of double headed. Great O gauge run Jim. Love egg nog. Thanks for the nice video Jim. Have a merry Christmas. Another great video as always.

Awesome video! I appreciate seeing the classics in action. Great looking winter layout too.

Beautiful trains. Beautiful layout. Excellent video production. Keep them coming!

Very nice Jim as always. Impressive.

Thank you again for another great video! Awesome trains: The AF Burlington Zephyr shined, though it flew like lightning in a blur. The Lionel All-Chrome Flying Yankee was nice and shiny. The Great Northern Famous American Railroad Series Steamer, with it's Sound-of-Steam audio should encourage me to find some of my older sound stuff by Lionel. (So archaic compared to the Lionel sounds of today!) I'll have 6-months to look... Merry, Merry Christmas!

Merry Christmas. I like to run all my passenger sets at Christmas too!

Awesome train run! Thanks for sharing and Merry Christmas! 🎄

Wonderful as usual! Is that Flying Yankee a reissue or original?

This was so enjoyable to watch! Thank you for putting this together. Merry Christmas! 🎄💯🚂❤

The first sign of Christmas? Christmas tree stands springing up? Snow on the ground? Christmas music on the radio after Thanksgiving? NO! It's the Lake Shore all lit up and glittery with Christmas trains zipping on though! Thanks Jim! You've REALLY started the season for us!

always look forward to your video’s Merry Christmas 🎄

Well done Jim Merry Christmas to you and your family

Mesmerizing!! Thanks for sharing. Merry Christmas!

Hoo, Hoo, Hoo, where did the Snow go?

Excellent and professionally done video! You know your 200th episode will be coming up soon

Great display and trains.

I love it. So much to look at.

Snow, Hoo, Hoo, Merry Christmas. The Flying Yankee is a beautiful train, is it one of your creations? I saw Her at a Maine museum in the 80s, and She was in very poor shape. Ring it Out Santa! , but go easy on that main spring and that bottle of Ripoll.

I know very little about Marx but i must say some of that stuff was beautiful. In particular the set headed up by the engine with a searchlight on the tender. Thanks for sharing!

aren't those streamliners great runners? smooth, sleek, shiny and stable and not overly expensive sets when new, my favorite. my uncle had a flying yankee set he bought new and the price on the outer box was $12.50, in today's money about 300 bucks, not a cheap toy but it's still running!

Thanks to you for making this very entertaining and enjoyable video. So very professionally done. Merry Christmas and a Healthy and Happy New Year to ALL.

So great! I don't have trains set up this year, but this video really helps!

Ok, I was going to ask about the MPC steamers lack of sound, but I guess you fixed it. The windup bell ringing Santa, 40s, 50s, or 60s? Made in Japan? Very well made cuz it still works!

Merry Christmas ! The Chrome Flying Yankee is a real treat to see ! Thanks !

Cool stuff 😎

Beautiful JIm.

Very nice

I have the earliest cast version of this and have been working on it, intermittently, for over a year now. I reproduced the missing sheet metal cab components, and replaced the problematic direction switch, but the motor still refuses to run. I think the problem is an open field coil ground, which means I will be cracking open the motor housing. Thanks for posting. Your fantastic layout continues to inspire.

What film is it?

Mighty Sound of Steam on the Lake Shore? Will wonders never cease! MPC invades the Land Of Pre-War! Cool! I've got a MSoS locomotive but I had to pull the unit, the first power-up on the layout was "The Mighty Sound of SCREAM!" Damn near gave me a heart attack! : O

A wonderful old classic! Thanks Jim!

This is awesome! Thanks for sharing! 🤠

Keep our feathered friends fed.

Looks like a very modern Steamer Jim. Didn’t know you were into modern stuff. Looks good. Impressive.

How did you do these.

That is the coolest old school train ever

I have a 1930-1932 era Lionel standard gauge “bild-a-loco” that was my grandfathers. He got it when he was 7. I have all the pieces and would love some help assembling and learning more about it.

Love it! Lots of red on that T-rail track.

I remember that steam locomotive! That is a MPC era great Northern steam locomotive from Lionel!

Ahhh, The Mighty Sound of Static. Nice job, you, too MPC!

I guess I'm lucky to be in coastal Connecticut! We had a rainy Thanksgiving. But it was a much needed blessing.

Very amazing army train set from 1917 and thanks for sharing!

Really cool

This thing must be extremely rare! I have seen one or two reproductions on the Internet, and I know that MTH sort of made a remake of this in Desert colors based off of operation desert storm, but I have not seen an original before on TH-cam. Did you have this for its one hundredth anniversary in 2017? Or did you get it more recently?

So cool 😎

What a TREASURE 😊

Very nice old army train!