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Awesome! 😎

Great, is this O Scale? What track do I need to test one? Thanks

Outstanding!

The Pacemaker box car has a magnetic plunger on the bottom that works when you activate the magnetic uncoupling track. It’s just a spring mechanism that should be easily repaired if it doesn’t work. It opens the door and the man appears in the doorway. You reset it by closing the door.

Looks like a new train, the question is,why would you buy a new train?

Lionel's most iconic postwar engines ever. The 2343s were the best F3s.

Let’s see that Pennsylvania mpc f3

Very cool

Postwar rules!

That barrel looks lonely.

Nice! And I can almost smell the smoke!

Me likem plenty good.

It's really looking good, nice update! 👍

You have it going on her, pretty elaborate here. Nice accessories.

The prewar trains are so very colorful. How big is your layout?

Glad to see you again😊 The prewar additions look fantastic!

I love how this layouts turning out

Great work! It’s so cool watching these updates.

Very nice model

Nice

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Nice but you didn’t explain how to do those two things. Loading the spring and installing the plunger.

I have a 700E, 2 1950 773s, 1 1964 773, the 5340 700E remake and the 783, 784 and the 785 like this one. And I think it is the best looking and best running of the whole group. I’ve had it since it was new and haven’t had to do anything except oil and lube it. Yours looks great, thanks for sharing👍

How did you sync the two Mth crossings mine are out of sync

Gotta love these turbines man, they were Lionel’s workhorses for the postwar era

super fun

fun traditional style layout

Looking awesome!

Nice postwar train! Love it!😊

Marx 898 0-4-0 Electric Steam Locomotive Green Lit marker lights is a post WW2 era set made between 1946-53. Hope that helps.

I think you have done a fine job on your city scene in particular and your layout in general. Thanks for sharing.

Keep up the good work! Your layouts looking great! Love the Postwar 50’s feel!

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Note that the entire boiler casting on the 225E is totally different from the 224E ! It is bulkier and has different detailing than the 224E ! The. 225E was meant for Lionels larger series of "0" gauge cars prevalent in the 1930's.

Keep up the good work!! It’s looking amazing!

Coming along nicely! Like you, I prefer the simplicity of conventional control, it’s just easier in the long term to me.

tickticktickticktickticktick (turbine noises)

Looking great 👍

If you dont do anything else. It's a great layout.

I hate guys like you with all that space to play with.... Just kidding! That a hell of a job you're doing with that layout, my sincere compliments! A great layout with great trains and the wife says you've got great taste in music! Thanks for posting!

Nice postwar-themed layout! I also use toggle switches and the mechanical clicking matches the postwar mechanical feel of everything.

Your postwar layout is looking incredible! I really like the left side with the foam and the PlasticVille Airport. 💯❤️😎

Great angle with the NYC!

Awesome!

Beautiful Postwar Turbine working hard!

Great run session with the perfect music choice!

The yard looks absolutely amazing! Great work!

Enjoyed seeing your layout and trains ! Your fanciful tunnel reminds me of some I saw in a train shop in Budapest several years ago.

First comment and like nice trains

Hi its me again i have another question how did you wire your block signal to one of those switches, i tried that before and everytime i throw one of my switches i have a outer passing loop it doesn't change the signal color i have three signals 2 modern and one semaphore so what am i doing wrong also sorry if this comment is too big also my switches are o 27 gauge