Young Man, I throughly enjoy watching your videos on the MPC era Train Sets and your love of the Train Hobby, your videos shows that you don’t have to spend a lot of money on our train hobby to have fun. I’m also glad to see you the younger generation into the model Train Hobby, we need you young men and women to keep our great hobby going for generations to come! A big thank you for what you do for our great hobby. 👍👍🚂🚂
Picked up that same set about 8 yrs ago at a antique steam&gas show for 45 dollars.Got the Black River freight set in1976 for Christmas,same engine and tender only black B&O hopper ,Burlington Northern gondola Republic steel flat car Rio Grande Caboose had fun with it many years .❤😊😅💯💯🚂
Magnificent video of unboxing the model trains, i like it 5 stars. Thumbs up. Keep up the perfect work, my friend, just liked and subscribed, Greetings from Portugal to the USA.
That is awesome. I got that set the day after Christmas in 1973 half price from Kresgee. I love those tenders. If the belt breaks on the tender drum I have replaced them with silicone wrist bands. Great video and congratulations. Abd you got the original box. Those bells are easy to replace.
What a lot of Lionel Collectors forget, especially those who denigrate the MPC era Lionel trains is that most of these starter sets were sold as Children’s Toys, for children. My first Lionel set was an MPC starter set with a 2-4-0 loco, no smoke or headlight ( I’ve since added one) and similar freight cars. The only difference is the loco that came in mine was a metal casting. In the U.K. Lionel has a rarity value and tends to fetch quite high prices even on eBay. I have a Marx 666 which is a better locomotive and with a Lionel tender is quite able to pull Lionel cars.
I got this train set at a house sale for 20 bucks all the cars only thing wrong is the coal car is missing that round thing that makes the sound of steam but it's still working and looks decent this train
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Young Man, I throughly enjoy watching your videos on the MPC era Train Sets and your love of the Train Hobby, your videos shows that you don’t have to spend a lot of money on our train hobby to have fun. I’m also glad to see you the younger generation into the model Train Hobby, we need you young men and women to keep our great hobby going for generations to come! A big thank you for what you do for our great hobby. 👍👍🚂🚂
Picked up that same set about 8 yrs ago at a antique steam&gas show for 45 dollars.Got the Black River freight set in1976 for Christmas,same engine and tender only black B&O hopper ,Burlington Northern gondola Republic steel flat car Rio Grande Caboose had fun with it many years .❤😊😅💯💯🚂
Magnificent video of unboxing the model trains, i like it 5 stars.
Thumbs up.
Keep up the perfect work, my friend, just liked and subscribed, Greetings from Portugal to the USA.
I enjoyed your video and your explanations. The Southern set is definitely unique with the green molded plastic, and I think it is attractive.
That is awesome. I got that set the day after Christmas in 1973 half price from Kresgee. I love those tenders. If the belt breaks on the tender drum I have replaced them with silicone wrist bands. Great video and congratulations. Abd you got the original box. Those bells are easy to replace.
What a lot of Lionel Collectors forget, especially those who denigrate the MPC era Lionel trains is that most of these starter sets were sold as Children’s Toys, for children. My first Lionel set was an MPC starter set with a 2-4-0 loco, no smoke or headlight ( I’ve since added one) and similar freight cars. The only difference is the loco that came in mine was a metal casting. In the U.K. Lionel has a rarity value and tends to fetch quite high prices even on eBay. I have a Marx 666 which is a better locomotive and with a Lionel tender is quite able to pull Lionel cars.
I'm really liking the MPC era starter sets. They're a great value for today's collector. Congrats on getting a neat set.
Largely overlooked the MPC era trains are getting a fair amount of attention now days.
This set was my first ever train set. Great video
i have never watched any of your videos but i really liked this video and Congratulations to 500 subscribers😁👍
I got this train set at a house sale for 20 bucks all the cars only thing wrong is the coal car is missing that round thing that makes the sound of steam but it's still working and looks decent this train
Just subscribe , great unboxing ,see you later !!
I got that Blue Streak at a train meet, 40 bucks.
Them sets feel like the died and went to heaven on your railroad.