Tinplate Train - Lionel and Bing and Marklin Model Trains - Toy Trains in O Scale
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 27 ส.ค. 2024
- In this video, we are going to discover an old tinplate model railway layout with power supply on a center third power rail. There are toy trains or model trains by the manufacturers Lionel, Bing and Marklin. The trains were produced between 1930 and 1950. The model railroad layout has a size of 12 meters x 3 meters.
While HO scale and N scale are the most popular model railway standards of today, O gauge or O scale arguably remains the most popular toy train standard. O gauge trains represent a variety of sizes: O gauge track happens to be 1/45 the size of real-world standard gauge track, so manufacturers in Continental Europe have traditionally used 1/45 for O gauge model trains. British manufacturers rounded this up to 1/43, which is seven millimeters to the foot. Manufacturers in the United States rounded it down to 1/48, which is a quarter-inch to the foot.
In the first half of the 20th century, the earliest toy trains were made of tinplate because technological advancements in materials and manufacturing allowed tin to be stamped, cut, rolled and lithographed faster than ever before. For example, Germany was the major producer of tin toys in the world in the early 20th century. The production of tin toys was discontinued during World War II because of the need for raw materials in the war effort. After the war, tin toys continued to increase in popularity but between 1950 and 1960 cheaper plastic ended the reign of tin toys. Furthermore, it was during 1950 and 1960 that the modern emphasis on realism in model railroading or railway modelling started to catch on. Since then, trains have no longer been called “toy trains”, but “model trains”. However, some adult fans of toy trains operate their trains, while others only collect. - บันเทิง
Absolutely wonderful friend
I love old trains!
Thanks for this great video ! Many of our club members love prewar tinplate and this will make them very happy.
The Austrian 1145 is a stunning model
I model in N Gauge (Swiss), so seeing these beautifully detailed models is just wonderful.
What about your N scale layout? Any video?
Super model!!! Mersi PILENTUM!!!!👍👍👍👌👌👌
Excellent! Thanks again...
Absolutely wonderful.
Very nice to look at. I did see a few original items lurking in there: 90% of whats shown was produced in the last ten years, but the whole scene still looks really great. Always nice camerawork too, every video I watch of yours is crisp and clean, nice angles, nice slow framing shots etc, very pleasurable :)
Thank you.
This model is very beautiful!
👍👍👍👍👍😁😀🌹
Thanks! Very nice and informative video and comments.
very nice Herr Schuerle! Karsten
I have mostly O gauge but I have some HO also ..
Einfach nur: fantastisch!
i see your using the lionel bayonet base bulb crossing nice
I love 0 scale, my favourite layouts are Pragoclub from Prague and from Gut Eversum park.
I also love 0 scale because most of model cars are in similar scale 1:43, which I collect.
Same here!! :D
Yes, Gut Eversum Park is here = th-cam.com/video/RTGm-Wn5cyk/w-d-xo.html
You should also visit the Dresden Railway Museum = th-cam.com/video/YvajTPVZkE0/w-d-xo.html
Here? Where?
@@pilentum I completely forgot Dresden layout, thanks for reminding.Many interesting locomotives, sadly layout looks in bad shape.
What radius Lionel Track to use with the CCS 12920?
They didn’t run the steam engines :(
Is thjs mostly 0 gauge? Cannot tell unless I see some HO with it. Beautiful art work on everything.
Michael, not mostly, but only O gauge = 1/45 scale = O scale.
Super:)my model tt berlinenban
Where are you from? Do you make model railroading in TT scale?
6:03 What steam locomotive is that
i think it is a drg class
Что за производитель подскажите? Lionel ???
Märklin, Hehr, Grossmann, Mundhenke und Lionel.