Have you guys looked for it in the woods yet you might still be able to find it like the time I lost an mth 0-4-0 for 6 months when it was stuck in my plaster mountain
It is so fun to watch you guys having such a blast. How long have you been married now? I suppose I could figure that out by going back over your older videos, but I'm lazy. Anyway, thanks for the fun, the instruction, and the window into your hearts and lives. Cheers.
You sold this on Ebay not too long ago with an accompanying coach! (I recognize the cargo in the door) I lost out on it but you inspired me to build my own Dead Rail Version with a Bumble Bee one and a coach I aquired. Nice Job!
One of these days you should make your way to Branson, MO. They have an awesome theme park called Silver Dollar City. They have an awesome narrow gauge railroad.
Well... We are out of the house, and at “Garage-Mahal”, which is our hobby shop. LOL! We would LOVE to go out and see something new! However... A little over a year ago, a pandemic by the proper name called Covid 19, came and caused our country to go on lockdown and quarantine. Fun events that Dale and I did prior to Covid, have been canceled. As of date, they are still not ready to set any schedule. Both Dale and I have decided that we would not travel, until we are both fully vaccinated. Covid is very real for me... Seven people that I know from the small rural community where I lived, are dead now from Covid. One of which was a beloved doctor! Dale and I plan on traveling as soon as we can! This situation has been hard on many. We feel grateful that we each have hobbies we can enjoy, until it’s safe to be out and about. Thanks for watching!
The Delton Doozie (1:24) was made from their existing shorty combine (not the one shown in video) with the front 'hood' of their mack switcher which was still in development. An outside contractor tooled up the Mack bulldog hood but Delton went bankrupt and Aristocraft purchased it's mold along with other models. Hartland who also purchased some of the other molds, later had to retool the hood again themselves to finish developing the Mack switcher. Read the story of Delton - Hartland below. As already stated, their molds went to various manufacturers such as Hartland Locomotive Works and Aristocraft classic series (1:24). npcrr.com/Articles/PhilJensenStory/ThePhilJensenStory.pdf
THANKS. I have read that article many times. Love it. Love Delton. Also have the books by Lenny Sloboda. Anyway, Im thinking the Mack bus and the switcher used the hood and radiator from the Monogram model. Don't know but I assume the pattern models were made in 1:1. In the large scales that is usually the case. HO is often patterned in 1:29 scale, or 3 times the size that will be tooled into the molds. This is why Aristo picked 1:29 scale for their large scale models. The Polks bought the pattern models and tooled in 1:1 on the pantorgraph. ANYWAY, Im betting when making the wood-plastic-brass pattern models, Delton (or the company developing their molds?) simply bought some Monogram models and used the hood. Then the molds were tooled on the pantograph at 1:1 making 1:24 scale models. Perhaps not. But as the Monogram is great, why not use the hood? We have a Metal Earth stage coach which is made from a Artesania Latina wood model. the same right down to the baggage. But 1:3 the size.
PS. I assume Monogram patterned the Mack Trucks in 1:8 scale as that is their normal system. Then pantographed at 1:3. 1:1 often doesnt make for great detail. So again, those 1:8 scale patterns are out there somewhere... so could Delton have used them? Or statred over using the Monogram as referance?
GOSH I LOVE YOUR VIDEO AND COLLECTABLES AND COLLECTION VERY IMPRESSIVE ITEMS JUST WATCH OUT FOR SNAILS USE YOUR SNAIL CATCHER BEWARE. THANK YOU AGAIN YOU BOTH JIM KAMMERER OF PHILADELPHIA PA 😁😷😷😷👌👍
I’m wondering if battery power with radio control is in the future for other scales. There would be cornfield meets of course but not much need for track cleaning.
Hes had some close calls.... Sad..... poor little guy... Now Sponge Bob! He's always getting hit by trains. Metaphorically speaking. One of my faves is when he sets fire to himself and burns off everything except his nervious system. As a Hallwoween costume. As he pointed out, it grows right back. Cartoons are indistructable.
I love this Doozie! Was this ever a real rail car that the model was passed on, or just made purely for model railroads? I wish I could find one in HO scale. Thanks for the fun video!
Are you guys going to be able to go back outside to work on the out door railway soon? Also to you have a camera car in that scale to film your railroad once it is complete?
Hartford have nothing to do with it. The original Delton model has a weak drive only rotating one axle. The bolster is prone to breakage too if not careful. Hartland's Doozie which uses the same molds looks the same but has an improved drive block. Aristocraft also made a doozie which is longer. I prefer the Delton/Hartand model though.
Yes, Hartford was an oops... Hence the title card. Oops... The Aristo used the Delton front stuck on one of their passenger cars. Just as the Delton used a front that stuck to their short cars.
ENJOY YOUR SCREWING AROUND TIME THANK YOU FOR SHARING THIS WITH YOUR SUBSCRIBERS ALWAYS INFORMATIVE AND INTERESTING NEVER BORING ALWAYS FUN TO SPEND TIME ON YOU CHANNEL, darn snails. That is why you have a cowcatcher/snailcatcher in the front.
Never boring. Great video. The two of you were in rare form. The Delton Doozy is just Stinking Cute.
Ain’t it? Fun little 🚃 bus.
@@ToyManTelevision And the ride is the fun and the adventure.
Way too much fun. You guys are great together. Thanks.
Thanks 🙏
This is an impressive rail bus! This totally fuels up my imagination too.
Coolest!! Dream up something fun...
So when a Delton Doozie, Hit's a snail on the track is that called a DESNAILMENT. ? Nice one Cheer's John
Doh!!!
You're videos are always the highlight of the morning. Can't wait for the next one
Thanks 🙏
Great video. Not even close to what I model but I enjoy your videos. They always catch my interest or just make ya chuckle. Thanks for posting
Dale, Interesting to see that running! Regards Stephen.
Have you guys looked for it in the woods yet you might still be able to find it like the time I lost an mth 0-4-0 for 6 months when it was stuck in my plaster mountain
It is so fun to watch you guys having such a blast. How long have you been married now? I suppose I could figure that out by going back over your older videos, but I'm lazy. Anyway, thanks for the fun, the instruction, and the window into your hearts and lives. Cheers.
Soon b six years! What a six years it’s been too! 🚂🚀
Sounds like a doozy of a snail.
Thx again
You sold this on Ebay not too long ago with an accompanying coach! (I recognize the cargo in the door) I lost out on it but you inspired me to build my own Dead Rail Version with a Bumble Bee one and a coach I aquired. Nice Job!
My original was dead rail. Cool!
snail story - priceless
I added electric to my live steam railroad and bought one of these on eBay for literally bbq nights to run on the layout for partys
One of these days you should make your way to Branson, MO. They have an awesome theme park called Silver Dollar City. They have an awesome narrow gauge railroad.
th-cam.com/video/ZPSKU3ZlgwE/w-d-xo.html Video of their railroad.
You two are too much “A mood scene out of Sponge Bob” too damn funny
I want to hear more about this theft of your garage. Sounds intriguing. :)
Time for you guys to get out of the house. Like your stuff, all cool, go out and see something new.
Well... We are out of the house, and at “Garage-Mahal”, which is our hobby shop. LOL! We would LOVE to go out and see something new! However... A little over a year ago, a pandemic by the proper name called Covid 19, came and caused our country to go on lockdown and quarantine. Fun events that Dale and I did prior to Covid, have been canceled. As of date, they are still not ready to set any schedule. Both Dale and I have decided that we would not travel, until we are both fully vaccinated. Covid is very real for me... Seven people that I know from the small rural community where I lived, are dead now from Covid. One of which was a beloved doctor!
Dale and I plan on traveling as soon as we can! This situation has been hard on many. We feel grateful that we each have hobbies we can enjoy, until it’s safe to be out and about. Thanks for watching!
Great video brother I have too many projects to get back into my trains 210' of HO I miss them
Dang... well some day perhaps 🤔
thanks
Thanks for watching!
The Delton Doozie (1:24) was made from their existing shorty combine (not the one shown in video) with the front 'hood' of their mack switcher which was still in development. An outside contractor tooled up the Mack bulldog hood but Delton went bankrupt and Aristocraft purchased it's mold along with other models. Hartland who also purchased some of the other molds, later had to retool the hood again themselves to finish developing the Mack switcher. Read the story of Delton - Hartland below. As already stated, their molds went to various manufacturers such as Hartland Locomotive Works and Aristocraft classic series (1:24). npcrr.com/Articles/PhilJensenStory/ThePhilJensenStory.pdf
THANKS. I have read that article many times. Love it. Love Delton. Also have the books by Lenny Sloboda. Anyway, Im thinking the Mack bus and the switcher used the hood and radiator from the Monogram model. Don't know but I assume the pattern models were made in 1:1. In the large scales that is usually the case. HO is often patterned in 1:29 scale, or 3 times the size that will be tooled into the molds. This is why Aristo picked 1:29 scale for their large scale models. The Polks bought the pattern models and tooled in 1:1 on the pantorgraph. ANYWAY, Im betting when making the wood-plastic-brass pattern models, Delton (or the company developing their molds?) simply bought some Monogram models and used the hood. Then the molds were tooled on the pantograph at 1:1 making 1:24 scale models. Perhaps not. But as the Monogram is great, why not use the hood? We have a Metal Earth stage coach which is made from a Artesania Latina wood model. the same right down to the baggage. But 1:3 the size.
PS. I assume Monogram patterned the Mack Trucks in 1:8 scale as that is their normal system. Then pantographed at 1:3. 1:1 often doesnt make for great detail. So again, those 1:8 scale patterns are out there somewhere... so could Delton have used them? Or statred over using the Monogram as referance?
GOSH I LOVE YOUR VIDEO AND COLLECTABLES AND COLLECTION VERY IMPRESSIVE ITEMS JUST WATCH OUT FOR SNAILS USE YOUR SNAIL CATCHER BEWARE. THANK YOU AGAIN YOU BOTH JIM KAMMERER OF PHILADELPHIA PA 😁😷😷😷👌👍
I’m wondering if battery power with radio control is in the future for other scales. There would be cornfield meets of course but not much need for track cleaning.
I’ve even seen it in n scale!
I don't remember the episode of SpungeBob where Garry got hit by a train. Must have missed that one.
Hes had some close calls.... Sad..... poor little guy... Now Sponge Bob! He's always getting hit by trains. Metaphorically speaking. One of my faves is when he sets fire to himself and burns off everything except his nervious system. As a Hallwoween costume. As he pointed out, it grows right back. Cartoons are indistructable.
Cool
You needed a different kind of "snail-catcher" on the front
Lol! Yup. Now that we are not at ground level snails are not a problem. Snakes 🐍 perhaps but not snails 🐌
I almost bought one of these. Except my direction changed and I got a live steamer in stead
Nice loco and I'd like to ta see your old garden railroad if you still gave the vidio my friend's...
I love this Doozie! Was this ever a real rail car that the model was passed on, or just made purely for model railroads? I wish I could find one in HO scale. Thanks for the fun video!
It didn't hummmmm... So it must have known the words!
Hummer? Nope Mack Truck.
Are you guys going to be able to go back outside to work on the out door railway soon? Also to you have a camera car in that scale to film your railroad once it is complete?
Hurricane just now. Again. Only 75 mph this time so not to bad. But still can’t work on the outside just yet.
I recently got a g scale Eureka, C-19, and a 2-6-0 (all made by bachmann) just figured I’d tell ya
That C19 is a work of art!! They all are nice but that C19...
@@ToyManTelevision thanks
Hartford have nothing to do with it. The original Delton model has a weak drive only rotating one axle. The bolster is prone to breakage too if not careful. Hartland's Doozie which uses the same molds looks the same but has an improved drive block. Aristocraft also made a doozie which is longer. I prefer the Delton/Hartand model though.
Yes, Hartford was an oops... Hence the title card. Oops... The Aristo used the Delton front stuck on one of their passenger cars. Just as the Delton used a front that stuck to their short cars.
Are only the front power axles powered or both rear wheels
Only the rear wheels are driven. Power pick up from all of the wheels. When I ran one of these, I put it on battery power. Worked great that way.
so....did make he a sound or not?
Btw. HARTLAND is now out of business
Sad....
YES ITS VERY NICE INDEED BUT I LOVE YOUR COLLECTION BUT GET A TRACKING SYSTEM THAT FIND IT WAY HOME AGAIN.
👍👍👍👍👍😷😷😷👌👌👌🚂🚂🚂
ENJOY YOUR SCREWING AROUND TIME THANK YOU FOR SHARING THIS WITH YOUR SUBSCRIBERS ALWAYS INFORMATIVE AND INTERESTING NEVER BORING ALWAYS FUN TO SPEND TIME ON YOU CHANNEL, darn snails. That is why you have a cowcatcher/snailcatcher in the front.
@@jimkammerer8028 hi Jim!! Thanks. Next Sunday we start rebuilding Als freight house.
R4r,