Marx Marx Streamliners Tin Litho M-10000 & M-10005 Trains on T-Rail Lake Shore Railway Episode 31

[@johnknippenberg-LandmarkYards]

Awesome collection!

[@JFLionelT-RailOperator]

Thanks for digging into my archives for an oldie but goody.

[@OldPapaGtrains]

Vintage awesomeness! Thank You!

[@JFLionelT-RailOperator]

Thanks for watching, stay tuned to my channel for more to come.

[@danielpfaffe4914]

That was a great video and a beautiful prewar tinplate layout!

[@JFLionelT-RailOperator]

Thanks for watching and for your comments. Check my channel for the 140+ other videos that I have. The layout is everchanging.

[@michaelabalos595]

I had to watch it again your Marx Streamliners are absolutely amazing!!!

[@JFLionelT-RailOperator]

Thanks for your comments, glad you enjoyed. Please stay tuned to my channel for more to come.

[@francispotter5300]

Thanks for sharing your Marx's beautiful layout , love my Marx's , 🚂🚂🚂 Doug and old train guy 👍 like the music

[@JFLionelT-RailOperator]

Thanks for watching, glad you enjoyed it, stay tuned to my channel for more to come.

[@rchird2010]

Another great video ! Great theme stream liners in Litho! Like how you combined variety of models each running at different speeds! Nice background music too!

[@JFLionelT-RailOperator]

Thanks for watching and for your comments. I am still learning, hopefully improving with each production. Please keep watching for more to come.

[@oglemansviews675]

I enjoyed this a lot. Thanks.

[@JFLionelT-RailOperator]

Thanks for watching and for your comments. Please keep watching for more to come.

[@michaelabalos595]

Dude that was awesome!!!

[@JFLionelT-RailOperator]

Thanks for watching, glad you enjoyed it.

[@plunkervillerr1529]

I can`t get enough prewar Marx.

[@JFLionelT-RailOperator]

Thanks for watching, glad that you enjoyed it. I try to show some of everything, as it was all made to run.

[@onemat2000]

What a great setup! The Marx are beautiful examples of the streamliners. How did you do the two trains on the elevated track? Was the power done in blocks?

[@JFLionelT-RailOperator]

Thanks for watching and for your comments. I did not use blocks on the 2 trains running on the upper level. I found that by regulating the speed of the transformer, each would run faster than the other at certain speeds. I will admit that there were a few rear-end collisions, but just a tap, nothing bad.

[@mt.trainrestorations5931]

GOOD Stuff....

[@JFLionelT-RailOperator]

Thanks for watching. Please see my channel page for many other Marx, Lionel, AF etc videos.

[@cliffordkiehl3959]

These trains are in excellent condition. Were they refinished? Also, how did you get the red lights on that last car of the red train? Great collection.

[@JFLionelT-RailOperator]

Thanks for your comments. Most of the trains have wear on them, but the secret is to keep them running. All are original condition, some cleaning had to be done to make them video-ready. The red/silver M-10000 has the tail light option, it is factory-original, has a light fixture and pick-up on the rear truck.

[@cliffordkiehl3959]

@@JFLionelT-RailOperator James, did you own Marx Trains Inc.?

[@jackkerouac6186]

I think they are quite prototypical especially for tin of that era. Nice "Diner". Is it Madison Hardware? Also , I recently watched the lionel 100 anniversary movie. Had not seen it in years. I did not know who the guy talking about t rail track was. I think I figured it out this time.

[@JFLionelT-RailOperator]

Thanks for watching and for your comments. Yes the diner is War-era made by Madison. I recall doing several bits for TM, including one on Hudsons and T-rail for Joe Stachler of TM. I have not seen the video for a long time.