I made the mistake of not buying this or the equivalent Metro-North M7 set upon the release of them as I considered them "toys" for a number of factors and how I regretted that decision. I finally wound up buying the Metro-North M7 set in 2015 with two add-on sets and I haven't regretted that at all. I still haven't found the LIRR M7 as yet at a reasonable price. The video link below is what changed my mind. th-cam.com/video/u0TMF1Y5e9Q/w-d-xo.html
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Nice! Actually, to make the train go very fast, you have to use a Railking Z-1000 Transformer. When you use that, do these codes: (Bell) (Whistle) (Whistle). This activates the train to regain more speed to the point were that if the throttle is all the way high, it will derail. I know this because I have an Railking M.T.H R142A with protosound 3.0.
Arif Akyuz Nope! But once you unable speed control, meaning you can make it go faster then it’s supposed too, then it will derail depending on what tracks you have.
@@rjsrailroad6166 Thats an M7A lirr doesn't have that vent thing on the top of the trains that's a metro north thing to protect the vents from branches.
That looks more like an M7A because of those things sticking out at the top.
Yup. One mold, different trim for the LIRR and Metro North sets.
Anything positive to say about it?
Llrr
Nice work. Very effective layout.
Would be better if it had the traction motor and all.
That’s a nice little set. I heard there is a Metro North version, as well.
Yes I have it
I wish I had this!!!!!!! 😡😤😠
Hey but is not Babylon
I made the mistake of not buying this or the equivalent Metro-North M7 set upon the release of them as I considered them "toys" for a number of factors and how I regretted that decision. I finally wound up buying the Metro-North M7 set in 2015 with two add-on sets and I haven't regretted that at all. I still haven't found the LIRR M7 as yet at a reasonable price. The video link below is what changed my mind.
th-cam.com/video/u0TMF1Y5e9Q/w-d-xo.html
Such an awesome set
Trying to get more families to enjoy this great hobby, we reviewed this awesome set. Hope you enjoy our video: th-cam.com/video/WpVZnHpF0hc/w-d-xo.html
So I 50th it up to the
The train leaves Penn station to Babylon
GOOD mta train
Any chance u can do a side by side size comparison with the 16 inch MTA model bus with O scale Metro North or Subway
I LOVE IT
Awesome
Iirr
Wait, embouchures are missing between train cars.
Nice layout!
Appears even more real and authentic then it's real prototype.
Why toga city
It’s the name of the train club I belong to
Tidewater o gauge association
Nice! Actually, to make the train go very fast, you have to use a Railking Z-1000 Transformer. When you use that, do these codes:
(Bell) (Whistle) (Whistle).
This activates the train to regain more speed to the point were that if the throttle is all the way high, it will derail. I know this because I have an Railking M.T.H R142A with protosound 3.0.
......did your R142A derail?
Arif Akyuz
Nope! But once you unable speed control, meaning you can make it go faster then it’s supposed too, then it will derail depending on what tracks you have.
Okay good, I was afraid for a bit
I am using a z4000 which has more power
It’s not about the transformer, the train itself only has one motor
raphael sicinski
One motor? Wow.. I actually didn’t know that.
Awesum layout !
Lionel need so make a Legacy M7. I would buy that in a heartbeat!
M7
That’s what the title says
@@rjsrailroad6166 Thats an M7A lirr doesn't have that vent thing on the top of the trains that's a metro north thing to protect the vents from branches.
Where did you find this?
I just purchased mine from amazon.com for $299.00. Great price!
No that’s expensive I don’t have one yet bit hopefully I could soon right?
Toga City ?
Our train club is called Toga
Short for Tudewater o gauge association