I have one of these in N Scale by Atlus in Rio Grande (#150). I love how the red and green directional lights turn on depending on the direction of travel. Glad to see this engine getting some more representation.
Great video Eric! Great looking and sounding locomotive! Got to hand it to Lionel, they have the best sounding locomotives! Thanks for sharing! Have a great and awesome evening!
The American railroad that has the most order of the H-16-44 was the Milwaukee Road with 37 units. The Canadian railroad that has the most order of this engine was Canadian Pacific with 40 units.
I have one of the Lackawannas offered in the same catalog, ran like crap outa the box. Ended up sending it back twice and is fixed now. It's a cool, small locomotive.
I love everything about it! and what is the guy on the bridge? A jumper? HAHA! Great review as usual and you've probably costed me some more money cause I'm gonna have to grab one of those. The Fairbanks Morse series are very appealing to me. I have a 550 Bluebird and another Wabash and Southern Trainmaster on order. Thanks again, Proud Patreon supporter!
Martin Nostalgie-M .......hi Martin. Just curious if you run trains an if you do, do you run any American trains and if so what is your favorite railroad? My favorites are Santa Fe, Burlington Northern, Illinois Central Gulf, and Soo Line just to name a few.
@@alcopower5710 Hi, my area of interest is mainly the model railways with a focus on the older ones from 1950 to 1980. But also the big railroad is very interesting for me. Sorry for my not so good language. regards Martin
I have a 265w tinplate Tender that's almost like new. Someone had it in a case for decades - it's hardly been used at all. Even so, it makes a grinding sound when it whistles. Any help would be appreciated.
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I have one of these in N Scale by Atlus in Rio Grande (#150). I love how the red and green directional lights turn on depending on the direction of travel. Glad to see this engine getting some more representation.
Severely enjoying the low speed segments... Keep up the amazing work!
ScrubbsyBoy844 Thanks!
You've been giving us some really cool camera angles of late!
thanks for noticing
The LIRR had some early ones with round ended cap windows. They looked really cool
That is the same horn from the Centipede actually, glad to see it being used in other models at last.
Great review as always Eric!
Great video Eric! Great looking and sounding locomotive! Got to hand it to Lionel, they have the best sounding locomotives! Thanks for sharing! Have a great and awesome evening!
Got the Milwaukee Road 402 for $292.00 Couldn't believe it! Awesome little loco!
Oooh, if they made this I hope they'll make the H10-44, awesome units. Great to see some Fairbanks Morse!
this is amazing. I like the locomotive and this layout looks fantastic.
Davvon McKenzie thanks!
The horn sounds like a ship in a harbour... I guess its paying homage to its origins... The engine that is
Love the music you added this episode
thanks
Great video love the camera work next week and shots as it passes round the layout looks realistic.
Another good 'un Mr. Eric, thanks for sharing!
Awesome review Eric!!!
Always enjoy your reviews, especially because you always have a caboose on the end!
Ricardo Palomo Thanks!
The American railroad that has the most order of the H-16-44 was the Milwaukee Road with 37 units. The Canadian railroad that has the most order of this engine was Canadian Pacific with 40 units.
Awesome Review Eric!
I have one of the Lackawannas offered in the same catalog, ran like crap outa the box. Ended up sending it back twice and is fixed now. It's a cool, small locomotive.
Nice model! Im so glad that your amazing :)
Another great review.. I noticed some different camera angles which I like.
Like that it is run short hood forward.
I like that too
I love everything about it! and what is the guy on the bridge? A jumper? HAHA! Great review as usual and you've probably costed me some more money cause I'm gonna have to grab one of those. The Fairbanks Morse series are very appealing to me. I have a 550 Bluebird and another Wabash and Southern Trainmaster on order. Thanks again, Proud Patreon supporter!
Randy Jacobs thanks!
Horn is perfect.
One of these FM H16-44s was responsible for assisting UP Big Boy 4017 to the National Railroad Museum in Green Bay, Wisconsin
Super nice
Hi eric can you do a updated review of the big brute train and great vids
Amazing as always keep up with the train videos eric
The baby trainmaster
I had one of these in HO, marked for the New Haven. Was sad to sell her, but I had to downsize.
hola buenas noche muchas gracias por subir el video
Nice review Eric and very nice locomotive. What's the difference between this loco and the Trainmaster?
Living in Wisconsin, I love all things Milwaukee Road!
That’s because the horn is the same as the centipedes.
I have an HO scale version of this locomotive for AT&SF with road number 3014
Interesting video👍.Great locomotive. Greetings from Germany, Martin
Thanks!
Martin Nostalgie-M .......hi Martin. Just curious if you run trains an if you do, do you run any American trains and if so what is your favorite railroad? My favorites are Santa Fe, Burlington Northern, Illinois Central Gulf, and Soo Line just to name a few.
@@alcopower5710 Hi, my area of interest is mainly the model railways with a focus on the older ones from 1950 to 1980. But also the big railroad is very interesting for me. Sorry for my not so good language. regards Martin
Would I be right in guessing that the horn is a Leslie A200?
Very cool video Eric now I have a question was that Santa fe refer making the train car noises?
ironfox7 yep
I have a 265w tinplate Tender that's almost like new. Someone had it in a case for decades - it's hardly been used at all. Even so, it makes a grinding sound when it whistles.
Any help would be appreciated.
Amazing I love the Milwaukee road and speaking of Raymond lowey what if you review the MTH prr t1
Hi
Oh sorry Eric, I see this has 4 wheel trucks as opposed to the 6 wheel trucks on the Trainmaster.
Roger Strate yep!
I love the Milwaukee Road and Fairbanks Morse.
and the Milwaukee Road and Fairbanks Morse love you! :)
Isn't this just an FM train master
bullet train2019 no
So the original has got kind of a boxer-engine?
Don’t you get tired of the same old crew sounds? You’d think for the asking price they could make sounds unique to each engine
Richard Terek we can dream