HO Scale Train Haul Review

Today a friend and I go over everything we bought at a small train show near us. If you enjoyed this video, please leave a like and subscribe for more content! It helps creators a ton when you do!
‪@legotech7268‬

[@tracynation2820]

Super. Almost everything you found would be more than welcome on my railroad, but the Mantua/Tyco operating hopper is a staple on my line as the sugar beet mill gets live loads of sugar beets, (Brown beads) and the cars (27) are also used on the trolley line, (4 3/4 inch radius curves) which also has a sugar beet mill, and a beet dump. Good find. Hello from the Tracy Mountain Railway in Colorado. 💙 T.E.N.

[@averagebritishrailwaysappr5424]

Both the Great Northern and Soo line used ore cars, though they weren't hand pushed in mines. They were the shape they were small because the iron ore was so heavy. Great Northern had been hauling out ore on the North Shore since like the 1880s. The Big Sky Blue has to be repainted though since it was really only used in the late 60s.
Also the reefer at 11:54 is pronounce Duh-bew-k. I have a lot of those cars and I enjoy running them a lot.

[@ATDCC_Colby]

Hmm, I wonder who Lego Tech is. Also the Dow tank car is for the Dow chemical company, not the Department of Washington. Horn hooks were also ages ago created by the NMRA itself, for the purpose of unifying couplers, as nobody yet knew how to make a working knuckle coupler until more recently. What if I'm also a parts source? The Boston and Maine hopper specifically isn't part of any set, but the more common Virginian scheme actually was, and for some reason they sold the cars outside of sets as well. I also wonder who the friend that wanted those engines is? That GP7 is 100% a Marx, not a tyco, when came out in the 50's. I know why the other switcher doesn't work, but that's for the future. I'm also pretty sure the SW1 is ex cn, not ex sp, as I have a CN one. They're also rear wheel drive, but they're powerful with their traction tires. If you need new roof hatches for the reefer, I also have some. What if I also said that f unit now lives. Anyways enjoy the mega comment, might make another after this if I feel like it

[@legotech7268]

Um this comment is so big I am unable to respond.

[@ATDCC_Colby]

@@legotech7268 why not

[@ScottRails]

Hahaha, I'm 55, so next year I'll have my 2.5 million for model trains, cool.

[@elvasjunctionreviews]

Cool!