Vintage HO Train Collection Unboxing & Test
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 26 มี.ค. 2021
- This box from Windsor Ontario arrived recently and I've been looking forward to opening it. Inside was a collection of vintage HO scale model trains. I tested the locomotive and it started first try. I have no idea who sent this stuff or it's history but in any case it was super generous so to whoever sent it, thank you!
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3:31 You have the same box car in N scale!!!
Nice batch of vintage train stock items you got there, love them diesels, and that Soo Line boxcar, and last but not least that caboose in the box too.😉👍
That Ontario Northland Loco is beautiful! 😍
SMT makes the day better with unboxings 😇
I have one of those Tyco car haulers that I bought when I was a kid, a looooong time ago.
Cool vintage stuff. Right up my alley👍. Notice ya good 3 thumbs down..who does that with a model train channel? We received one of our first with a nasty comment. I mostly do this for the grandson. Geeze eh!.keep up the good work👍🚂🚃🇨🇦
The VIA-CN era was from the spring of 1976 to mid 1977. CN re-branded it's passenger services as VIA-CN giving it it's own distinctive look. This lasted until the plan was made to integrate CP's passenger services in with CN's under an Amtrak style company to be know as VIA Rail Canada. The new company VIA was to be jointly ran by both CN and CP but with some internal bickering government set VIA up as stand alone crown corporation.
Way back in the 70's I bought a UP version of that Tyco Soo Line boxcar. It's still put away in storage but unfortunately, this was a totally fictitious model. Nobody has ever been able to identify a 60 foot hi-cube boxcar with a running board with double plug doors that large. Hi-cubes started to really get developed in the early 60's, about the time that running boards (aka roofwalks) were being outlawed on new cars (1964).
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I've never seen an Ontario northland piece of equipment before! It looks stunning .
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Hi Amy mainline I like ho scale trains the stuff you do is awsome
Nice train cars
Love those CP Rail Pac Man boxcars...
Never seen a via caboose. Cool!
VIA caboose is fairly rare.
That caboose is actually based on a Pennsylvania RR class N8 - but they moved the cupola to the end. Bowser makes a correct model you can check out on their website.
Lionel car has a Canada only roadnumber on it. The two are mirrored, looks like, the CP logo on the left on one and the right on the other.
Tyco Autoloader is a clone of the Athearn HO piece made for Lionel HO in 1958 (itself based on the Lionel O27 car); Tyco version appears in 1968, at a point when Lionel was out of HO and the Athearn one had not been sold in some time.
The Cox engine is a decent piece. Walthers I believe owns the rights to the tooling for it now but has not produced it, Model Power was the last to have it and it had an entirely different drive.
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I love the old school stuff! Weather, some metal wheels, kadee couplers can make them look amazing!
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Nice. I like those two Diesel Locomotives.
Great video Harrison. Love Lionel Ho. You call it "classic " I remember when the vibe was new.
Yep, Christmas 1964!
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Ok ok i love that cn via caboose
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Very nice lot someone sent you. I really like that the lot was centered around Canadian heritage stuff. 👍
A Tyco car carrier I have was missing the carrier & the cars so I turned it into a shipping container car. I do have a Hong Kong made Life-Like car carrier with the 6 Chevy Citations. Vintage! lol
Harrison did You Make a List of Broken Engines How Many Engines out of the broken that Are Fixed
That via rail caboose is pretty cool
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Great present to receive in lockdown. Beautiful Ontario Northland unit. Good to see it running pending some tlc
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HO scale train collection.
My N scale train collection.
Locomotives, freight cars and passengers.
I always like the old Tyco accessories like the log loader. I even like some of the freight cars with that vintage look to them.
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Great stuff!
Very impressive rolling stock . That tyco auto loader car is what you would see in a santafe 72 train set or odther various ones with cars and a ramp that added the play value with a trainset I think they added it to take the dump car out of the sets. That Ontario Northland has a rely neat paint scheme
Hello Harrison!
2:51 i have that exact peice of rolling stock
Another mystery unboxing from a fellow Canadian, eh Harrison. Very thoughtful. You're going to have to run a train of all Pac Man boxcars chasing a flatcar with Inky, Blinky and Clyde.😁 Congrats on 28K subscribers! 🎆🎈🎇🎈🎇🎈🎆
Thanks for sharing. 👍👍👍
Back in the day, an Athearn F7 with rubber band drive was $C7.95 and if you saved up your allowance you could afford to put Kadees on it
Mundy was going through this in a little more detail about it but he said it wasn't the same as he wants a guy with 3 or more people to do that and he was very happy
Hey smt I have two ho scale school buses numbered 85-69 and 04-20 don't know how it is related but just wanted to share also the school district is nobgrab county schools
That is so cool SMT I’m just saying I might not comment on a lot of your videos and I might switch to a different account so sorry if I don’t comment
I would Be Breathless.
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I Have That Auto Loader!
Wow I have the same soo lines boxcar
thats sweet
Thats very nice!!
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always liking your vids. please help an old man to find tiny hex sockets to repair my Bachman Class J. A set or 2.3mm hex socket.
Wow, I have never seen a Tyco VIA caboose, I never knew it existed. Ya got quite the haul there Harrison, keep up the great work boss.
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An example of the short lived venture into HO scale model railroading by Cox.
Those Tyco cabbese I don't think had an actual prototype they were based off of and seemed to be a fusion of some Wabash and Burlington home built designs and or a modified Pennsylvania N8 caboose.
I know about 30 years ago I grabbed 2 of those old Tyco cabeese from a discount bin at one of my local hobby shops and made a pretty accurate PRR N8 by hacking the roof of both models for donor pieces to center the coupola and provide a clean end roof piece,carved off the molded roof walk and replaced it with separate roof walk and then built a fully detailed interior and lighting.
It's stored up in the garage loft currently.
Cool!!!!!!!!
When I heard the phrase "arrived from Windsor, Ontario," I half expected the box to contain a T-shirt disparaging bass players.
Can you explain that to me?
@@j.mcq.8418 : Glenn Fricker of Spectre Media is based out of Windsor. His experience as an engineer is that bass players are usually not great musicians and not very well prepared, so he frequently mocks them on his show and sells T-shirts that do the same.
Tyco its a Tyco not the most Reliable or detail but they did have Uniqueness
Christmas allover again
I would like your opinion. I’ve got a OMI SD70 locomotive. When ever it goes around a curve it sounds like it is grinding. Could this be it needs some lubricant?
Ooooooo! Nice!
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Have you ever worked on a Hornby if so please give me some tips
Where do u keep getting all this vintage stuff??
Once you service the cars and the locomotive you should run them as a train.
I just noticed that there's a blue fan in your background
imagine 1 guy give you all his trains
Yeah that’s very weird nobody sent a letter but anyways whatever send it thank you though For giving to SMT mainline
Nice rare F-unit. Cox engines were good runners, great livery. Give it some basic maintenance and turn it loose on the layout. I loved those old Tyco auto loaders. They are very common and can be found cheap at train shows. Grab a bunch of them and build a solid unit train with a pair of U30-C’ s up front.
I just got a gp38-2
Can you try to find the HO scale toys “R” Us express train set
I never knew VIA had cabooses. I love these cars!
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They didn't. Tyco products were mostly intended for the "toy train" market and much of their products were either completely fictitious models, or reasonable models with fictitious paint schemes - whatever caught the eye and could sell for birthdays and Christmas. The caboose model you're referring to was operated by some American roads such as CB&Q, Wabash, Great Northern, etc
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Hi Harrison , i would like to buy a broken caboose that you don’t use anymore . Thank you !
I like to work with n scale trains.
Seams strange they’d put a via logo on a caboose...
Did athren make B&O Gp7’s. If they did that’s cool
Are you Canadian?
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Believe it or not I have a special Union Pacific vintage bay window caboose
Where do you get them?
I have the same big box car SOO LINE
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hello, as a novice train modeler, I would like to start modeling. what better N scales or HO? maybe we can sign up via facebook or somehow, advice is possible maybe?
It’s really a matter of preference. If you have enough space I would probably go with HO but N is still great if you wanna have a large layout in a small area
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I have heard N scale cheaper than HO, but I don't really want to buy a new ebay, it is expensive, and I don't know how to download it in Lithuania, fb maybe sells cars or wagons, locomotives, I would like to buy cheaper Canadian American, or Alaska Railroad, maybe you even know who sells it all?
@@SMTMainline and where do you buy from, mate video of yours that you always buy used?
Did you realize the wheel that fell off
Hey I own the same via/CN caboose
TLC will be good
I have a ho Thomas trains
Sadly I only have one ho scale train ha😂😂😂
Bro please tell me this train price please reply
Speaking of vintage me and my wife just bought a house and while we were renovating I found and ho scale train set in a crawl space and the majority of the cars are wooden how common are they?
Elliott - The wooden HO cars could be from the 1930s to the 1970s. I think Labelle may still offer wood car kits. The plastic cars began appearing in the 1950s. If you can find a model railroad club in your town, maybe one of the older members can provide information on the cars?
I only wish that someone would send me a box of used ho scale diesel locomotives.
Strange eh no letter
8:02 Anyone who treats their models this way certainly has no idea about model railways.
This video seems to have drawn an unusual number of bots in the comments.
Can we have to say this to me I would like to see if you’re going on that way I don’t know 🤷 and you can
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Lionel didn’t make Ho stuff in the 70s they made there Ho In the 50s to 60s
Night Is Right - Oh, Lionel did make a line of HO trains back around 1973 to 1976. The Bachmann GS4 Daylight was originally a Lionel product. The TV commercial with Johnny Cash talking about the 2 scales of trains is on You Tube.
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I don’t want you to do a reading because it’s not good my list I really want your trains just one locomotive
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The have a cp rail train In train sim
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I want one of those, please give me
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