Super. I miss all of the hobby shops that we use to have in Colorado. Caboose, Mizell's, Hobby Hut, Academy, Lemle's Roundhouse, Hank's, Don's, Colpar, Roy's, Hobbytown, Trains in Brass, on and on, from Colorado Springs to Denver to Fort Collins, and even Cheyenne, Wyo, and Grand Junction to Burlington, I use to shop them all. I even bought the Athearn HO EMD GP-9 Bluebox dummy locomotive that sat up on display for all those years at Caboose Hobbies, when they were dismantling the Bluebox display area. It never got the bolt hold down hole they drilled in the frame filled in, but it does still operate on my layout, almost 40 years after I bought it. Rocky Mountain Train Supply has always treated me like a VIP, and I will return again, just for the kindness. Good video. Hello from the Tracy Mountain Railway in Colorado. 💙 T.E.N.
It’s such a shame to hear about all of these shops closing. I miss the golden era of model railroad brick and mortar shops. We used to have a shop down in Albuquerque, NM that was called Trains West. Great little shop. It closed more than ten years ago. Thank you for watching my video!
Caboose Hobbies, Youth in Model Railroading, Rocky Mountain Train Supply, Hobby Lobby, Colpar, N Scale Supply, Hobby Town, Roy's, Colorado Model Railroad Museum, and Intermountain Railway Products is every train store in Colorado that I know of now. 💙 T.E.N.
@@allenscottmontgomery3929 Intermountain use to be on 9th street, by the bowling alley, in Longmont. It had a nice showroom, and I use to buy train cars there all the time, but they moved to a smaller building on Boston street, and I haven't gone to the new place. I also forgot about Don's smaller hobby shop in Greeley, it's a lot like the reopened Caboose Hobbies. They also recently closed the Hobbytown here in Longmont, and Hobby Lobby cut back on the trains and accessories, so it is a day out and a drive to get to a hobby shop. 💙 T.E.N.
Thanks for reviewing this store! Now you got me wanting to save up and go see it! I've been wanting to get more into N Scale modeling. I got all the items I need so far. The track(KATO), an engine(Alaskan 4009), Scenery Making Materials from grass, trees, to ballast, and Smooth It. Honestly been wanting to switch my engine from an Alaskan engine to something I can actually work with. Since Alaska is more reliant on passenger trains than freight. I too would buy them out of everything N Scale in there lol! I'd probably get like 3 freight trains and about 30 - 50 freight cars. As right now I only have about 10 freight cars and the Alaskan engine. My local train hobby store has a good selection don't get me wrong. Just feel like at times I'm limited and looking more online for stuff.
It’s great store with great people who have good knowledge and who are friendly. That’s good start you have there. I really like the Alaskan paint scheme, but I know what you mean about having something that would be a little more prototypical. I have engines that don’t make sense with some of the rolling stock that I have. It’s definitely a store where you need to set a budget and keep it or you will max your credit card lol. It’s definitely nice to be able to go into a brick and mortar shop and actually hold something in your hands. Online is nice and all, but there’s something about buying in store that’s well stocked. Thank you for watching!
@@franzbrunner499 it’s a difficult website to navigate. You need to get the SKU number or part number and add it to the order form then it add it to your cart. so you browse the catalog by manufacture and you find the SKU number you want and then you added to the order form. Then you pay through the cart. I’ve added two links one for the actual website then one for the order form. You can even add HO scale SKU numbers if you would like to buy HO scale stuff although you really cannot browse the HO scale inventory. www.nscalesupply.com www.nscalesupply.com/form/Order.aspx
It is quite overwhelming. I spent a couple hours there and I still wasn’t able to look at everything. I hope you enjoy the shop, it’s a great place. Thank you for watching!
Online they sell primarily N scale. The website is nscalesupply.com. There you can click the button that says “click here to order”. There you can add item numbers to the box and order. You can put in any item number to order for any scale. Their system on the website reflects what the store has in stock. On the n scale website you can look at the catalog too. You can also give them a call to see what’s in stock. Thank you for watching!
Great train store. We always stop in with our grandkids when we are in the Denver area visiting them.
@@frankrowan1249 Definitely! Just went back last Wednesday. Picked up an engine. Great people there too.
Super. I miss all of the hobby shops that we use to have in Colorado. Caboose, Mizell's, Hobby Hut, Academy, Lemle's Roundhouse, Hank's, Don's, Colpar, Roy's, Hobbytown, Trains in Brass, on and on, from Colorado Springs to Denver to Fort Collins, and even Cheyenne, Wyo, and Grand Junction to Burlington, I use to shop them all. I even bought the Athearn HO EMD GP-9 Bluebox dummy locomotive that sat up on display for all those years at Caboose Hobbies, when they were dismantling the Bluebox display area. It never got the bolt hold down hole they drilled in the frame filled in, but it does still operate on my layout, almost 40 years after I bought it. Rocky Mountain Train Supply has always treated me like a VIP, and I will return again, just for the kindness. Good video. Hello from the Tracy Mountain Railway in Colorado. 💙 T.E.N.
It’s such a shame to hear about all of these shops closing. I miss the golden era of model railroad brick and mortar shops. We used to have a shop down in Albuquerque, NM that was called Trains West. Great little shop. It closed more than ten years ago. Thank you for watching my video!
Nice tour dude. I didn't know there was a new hobby shop in Denver after Caboose bowed out. I'll have to swing by the next time I'm up there.
It’s a cool shop! If you’re there you definitely need to check it out! Thank you for watching!
Caboose Hobbies, Youth in Model Railroading, Rocky Mountain Train Supply, Hobby Lobby, Colpar, N Scale Supply, Hobby Town, Roy's, Colorado Model Railroad Museum, and Intermountain Railway Products is every train store in Colorado that I know of now. 💙 T.E.N.
@@tracynation2820Does Intermountain have a store front at there building?
@@allenscottmontgomery3929 Intermountain use to be on 9th street, by the bowling alley, in Longmont. It had a nice showroom, and I use to buy train cars there all the time, but they moved to a smaller building on Boston street, and I haven't gone to the new place. I also forgot about Don's smaller hobby shop in Greeley, it's a lot like the reopened Caboose Hobbies. They also recently closed the Hobbytown here in Longmont, and Hobby Lobby cut back on the trains and accessories, so it is a day out and a drive to get to a hobby shop. 💙 T.E.N.
Thanks for reviewing this store! Now you got me wanting to save up and go see it! I've been wanting to get more into N Scale modeling. I got all the items I need so far. The track(KATO), an engine(Alaskan 4009), Scenery Making Materials from grass, trees, to ballast, and Smooth It. Honestly been wanting to switch my engine from an Alaskan engine to something I can actually work with. Since Alaska is more reliant on passenger trains than freight. I too would buy them out of everything N Scale in there lol! I'd probably get like 3 freight trains and about 30 - 50 freight cars. As right now I only have about 10 freight cars and the Alaskan engine. My local train hobby store has a good selection don't get me wrong. Just feel like at times I'm limited and looking more online for stuff.
It’s great store with great people who have good knowledge and who are friendly. That’s good start you have there. I really like the Alaskan paint scheme, but I know what you mean about having something that would be a little more prototypical. I have engines that don’t make sense with some of the rolling stock that I have. It’s definitely a store where you need to set a budget and keep it or you will max your credit card lol. It’s definitely nice to be able to go into a brick and mortar shop and actually hold something in your hands. Online is nice and all, but there’s something about buying in store that’s well stocked. Thank you for watching!
Ahh man you’re in CO! That’s gods country right there brotha. That where I wanted to move too before I came here.
Dude I love CO. If I were to ever move, that’s where I would move to. I love Colorado Springs too.
@ do you not live in co?
@@GazooRC oh I thought you meant in the video that I was in CO. I’m in NM.
@ oohhh nice. Well you’re not far from co then. 💪🏼
@ nope about hour and few minutes from the boarder.
Hi Model Railroading The & it's is Randy and i like yours cool & Thanks Model Railroading & Friends Randy
Thank you for watching Randy!
couldn't find an online shopping option on their website with a "cart" and then CC payment -very strange
Strange, maybe something changed. The website is not easy to navigate.
is there online shopping or not?
@@franzbrunner499 it’s a difficult website to navigate. You need to get the SKU number or part number and add it to the order form then it add it to your cart. so you browse the catalog by manufacture and you find the SKU number you want and then you added to the order form. Then you pay through the cart. I’ve added two links one for the actual website then one for the order form. You can even add HO scale SKU numbers if you would like to buy HO scale stuff although you really cannot browse the HO scale inventory.
www.nscalesupply.com
www.nscalesupply.com/form/Order.aspx
I am going to be going there in about a week and it just looks a little overwhelming with all that stuff.
It is quite overwhelming. I spent a couple hours there and I still wasn’t able to look at everything. I hope you enjoy the shop, it’s a great place. Thank you for watching!
Biggest ya… its the only one left Colpar is still there and hobby town in westminster is still there but not a dedicated train store
So I went to their website and I’m not really seeing a way to shop online. Do they not offer that?
Online they sell primarily N scale. The website is nscalesupply.com. There you can click the button that says “click here to order”. There you can add item numbers to the box and order. You can put in any item number to order for any scale. Their system on the website reflects what the store has in stock. On the n scale website you can look at the catalog too. You can also give them a call to see what’s in stock. Thank you for watching!
They ONLY ship n scale!
Do they Cary marklin?
I’m not too sure. I’d give them a call to see their product availability. Thank you for watching!
Any used O trains? Preferably Marx.
The used inventory is always changing. I’m not too sure what they have currently. I’d give them a call to see what they have.
You should have posted the nam, address and phone no as you went in.
I should have done that. Next time I show a store I’ll I get a shot of that. Thank you for watching!
Just Google it
Rocky Mountain Train Supply
6060A West 55th Ave.
Arvada, Colorado 80002
I won’t do any more business with Rocky Mountain Train Supply/N Scale Supply, I will order what I need and pay the shipping first.