I'm amazed at how you can change the personality of your layout so completely Jim. Now it's set up for a creepy Halloween, but in two months time it'll be "All Christmas" and it'll look like Halloween never happened! A great show as always! Thanks!
Yes, you are probably right. Due to impatience and laziness on my part, I have areas that are not permanently "fixtured" with accessories. This gives me the opportunity to change these areas with the seasons, also makes the layout look bigger than it is. Thanks for watching, and yes, stay tuned for Christmas on the LSRR. I should try to squeek in a Thanksgiving video in-between.
@@JFLionelT-RailOperator Hey, here a suggestion for a Thanksgiving video. How's about a flock of turkeys at the train station waiting for the next one out of town? ( Believe it or not about ten or so years ago there was a flock of wild turkeys hanging out at a New Jersey Transit station!) Or maybe turkeys stowing away in boxcars?
Thanks for watching, Steve. I am trying to feature all orange and black stuff and there is more than I thought that I had. I still hope to do a postwar one before the weekend. It will feature the Halloween General with the orange SP coaches. The operating swing has a 5-finger servo.
Love the orange Lionel prewar gondola unit train ! But, wait, I thought you promised an appearance of your beautiful Ives orange and black 3261 Southern Special Set 482 for this Halloween ?
Keep your shirt on......as my old man used to say. I found that I had more than I remember of orange/black stuff, so am doing several shorter videos. The Ives set is in a video with a Marx and an AF set, should be posted today. Thanks for watching and for paying attention to my ramblings. If there was a test, you would get an A.
Very good. I believe the black and orange colors were handed down from the Catholic All Saints and All Souls Day masses - orange from the old style candles and black from the priest's vestments.
Popeye is trying to get his pals Gumby and Bullwinkle to help, but they can't agree on anything! Popeye won't admit it but me thinks that Olive Oyl is the goyl that pulled the plug.
Great fun, seeing Halloween additions and all the vintage trains decked out in black and orange. Thanks for sharing.
Thanks for watching.
Another creative video for the season! Thank you for the FUN!
One of several for this season, as I found I had more orange and black than I thought.
Been awhile since my last visit to the Lake Shore Railway. Well done as usual. Nice long consist. Rod
Always good to hear from you, Rod. You are welcome to ride with us as often as you can.
I'm amazed at how you can change the personality of your layout so completely Jim. Now it's set up for a creepy Halloween, but in two months time it'll be "All Christmas" and it'll look like Halloween never happened!
A great show as always! Thanks!
Yes, you are probably right. Due to impatience and laziness on my part, I have areas that are not permanently "fixtured" with accessories. This gives me the opportunity to change these areas with the seasons, also makes the layout look bigger than it is. Thanks for watching, and yes, stay tuned for Christmas on the LSRR. I should try to squeek in a Thanksgiving video in-between.
@@JFLionelT-RailOperator Hey, here a suggestion for a Thanksgiving video. How's about a flock of turkeys at the train station waiting for the next one out of town? ( Believe it or not about ten or so years ago there was a flock of wild turkeys hanging out at a New Jersey Transit station!)
Or maybe turkeys stowing away in boxcars?
Not sure where I would get a flock of turkeys that are somewhat close to scale. I will think of something. @@wayneantoniazzi2706
A great choice of trains and display. Wonderful to see.
Thanks for watching. I have another video coming with some prewar AF equipment in it.
An awesome autumn themed video
Yep, for some reason I like to do themes and Holidays are the perfect set-up for that. Thanks for watching.
Awesome video with great trains. So many details, operating swing, and neat skeletons.
Thanks for watching, Steve. I am trying to feature all orange and black stuff and there is more than I thought that I had. I still hope to do a postwar one before the weekend. It will feature the Halloween General with the orange SP coaches. The operating swing has a 5-finger servo.
Looking forward to the new one also.
You have such a variety of trains and I enjoy them all.@@JFLionelT-RailOperator
Wonderful, as always!!
Thanks for watching.
Nice motive power and consist. Colors are perfect.
Yes and I started with one of your favorite greetings.......BOO !
Thank you for another creepy Halloween video and so many nice long freights
Thanks for watching. Another is in the works with your favorite brand "X" in it, hopefully will get done today.
Awesome video 😊
Thanks for watching.
Thanks, fun as always.
Thanks for watching.
Wow - that was soooo cool! Great trains and Halloween decorations.
Thanks for watching, glad that you liked it.
Love the orange Lionel prewar gondola unit train !
But, wait, I thought you promised an appearance of your beautiful Ives orange and black 3261
Southern Special Set 482 for this Halloween ?
Keep your shirt on......as my old man used to say. I found that I had more than I remember of orange/black stuff, so am doing several shorter videos. The Ives set is in a video with a Marx and an AF set, should be posted today. Thanks for watching and for paying attention to my ramblings. If there was a test, you would get an A.
every one gets better
Thanks, glad you liked it.
Very good. I believe the black and orange colors were handed down from the Catholic All Saints and All Souls Day masses - orange from the old style candles and black from the priest's vestments.
I never knew that, I guess it is always possible to learn something new. Thanks for watching.
Maybe Popeye will come down and help out.
Popeye is trying to get his pals Gumby and Bullwinkle to help, but they can't agree on anything! Popeye won't admit it but me thinks that Olive Oyl is the goyl that pulled the plug.
@@JFLionelT-RailOperator
Cheeky!