WORLD FAMOUS O Gauge Train Layout! - Twin Cities Model Railroad Museum. O-Scale Layout. Model Trains
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 26 ก.ย. 2024
- This Train Museum has become special to me and my family. We love it here. Just wanted to capture the magic of the World Famous Massive O-Scale Train Layout. There all sorts of Model Railways at this place. I capture some video of their other layouts as well in this video. but concentrate mostly on the O-Gauge Train Layout. It's just a simple video of some Model Trains in Action! This footage was taken at one of their Night Trains Exhibits. They turn off all the lights, turn on the blue lights and all the Train Exhibit's Lights and create some Model Train Magic. Kids of all ages love it here.
Twin Cities Model Railroad Museum,
The museum address is:
668 Transfer Road
Suite 8
Saint Paul, Minnesota 55114
Monday: 10am - 3pm
Friday: 10am - 3pm
Saturday: (October - February) 10-2 and 3-7 for Night Trains™ (10 -5 from March to October)
Sunday: 12pm - 5pm
Thank you,enjoyed the kid's talking about the Christmas train.Reminded me when my father would take me to the manufacter's and dealer's showrooms in 50's NYC.
Hi Matt. Oh, I would love to check this place out. What a lot of work went into this. Thanks for sharing Matt and have a great weekend. Blessings - Judith 🎵🎭
Enjoyed!!!
Every inter child dream. Matt, just an awesome display of train sets. Different cars, different engines. One of largest I have ever seen. And all the detail so right on. Thank you for sharing this great display. ❤️ it ! Thank you for sharing!
Awesome video buddy
Great video! Been going to see this since it was in Bandana Square. Our kids were young and now have grandchild who is an adult. They all enjoyed it most years for over 25 years. Haven’t visited St Paul much lately so this was a nice surprise. Enjoyed hearing and seeing your child enjoy it as well. Do they still have the button for kids to light the fireworks? Did you see the Grumpy Old Men town? Had me questioning my eyesight with the reversed images for a minute or so. Keep up the great work.
How many years ago was the move from Bandana Square? The last time I saw it was at Bandana and the elderly man who scratch built an O scale DM&IR plow or ditcher was there. He couldn’t stop pointing it out to me. Looked like it had 500 to 1000 hours into it.
Difficult to read the reverse livery on the trains.
Do you even realize your problem?