Lionel trains....

The 400E!

 

I gotta clean up snake poop.

 

Mike’s Train House got the patent to make antique trains again. Then Lionel sued them for like 40 million.

 

Watching baseball.https://youtu.be/lHulRaUnjfY
This was filmed in slow-motion. Sorry but I guess youtube doesn’t do slow-motion.

 

I bought my wife an engine for Mother’s Day. She doesn’t know yet. And it’s broken I have to fix it.

 

It’s already doubled in value and they can’t make anymore.

 

Well it was a quick fix, this has the 1920’s style motor and reverse ing unit, the 384 is pulling hard. The 219 Derrick weighs like 6 pounds.

 

The “Sherman” was my idea. It’s a BMC. I’m gonna buy a bunch and put them on flat-beds and sell them at the train show.

 

Now retired in bookcase for show only.

 

Very nice. Im looking for the standard tinplate 214 Union PacificSpirit Army, Marines, and Airforce?
I found an Army for $150 then it disappeared and I found it for $375. Now they’re nowhere around?

 

Hope the neighbors got there heart monitors off. I’m gonna roll’em out.

 

My Japanese train.

 

This must be a record for “feet of track”?

 

I’m running four trains worth about $4k maybe more at the same time. I’ve got the Challenger smoking good. The floor is alive!

 

And my drone warning lights.

 

I’m about 4 inches tall right now.

 

I switched out the standard for the 400e and 10 cars. So I’m pulling 34 with 4 engine two got “wood stove” scent in them.

 

Someone put their Army boxcar up for sale. $350.

 

1947, 2332, this engine has the weirdest horn.

 

I have to clean under there.

 

https://youtube.com/watch?v=xfLLwKVCKsg&feature=sharec

 

Can’t get the slow-motion to work on YouTube.

 

I got 5 engines on their own tracks. I run them all at the same time.

 

The marine Corp 6803 “tank” cars with Pyro loads are going for 5 bills!

 

Neighbors train goes all around his property, pretty cool i think.

 

Just scored a Lionel 190 Observation car pretty cheap. It’s all original no restoration.

 

It was manufactured in 1914.