Can’t I find Terry’s KZfaq channel, pls show the link, what is shown on the video doesn’t work, thank you.

Very thoroughly designed layout. Beautiful designs and a very wide variety of power and rolling stock. I have been messing with model trains for over 50 years, and I love seeing great creativity such as this wonderful layout!!

Is there a way to get in contact with Terry?

Franks wife was saying, curse that John guy now my husbands buying trains again.

The song at 7:11 😂 too funny but had me dancing

I Bought Some O Gauge railroading DVDs In York 2018, I Think Bob Was Featured On It.

Very nice attention to detail. Really love the train layout

Nice, but, the Keystone belongs to Pennsylvania.

This the clearest explanation of the Baker valve gear I've ever found. Steam locomotives are truly remarkable machines!

Had a small Lionel set in the fifties. Just a figure eight with a pass-over bridge. The only accessory I had was a log loader. When I saw the one in the video the memories came flooding back. Thank you!

Yeah man it REALLY IS! (All about feeling your youth again) Lol! I've got my father's childhood Lionels and HOs and since he began heading down hill over the years and has now passed away, I've been collecting my favorite Lionels and getting ready for retirement. Born in Poughkeepsie 😊 my layout design will be based upon the NYC Poughkeepsie/ Hudson River Route. Great video and good to hear someone else likes Poughkeepsie NY LMAO! God Bless.

I wish I could give this a double thumbs up

A great start to the never-ending list of tools that will be acquired over the years. A couple of inexpensive "nice-to-haves" and one must have: a magnetic dish or tray to hold the small nuts, bolt, pins, springs and such that enevitably get brushed off the bench. Even if the dish gets knocked off, there's a good chance the dish's magnet will hold the parts. The other nice to have are sandwich bage in several sizes to hold parts together for later reassembly. The must have is eye protection, especially when using the Dremel or tools that can create chips. Cutting discs have been known to shatter, sending pieces everywhere. Be safe so you can enjoy this great hobby for a long, long time! Folks, what else would you add to the list?

As a person who owns a lot of Lionel Trains Inc. era products, I always wondered why the smoke was so anemic. Very helpful tip for those who enjoy running our generation’s “postwar” trains.

Good to know! I own at least 3 of these series Locomotives! Great advice for these smokers. Thanks so much for making this video, I'm sure I'll be upgrading mine in the near future.

That was one of my requirements when we were house hunting. Basement required for the trains.

A dream layout 😊

Very timely. I had just identified a location on my layout where I needed an uncoupler, and was thinking I needed to tear out some track. Thanks so much for this!

Did this Lay-out ever appear in a. Issue of the OGR magazine?

Thanks!

Thanks!

That was really cool!

We had one of those tin triple-track Lionels in our basement in the 1950s. It was just an oval. I then moved on to the more "sophisticated" Tyco HO layout.

I got my lionchief Hudson 2 years ago. I love that engine!

Rich that is wonderful. By the way we met a long time ago in Ohio when I was in elementary school and got to see one of the layouts in the OGR magazine. If you know the name of a man from Hopkinsville, Kentucky named Bill Farrell then you know I’m talking about. I’m his grandson and he’s pretty well and I have both the Lionel 1990 Scale Hudson and the 2011 Lionel Vision Line Scale Hudson. Heck I even got all the 700 series scale freight cars to go with 5340 except for one that I’ll have to look for. You can’t imagine how many Lionel Hudsons I have in my collection early modern era to today models. Recently I got my hands on a Lionel Wabash Hudson being my first Wabash steam locomotive on my roster of engines. Hope Lionel has plans to release a scale P-1 Wabash Hudson in the future.

Might not have the glitz of a 700E, but I'm a happy camper with my 2065 baby hudson.

Thank you for the video. My first o gauge train set was a Marx ! I dabbled in N gauge then HO gauge and on my Honeymoon I got back into O gauge with a Lionel scout 233 steamer. My layout grew to 4x8. Then the Nephews wanted a train so I gave up on O gauge to them and now operate N gauge due to space.

Great exposition Rich.

Outstanding video.

Wow Mr Melvin. I was thinking about the Lionel Hudson tonight. I log into KZfaq, this came up.

Excellent video. I have always loved the Hudson since I first saw it in the 1966 catalog. I agree with your last statement. If you want an investment, buy mutual fund shares, not toy trains.

Love both these gentlemen's stories and styles. I'm a post-war Lionel collector. Some day, I'll be able to set up a permanent layout for now once a year around the Christmas tree. Thank you, gentlemen. 🚂🚃🚃🚃🚃🚃🚃

Americanflyer needs a magazine

Beautiful! You certainly can be very proud of all your work and effort saving everything from the early years of collecting and creating the layout that is yours! You and Gayle are a team of train lovers! Stay safe healthy and happy!

Awesome lay out brought back great memories thank you !

please don't overlay the music over the train sounds

The switch layout is really something!

Sure wish americanflyer had this kind of following

Great story, great looking layout! What are you using as ballast under your track that looks so good!?

Marx guy here, ---That`s a Spicy Meat Ball.

Awesome collection, thanks for this video!

What kind of Road Bed is used under that tubular track?

Howdy from the north , i have the same idea of Jim , i run Prewar and post war lionel , not a lot of scenery but just enough, i don't have a lot of space so my layout is only 7 x 17 ft . just enough to have fun. great video.

This O gauge railroading the video was part of a vhs recording I had years ago. It would've been lost, but now it's back.

Saw this collection last year - truly remarkable! The focus is mainly tinplate from the 1910s to WWll, but there's quite a bit of post war rarities as well. And it's just not Lionel and the other big American manufacturers. European builders are also well represented. Well worth the effort to see it person.

Great vidio, love that layout and great detail.Thanks for the morning coffee...

That’s my favorite type of layout. Simple, yet keeps the eye busy. Plus plenty of room to run super long trains.

Great video. It was awesome to see a subway set!

Road trip this year!

Great Layout and outstanding philosophy regarding the hobby !