Hello. You said the November show date was changed but you didn't say what the new dates are, so please let us know. Thanks.

Hey shawn (sorry if i misspelled your name) aint seen you in a bit hope your doing alright and nice layout

I bet that engine is a pulling beast.

OTD🙉 Pretend k-line is 40 foot cars😃 Nicholas Smith has Gunderson cars on sale 247 for the 3 car set That is 2019 prices

"Operator Train Disorder." 🤣 Oh yeah, I can understand that, I've got a bit of it myself. I just CAN'T bring myself to run trains of two different eras or of railroads that weren't in close geographic proximity to each other on my layout, my skin crawls if I try! It has to be steam with steam, diesel with diesel, or for example Jersey Central running with PRR, Erie running with Susquehanna or New York Central running with Ontario & Western. Norfolk & Western running alongside the Lackawanna? Forget it! Nuts, huh? Fun video Shawn! Keep your eyes open for those K-Line cars, they're out there.

Great intermodal cars Shawn.

Neat fire trucks Shawn!

Great footage Shawn.

I missed it due to the threat of rain. They left earlier than the usual 4-5pm time from the previous years.

Beautiful layout. Great to see all the passenger trains! Thanks for posting.

As a Fire Buff and 3 railer...this film was exceptional. Thanks Shawn 🚨

Enjoyed!!

This was so enjoyable to watch Shawn! I’ve always loved fire trucks as a kid. Outstanding job on the videography as usual! The cake topper for me was at the end seeing all the firetrucks coming out with their sirens and lights on! 💯❤😎

Great Video!👍👍👍👍

I really enjoyed this video. Thank you! 😊👍

Are these all Lionel or other brands

Beautiful machines, and that Gordonsville restoration is truly a labor of love! Thanks for bringing us along Shawn!

Hi, I would like to know what scale the tanks are??

Would be a good car to build a model railway in. With 2 deks and a helix. Lot's of space aviable!

See that, I stopped here and learned all kinds of things. Did not know the Greenberg show was sold as was the Edison convention center. I used to go to the Edison show at least once a year. Loved it. But, after retiring I moved from NYC down to the Charlotte area. Unfortunately they do not have the Greenberg show here. The nearest one to me is the one in Richmond, but that’s a bit of a ride for a one day trip. So I guess I’ll need to visit your channel so I can relive attending that show. Thanks. Well if one good thing comes out of it, moving here saves me money as I’d spend a good chunk of change while at that shows.

Need to use the proper dark steam oil for the cylinders and lighter oil for bearings etc .

Ty for all you do!!!!!!

A very well done video! I really like how you slowly moved the camera around so everyone could see what was for sale. 👍

Lots of neat stuff!

Beautiful circus train. Who made the pole wagon for g scale?

I wasn’t able to attend this show so I appreciate you taking the time to provide us with another quality video! Thanks for the opening comments on Greenberg and the November show in Edison.

Thanks so much for the information. I've already run into this problem and it took me a while to figure out but I also had several other issues at the same time. Thanks!

Enjoyed the history.

This was a terrific film...thank you Shawn ! 👍

Awesome video Shawn! Looks like you had a great time! Thanks for showing the real GG1 #4800. It's a shame it's not in better shape. - Ryan

One of my favorite places!!!

Hey Sean, I'm from Louisiana. How often do they do this? I'd love to plan a trip to check this out along touring the museum, horseshoe curve and ect.

Excellent video! Love the Conrail!

Shawn what about asking henning's or Brady's to do a custom run on 2233 I bet you could get 100 preorders

Thoroughly enjoyed the story and the EMD info.

Are they going to restore 4800 or just let it sit outside and weather away even more?

Great photo of you holding conrail sd 45 in front of conrail 2233😅😊

Thanks for the info. Makes sense.

Liked the part with the GG1

Great that engineer loves the heroes of railroading in the Northeast and Midwest

Great video