I started a YouTube channel to show off my collection

Nice work and looks like a fun layout.

Don, thanks for doing it.  I got into tinplate a couple years ago.  I was surprised how few YouTube videos there were.  Your layout tour especially should be helpful to folks starting out.  I'm looking forward to more.

That is a big reason I decided to jump on the YouTube bandwagon. Not much focus unless it is Postwar or Modern Era. 

Also being stuck home a lot helps. I'm shooting some footage for Marx passenger sets I have and a Sakai freight set I have. Should be done next week.

Very cool Marx stuff.  Thanks for sharing!

Hi Don, saw you Saturday at TT...Ill say hello when our paths cross again... in the meantime here is my old channel on youtube... I'll be updating soon  friscosteam Youtube.

@Rob English posted:

Hi Don, saw you Saturday at TT...Ill say hello when our paths cross again... in the meantime here is my old channel on youtube... I'll be updating soon  friscosteam Youtube.

 I had to go back this past Thursday. The engine I got had a busted coupler and none of us noticed that Saturday but they got it fixed right up. Great customer service.

Don,

I like the lighted tunnel, did it come that way, or did you add the light yourself?

RamblerDon, I changed the URLS you pasted into your post and your signature into actual links for you. You should learn how to do that. It makes things look much more professional and easier to read.

You're welcome.

RamblerDon, 

Your channel looks good so far! I gave you a sub!

-Jacob

@Craignor posted:

Don,

I like the lighted tunnel, did it come that way, or did you add the light yourself?

Lionel offered them with both lights and without. When factory equipped with lights they just hung them inside near the ends. I purchased the tunnel the way it came. The fellow had cut holes behind the houses and strung lights behind them. Honestly that is how I feel lionel should have done it to begin with.