Model Train Show 2022 - What Will we Find?

It's been two years since the last train show in Arnprior Ontario and it sure was great to see it back once again. There weren't as many vendors and displays due to their being another show just a couple hours away however there was still plenty to have a look at and I still walked away with some great deals. I also ended up meeting several subscribers which was unexpected but a delight.

[mrunitedstates]

This really makes me wish Arizona had train shows like this, my ho scale layout is mainly antique store finds which I repaired and rewired cause of this channel and really made me reignite my old childhood hobby

[justaboringjoha]

You made a very good deal with the Fleischmann-switcher, they run for high prices under collectors.

[shockstrains]

i’m very glad train show videos are coming back

[raily]

The german steam loco is actualy from Fleischmann. It's a class 80 switcher in old Fleischmann-scale of 1:82, 1:84 or 1:85. Fleischmann only gradually brought the scale of its models up to standard.

[elleryparsons]

That’s the Kind of train show I love Going To.

[MattKonsol]

Pretty nice haul man! I really like the bachmann spectrum doodlebug right there at the show!

[MorpheusMF]

SMT Mainline, your Fleischmann Switcher is a german Class 89.0 there is still one of this preserved in Schwerin.

[qwincyq]

I didn’t see you there, must have been at different times. But lots of railroaders from the Facebook forums too. It was a good show. Free admission and kid friendly so lots of families brought their children.

[PWaco-yqwr]

I got a Caboose free today also. Someone saw what I was looking for on my YOUTUBE wanting a WESTERN PACIFIC Orange & Silver' Black some gave it to him for me he gave it to me . Iam going to do a video for you and my friend.

[HamTransitHistory]

The Brighton flea market was great, but there weren't any layouts

[trainfan]

Someone at my local hobby shop actually build that exact same shay kit and chiped it!! It was one of the most amazing things I have ever seen.

[adambridgewater]

Graham Farish is indeed a British Manufacturer. They started out producing OO Gauge Stock, then moved to N Gauge before being bought out by Bachmann, and so are now a Bachmann N Gauge Brand in the UK. The boxes you saw are pre-Bachmann style, so late 90's, early 2000's.

[mercuryoak]

0:01 TIMMY'S! lol Very nice train show looked small but still hey its a train show and thats great they had one. That Fleishmann Loco you bought is basically the same as the one i have with just making it have the great detail of valve gear. i would say that loco goes back to 1960s and is in amazing shape. I know i would have spent at least a couple hours there and bought some stuff as well. them track cutters ive seen go for 20 or more, myself ive used my rotary tool generic dremel but takes a steady hand to make the cut the rail and then file it if needed . great stuff you found .

[dannagy]

Have you ever made it down to the Amherst Model Railroad Show in Springfield Massachusetts? It's the largest model train show in the US. Its 32, 500 square metres of trains and vendors. Its held every January at the Eastern States Exposition, otherwise known as the Big E. It was held across four of the largest buildings on the property and even had a narrow gauge steam locomotive set up outside under steam to blow the whistle.

[MygrandpasTrain]

I was just at a train show to-day. It was oddly similar to the one you went to, as in not many vendors were there. Maybe June isn't as good a time for train selling. I did end up with my first Hobbytown engine though!

[frugalterrier]

I was there as well! Picked up a nice Lionel KW transformer for $70.

[Morganstein-Railroad]

The Graham Farish Wagons Were British. My father had those very wagons on his layout.

[TooManyHobbiesJeremy]

I like how you edited this together. I used it as a guide for my recent video on a train show in Green Bay WI. Subscribed

[elleryparsons]

My Wife and I model 2 Scales Ho And N Scales and Proud of them.

[MMRails]

I’m sorry I missed it. It seems that a lot was happening that weekend. $100 for an N scale loco with a broken light? You were smart to barter.