My husband has this train set in the original box- he is 56 and received to as a gift when he was 7 years old,!

@SVT512

5 жыл бұрын

yep, got mine around then to, that is me in the episode pic in front of the Christmas tree getting my original set :)

Marx made great toys and great train sets as well! I run o scale marx trains, and love my marx wind ups! The ones I have all have sparkers on them. there is something about a tin wind up train that the electrics just don't have. Thanks for sharing, and best of luck!

the box art is very nice, makes ya want to play with a train. :D

I had the 1960 +- version of the "Wind-Up Train." I had a glossy black metal loco. My tender and caboose were "Pennsylvania," and the caboose was red, not sure what color my gondola was. The track worked with O-27 cars. The damned thing was FAST!!! Sometimes, I took the loco apart and just ran the "works" around the track!!! Thanks!!!

Great video Willie! Its Bob Noell

Excellent condition

Nice set. It looks new. Thanks for the video. I enjoyed it a lot!

I got this set for Christmas 1968 ( Lost the key....). There are several Christmas Home Movies on You Tube ( mid-60s to early 70s ) that show this set!

Man. That thing is fast! Beautiful pressed tin. Old toys are so awesome. We picked up some old steel Tonka and Nylint trucks for my son a few years ago, because new toys aren't nearly as nice as the old ones.

@SVT512

7 жыл бұрын

Love old Tonka Toys! I had a Endloader, Dump Druck and a Bulldozer. lots of great times with those toys

Great Video and Great Podcast.

The first model train set that I got was more advanced than that but my first train set was the Lionel Pennsylvania flyer that I got from my grandfather 3 years before he passed away

Shoeeee, what a choo choo.

That is quite awesome my friend!:)

had a set like that when i was very young. on the box it said play with on the tracks or the floor. i played with it on the floor. got in to trouble and the set was taken away.

I feel out of place in the marx community cause I collect marx tin plate, 1935 through around the mid to late 50s, I don't like the plastic stuff they made later on, but I'm only 17 which is kinda weird in my opinion