Thanks for the video.

Having been given a 1:43 Aurora set instead of the HO back in 1964, I remembered so much of this. I had the only 'wide track' setup in the area, running HO cars on that wider track. Basically eliminating the inner lane car knocking off the outer lane car, it made the larger figure 8 track more equal between the lanes. Wonderful nostalgic video!

Thanks for sharing bro

This was good because all i run is the tjet so what the hell this video is nice very nice see you on the next one keep up the good work.

aurora was on long island.. west hempstead new york... i never got a chance to go there... amazing hobby..lots of fun..it still lives on with tomy afx the oil is red... i still use it.. it works great... also good for the new cars from tomy afx on the rear gears and axles only..

10-- 100% A+ of course. thanks for the video.

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Me 2....😁👍 I still have a couple of hundred of the Aurora pancake cars....😉

3:50 tricky question, there are 6 front axle holes for 3 axle placement options.

You made that one a little easy, more challenging please 🏁

Thanks for the fun trip down memory lane.

Yay, I got a 100% on the T-jet Quiz... FYI, Touch Tone Phones were invented in 1963 and were Displayed at the 1964-1965 NY World's Fair.....But....People really did not really start seeing them in realistic use until 1970...but there was a major problem...many Phone networks nationwide were unable to accept the new Touch Tone system, so their networks had to be upgraded for Touch-Tone Service...and so their use finally went widespread in 1973 (10 years later from when it was first invented) when all of the Ma Bells and (Baby Bells) updated their entire phone networks to accept the newer "Touch-Tone" sound inputs. 1973 not only brought Touch-Tone service nationwide to the U.S., but it also introduced the common RJ-45 jacks that we all know as well to the common Phone.

Damn, I flunked again! I must be slot-tarded!

5 out of 10! Not so good, but still lots of fun.