I Love Toy Trains Parts 4 5 6
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I Love Toy Trains, Part 4
Brio & LGB, Marx Train layout, Marx side-dumping car, warning about crossing the tracks. Stop, Look and Listen. Real steam engines - the Norfolk & Western J and the Southern Pacific Daylight. Smooth Operator. Brio layout. What Do You Hear? Show and tell - what signals mean. Signal Lights. About electric engines. About diesel engines, different road names. I'm An Engineer, Brio trains, explains boxcar, tank cars, gondola. Early in the Morning. About flat cars and the popular dinosaur segment featuring the Dino Express Song. Take the Dinosaur test – when the train stops, you name the dinosaur. (35 minutes)
I Love Toy Trains, Part 5
Ain't It Great to be Crazy? Buster the engineer drives too fast. Jeff tells how steam engines are identified. Old McDonald Had a Train. Jeff explains the different between Standard gauge and O gauge. Classic Ives, Lionel and American Flyer Standard gauge trains are featured – Blue Comet, Stephen Girard, State Set, Hiawatha, Mayflower, and the extremely rare White Ives set. A steam engine takes a bath. Many different real steam engines. This Train. How steam engines operate, about a Shay locomotive. Down at the Station. Lionel and AF Barrel Loaders in action. (33 minutes)
I Love Toy Trains, Part 6 Real steam engines. How electric trains get their power. The Pennsylvania Railroad's GG-1. Let's Play With a Wooden Train featuring a Brio-type layout. Hesston Steam Museum, the five Great Lakes. When The Animals Ride the Train. How track is repaired. Layin' Down Those Railroad Ties. About Cranes, Hard Workin' Crane. The different types of bridges. The house where Tom Sawyer lived and the fence that Tom Sawyer tricked his pals into painting. Build a Bridge. (37 minutes)
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| DVD Item#: | TM-ILTT456 | | Runtime: | 1 Hour, 30 Mins ($0.10/min) |
| Producer: | TM Books and Video |
| Aspect Ratio: | Full Screen | | DVD UPC: | 780484631739 |
| Shrink Wrapped?: | Yes | | Disc Type: | DVD |
| Region Code: | 0 Worldwide NTSC |
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I Love Toy Trains Parts 4 5 6 Steamboy (Revere MA US) on 2017-11-07 19:33:08.
In part 4 made in 1997, there are lots of songs that James Coffey wrote and performed, like stop look and listen, smooth operator with N&W 611 & SP 4449, what do you hear with Strasburg railroad, Illinois railway museum, and Lionel trains, signal lights, I'm an engineer, early in the morning, and the popular dinosaur song. Plus the opening theme song shows on a Marx layout.
In part 5 made in 1998, There are 3 out of 4 Zany Buster segments with Joe Stachler speaking through the dispatcher's radio clearly, Plus Jeff makes his narration debut as a 6 year old as he learns about the wheels of the Steam locomotives, Jim Coffey's Old MacDonald Had a train, The Commodore Vanderbilt taking a washdown, as well as some standard gauge steamers. Jim Coffey's This Train, Learning about doubleheaders with NKP 587 & N&W 611 in the 1989 independence limited, learn about how lumber was made at a lumber yard, Jim Coffey's Down by the station with The Grand Canyon Railway 18, Pennsy 1361, Mississippian 76, CP 2317,and Pere Marquette 1225. Montage of barrels being loaded a look at MTH reissuing one of the standard gauge steamers with Updated Effects, and Jeff has a tip on why books are always fun.
In part 6 made in mid to late 1998, Jeff talks about the Pennsylvania railroad's GG1, James Coffey's wooden train song, a visit to the hesston steam museum, James Coffey's popular animal train song, how maintenance of way vehicles work with James Coffey's laying down those railroad ties. How cranes work with clips from "Lionel Accessories" part 1 made around the same time and James Coffey's hard workin' crane song, and also different bridges, also using clips from Lionel accessories part 1, with James Coffey's build a bridge song.
Would I recommend this to Kids of all ages? YES. And its also to learn and enjoy these more often rather than watching a Quarter of a billion view videos of Sesame Street's Elmo's World on Youtube.
Additional remarks by Steamboy:
Narration: Just enough.
Would kids enjoy this? Yes.
Image quality: Good.
DVD Value: Excellent Value!
Recommend to others? A "Must Have"!
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