Flintlock76Thanks Mr. Rob! Either you've seen a much better print of the show than I did, or you remember it from the first broadcast and have one incredible memory!
None of the above - I watched the clip referenced last night.
Rob
ADCX Rob Flintlock76 ...PS: I recognized the "Texas Special," but I'm not sure of the steamer. Ricky's is a 2065, the one running on the layout with the 2245 is a 736. There's a 623 parked on a siding.
Flintlock76 ...PS: I recognized the "Texas Special," but I'm not sure of the steamer.
Ricky's is a 2065, the one running on the layout with the 2245 is a 736. There's a 623 parked on a siding.
Thanks Mr. Rob! Either you've seen a much better print of the show than I did, or you remember it from the first broadcast and have one incredible memory!
Love watching those old shows. Saw this one a year or so ago. Never thought to share. Thanks. There is a Leave it to Beaver episode that features trains too.
Banks, Proud member of the OTTS TCA 12-67310
Flintlock76...PS: I recognized the "Texas Special," but I'm not sure of the steamer.
It's possible Becky. The thing is, the resolution on the video's just not good enough to tell.
Not something I'm going to lose any sleep over. It was a fun show just the same!
Wayne
Just a guess of course, but I'm thinking 224, possibly the early square cab floor version.
Trains, trains, wonderful trains. The more you get, the more you toot!
A vintage "Ozzie and Harriet" episode concerning Ricky's Lionel set!
This was brought to my attention by frequent "Classic Trains" Forum poster "Miningman," and it's fun!
Also goes to show the more things change, the more they stay the same.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=04zc4anw3EU
PS: I recognized the "Texas Special," but I'm not sure of the steamer.
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