Discovery Channel "More of our Favorite Toys" segment w/Lionel trains

[andregg1]

Hi
Thats true!
I like when the guy star to play with the f3 for the firs time, brand new!!!
anyway I enjoy mine old f3.
Andre.

[wrmcclellan]

Andre,

Great find. Part of that same clip is used in the Dis Chan show, but they obviously fixed the contrast as it was much cleaner than the clip on the web.

[laz 57]

Very COOL, thanks!
laz57

[andregg1]

Hi
You can see the show room movie in this address:
http://www.jlmtrains.com/layoutvideos.htm
enjoy
Andre.

[Jumijo]

Discovery and the History channel have aweful web sites. Too much emphasis on looks and not enough on being useful. The search engines are lousy and slow.

Jim

[wrmcclellan]

LAZ - I did not see a repeat time for it on the Dis Chan's website. It aired yesterday unfortunately.

[Blueberryhill RR]

QUOTE: Originally posted by wrmcclellan

Just caught a bit of this episode while taking a break. Has a neat segment featuring Lionel Trains. This must be an older segment as it has clips of trains still being produced in Michigan. Showed painting and track production.

What was extremely interesting were the movie clips of trains running on the classic PW Lionel NY showroom display layout! I never heard of any film of this layout.

This segment also included Mandy Pattikin's layout.

Also shown were Play Dough (production shots, it's inventor and original use as a wallpaper cleaning product!) and Marx toys.

Check it out if you can.
Roy

Roy, I have a video of the 1949 NY layout and of the reproduction of it in a later year.
It was interesting how fast they built it.
Chuck

[laz 57]

What time ROY?
laz57

[Anonymous]

There were some nice film segments from a couple of the earlier showroom layouts in the "final" epidode of Trains Unlimited on the History Channel. It was entitled Toy Trains and featured the Lionel toy train company. You may be able to get a copy from the produdcers, Greystone via the Greystone Amrican History Store.

[daan]

Lousy; we have a different programming on discovery channel over in europe..

[wrmcclellan]

Just caught a bit of this episode while taking a break. Has a neat segment featuring Lionel Trains. This must be an older segment as it has clips of trains still being produced in Michigan. Showed painting and track production.

What was extremely interesting were the movie clips of trains running on the classic PW Lionel NY showroom display layout! I never heard of any film of this layout.

This segment also included Mandy Pattikin's layout.

Also shown were Play Dough (production shots, it's inventor and original use as a wallpaper cleaning product!) and Marx toys.

Check it out if you can.
Roy