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Lionel Booth The tree is a helix Outside is Up inside is down

Alot more to go thru including NY Historical Society


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I'm impressed they were still able to fit ornaments and lights on. It must be a fairly large tree. Super cool.
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am going to a toy show I hope the 20th
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The tree was about ten feet tall about 7 feet wide

more to come here is the only HO

















Been going to this for years and waa there just before TYCO dropped HO

Life Like used to show as did MRC and Model Power as well as Aristo Craft

Keep watchin for more pics real and otherwise AND a few surprises
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Sights as the train heads for Penn Station to Toy Fair 2016 (my 25th)







Sunnyside Yard Queens

More pics real model and again some surprises
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For the longest time the Toy fair was held at 23rd st and Hifth ave

In two buildings between a bridge on the ninth floor

As the new Century began the buildings were sold One is now a condo

The Gilbert Building last time I was there is still a showroom and it sells collectable glass

What it is now? could not tell you

It is now at Javitz Center as well as a few showrooms acttered in the city

FINALLY A Subway Station was added called Hudson Yards

Has a LOOOOOOOOOOOOOONG escalator took a Minute Twenty seconds
a lost hat











more to come

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Yes Virginia They still make Electric Football










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More pics from Toy Fair

Lionel is putting out this racing set






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Great little tour there j. I'm pretty ignorant of what goes on "back east". That escalator was pretty impressive.
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Here's some close ups of the tree






















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What were those trains on the plastic track by the bachmann pictures? Noticed that the rear trucks of the locomotives are freight car trucks lol. The same on the passenger cars.
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What were those trains on the plastic track by the bachmann pictures? Noticed that the rear trucks of the locomotives are freight car trucks lol. The same on the passenger cars.

Originally posted by dastumer - February 19 2016 :  08:38:35 AM



They appear to be either push-along or battery-powered trains that recycle old body shell toolings.

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They are Battery Powered HO sets uses two AA batteries

The set comes with track trees and plathorm I believe they can run on any HO track


Also Bachmanm now lets you run your train from your Apple device and I believe tablet or Droid
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Trying out the new Canon cameras Zoom lens


You can see The Empire State Building from Javitz







And then there's Pennsylvania Station

Not what it once was it is still there











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Vandalized just like London Euston was
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