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i could look at this all day ken
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This is weird. I just browsed into this video and was about to post it myself.

It's extremely freaky and mesmerizing to watch... I think it's creating an inter-dimensional vortex.

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Damn. I was just about to post it too. This is really creepy.
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That little loose curved section of track laying in the center is driving me crazy.
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Those diesels look like the old Bachmann GP-18s from the 80s. I have one of those!Neat video idk.
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what? no caboose?? boooo
wild & crazy video that for sure!
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It's making my eyes do this:

I didn't know Bachmann imported those Mehano GP18's after AHM dropped them. He must be wrong about the wheels, tho; they're NS. They never made aluminum wheels, which would give off a lot of black dirt.

Interesting to see them doing such a good job pulling and pacing each other perfectly in stock condition. It begs the question, tho: Why would anyone have 19 Mehano UP GP18's, and over 200 silver hoppers?

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That's the kind of thing my 10-year-old mind would have come up with if I had had the track! The best I could do back in the day was a figure 8 where the locomotive and caboose would barely clear each other, by about a quarter-inch, perhaps less, if I recall correctly.
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To properly enjoy this, you have to start with a little motion sickness or vertigo.
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I was thinking a few whiskey sours.
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That's the kind of thing my 10-year-old mind would have come up with if I had had the track! The best I could do back in the day was a figure 8 where the locomotive and caboose would barely clear each other, by about a quarter-inch, perhaps less, if I recall correctly.

Originally posted by gmoney - April 01 2014 :  12:11:54 AM



My 10-year-old mind actually DID try it, UNTIL he realized he didn't have halfway enough track. Sigh.

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It's making my eyes do this:

I didn't know Bachmann imported those Mehano GP18's after AHM dropped them. He must be wrong about the wheels, tho; they're NS. They never made aluminum wheels, which would give off a lot of black dirt.

Interesting to see them doing such a good job pulling and pacing each other perfectly in stock condition. It begs the question, tho: Why would anyone have 19 Mehano UP GP18's, and over 200 silver hoppers?

Originally posted by NickelPlate759 - March 31 2014 :  8:53:00 PM

Here's the Mehano GP18:
/tyco/forum/uploaded/kovacste000/20140402223200_246413_LB_00_FB.EPS_1000.jpg
And my Bachmann GP18:
/tyco/forum/uploaded/kovacste000/20140402223620_IMG_0249.JPG
They look pretty much the same to me.

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"I could look at this all day".


Originally posted by catfordken on March 31 2014.
Definitely deserves a repeat view.



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