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Bob’s Train Box: Episode 49
Glad to see some new products. And a new show open to boot!
A worthwhile list of new products to see.
I purchased a couple of Menards buildings last year and they are great models.
Always informative and interesting.
great new products, nice new production
Great episode nice to see those bldgs. and cars … Ken
Excellent review as always from Bob. Great to see some nice rolling stock that everybody can afford!
Would have liked to have seen the Menard’s buildings with lighting on; by lowering the overhead office lights. I only could make out the flashing tavern beer sign.
I have purchased several of the Menards flat cars with various loads and found that they are not very compatible with Lionel or MTH couplers, and tend to derail easily.
They do make a nice collectable train car however.
My first time watching and I found it helpful and informative…but especially cared for the detail and brevity.
Great show.
Bob very nice show and the new products really look great. Thanks for showing us all the new products. I enjoy your train box videos.
Awesome
Great presentation, but just a few extra’s needed. More zoom in’s on buildings showing details as well as illumination under dimmed room lights and headlights on the trucks on flatcars. Keep up the good work.
Thanks
The content was great, as usual. The new “improved” opening screens and music were a disappointment, especially since the music seemed to continue on in the background to the point of being annoying. How about going back to opening scenes and music that are as interesting and cheerful as the hobby?
Bob, as always LOVED the show! But miss the old opening!!! Really don’t like the new opening (bring back the old one)…
The Minnard’s stuff is really great. I have some
as always another great video. I always enjoy watching this videos. I miss the opening and closing remarks, hello or goodbye from the sunshine state of Wisconsin. keep up this great reviews
First time viewer,nice info. I never knew Menards sold items,like trains.
Thanks John