I have converted a few of my mpc Steam tenders with similar technology really enjoy them more now also the impact on the wallet much lighter than a new Locomotive thanks for your video
Thanks for the video! I collect postwar but I I have a diesel sound car and a steam sound car and I enjoy them both. Sound adds a whole new dimension to postwar railroading.
It sounds pretty good for the era it was made. Just like you mentioned, technology of today has surpassed this offering. I can see this boxcar being perfect for those who didn't have sound offered in their locomotives during the 1990s.
Silence is golden, don’t need any more noise other than the wheels on the rails, motors growling, and an occasional toot of the whistle. The new expensive china made electronic stuff is of no interest no matter what noise it makes. But thank you for the video anyway.😊
I have converted a few of my mpc Steam tenders with similar technology really enjoy them more now also the impact on the wallet much lighter than a new Locomotive thanks for your video
Thanks for the video! I collect postwar but I I have a diesel sound car and a steam sound car and I enjoy them both. Sound adds a whole new dimension to postwar railroading.
Nice I got the same boxcar steam and diesel
It sounds pretty good for the era it was made. Just like you mentioned, technology of today has surpassed this offering. I can see this boxcar being perfect for those who didn't have sound offered in their locomotives during the 1990s.
Awesome video!
Nice video. Can you do a steam version also? Roughly, how much do they cost?
Thanks, if I can find one with steam sounds I’ll do a video on it. I bought mine for $25 at a train show.
Very cool
Great demo i get it !!
Silence is golden, don’t need any more noise other than the wheels on the rails, motors growling, and an occasional toot of the whistle. The new expensive china made electronic stuff is of no interest no matter what noise it makes. But thank you for the video anyway.😊
make a steam train vidio