Toy Train Christmas Memories
By the early fifties, toy trains were as much a part of Christmas as Santa Claus and the Christmas tree. Kids fell asleep reading the Lionel catalog and dreaming about what engine, freight car, or new accessory they woul
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By the early fifties, toy trains were as much a part of Christmas as Santa Claus and the Christmas tree. Kids fell asleep reading the Lionel catalog and dreaming about what engine, freight car, or new accessory they woul
Christmas and toy trains take us back to an innocent time. Remember when cutting edge technology was pressing a button and seeing a little man throw out milk cans? That we were dazzled and would never forget such simple
All aboard for a tour of some of America's greatest O-gauge model railroads. Builders take you inside the magic of these miniature landscapes, sharing tips on their construction and the amazing details in their design. H
In celebration of our 45th anniversary we present our 12th Christmas video. See Lionel's popular model of the Polar Express racing past snow-covered villages amid twinkling lights. Featuring stories of families sharing t
A fun-filled adventure for kids featuring real and toy trains. Learn about railroad signals. Visit Dollhouse Junction, a train/toy store with a giant layout, see Thomas wooden trains in action, and learn about freight ca
Kids love real trains and toy trains. See how the Pennsy's GG1 locomotive gets its power from overhead wires. Ride on real steam locomotives at the Hesston Steam Museum and see how steam once powered sawmills, tractors,
A train conductor goes about his duty. All the characters are animals in human form. Hippo ladies in dresses try to jam into cars and other passengers pull jokes and cause havoc.
The finest way to travel from Siliguri to Darjeeling is by the Darjeeling Himalaya Toy Train. The surroundings of Siliguri are well worth a visit & just a few kilometers away is Kali Mandir & Coronation Bridge an
An interesting look at the world of toy trains, shot from the perspective of the little world itself. Originally created for model train enthusiasts, this short film transcends it's intended audience to delight viewers o
I Love Toy Trains combines the most exciting train action around, both real and play.
All aboard and full speed ahead for a fun-filled adventure to visit all the sights and sounds that have made Lionel trains a classic American icon.
Enjoy toe-tapping music and watch steamers, diesels zipping around curves, through tunnels, and over bridges, and Lionel trains loading up with candy.
A gentle mix of colorful trains, wind-up toys, and music - some classical, some bluegrass. The action and bright colors of the trains enhances curiosity, holds baby's attention, and encourages cognitive development. A vi
I Love Toy Trains: Rail Blazers is the 17th release of I Love Toy Trains release in 2017
The funniest Bloopers, Outtakes, Mishaps, and Songs From Our Popular I Love Toy Trains videos. Wall-to-wall "Oh no!" segments mixed with songs and jokes. A hilarious video that absolutely everyone -- train enthusiast or
Real trains and toy trains roaring down the tracks. See beautiful streamlined steamers, slot car racers, the first five inductees into the Toy Train Hall of Fame, and we salute the Freedom Train, that used to be the SP D
See vintage diesels on parade at the Illinois Railway Museum. Visit Taltree, a fascinating two-acre garden railway exhibit that combines railroad history with exciting train aciton. Great mix of real and toy train action
Adventures with real and toy trains feature Pokemon characters riding the log loader, legendary steamers, original songs, and toy train bloopers.
Parts 1, 2, 3 Digitally Re-Mastered including some new contents and new songs by James Coffey - Where Have All The Cabooses Gone, My Mama Was A Train, & Workin In The Railway Yard. I Love Toy Trains, Part 2(32 minutes)
We open with a story about Richard Kughn, former owner of Lionel trains and creator of Carail, We tour the TM World Headquarters and see six different layouts. You’ll recognize some of them because many scenes in this se