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Mister No · 2019-12-30T10:37:43+00:00

Hello! Here is my Enoden Plarail, please travel with me from Kamakura to Fujisawa! I hope you like it. Kamakura Square: View on Kamakura Station: K...

Mister No

Super

Love the Symphony Mr No

Mister No

Super

Nice sound effects Mr No. With all your collection do you keep the original boxes too?

Mister No

Most of my Plarail trains have their own boxes, except for a few I found on eBay without boxes. Mattel trains generally don’t have boxes anymore, because most trains (especially AEG) are impossible to remove from the packaging without destroying the box.

I generally notice that with Tomy everything (even sets) can be put back in the box, while with Mattel it is not possible, because the box has to be destroyed when opening or the sets themselves (especially large ones like the Super Tower) can no longer be disassembled (so-called 1-click joints), so they no longer fit in the box.

leylandvictory2

Mister No i never know plarail real class makes inner curve tracks.

Mister No

They make straight and curved Real Class tracks (inner and outer) you can buy separately.

With every Real Class train you get three straight tracks, and stop track with special sets (like Hogwarts Express) and Island Platform Kit.

Mister No

Over 20 years ago, when I bought my first Thomas & Friends Motor Road & Rail and Tomica World Road & Rail System from a well-stocked UK online shop of tender powered locomotives, I only got Emily (because she’s lovely) and Murdoch. Somehow, I have always felt some repulsion towards such a way of driving, and the very idea that the locomotive is actually being pushed by its own tender seemed strange to me. In the meantime, I somewhat revised my position in this regard, and decided to acquire some other tender driven locomotives. So here is Molly (Tomy Thailand 2005):

Super

Mister No I have always felt some repulsion towards such a way of driving, and the very idea that the locomotive is actually being pushed by its own tender seemed strange to me

Completely agree Mr No. Never was much into acquiring Molly because of that until I saw a video on how to modify an R/C Molly to be an engine driven. I searched and found a used Molly without the controller a long time ago to make my own modified, engine driven Molly but as usual I have everything to do it but never got around to do it. I believe Muddy has one in one of his videos but I think you already know that

Mister No

Super

I always thought that Mighty Mac was a beautifully made model and as far as tender driven pushers he runs the best with hardly a skewed roll. I wonder if its because of the 8 small wheels that makes him track so well.

Mister No

Truth be told, both Molly and Mighty Mac did a great job. An uninformed person, watching them only on video, would not even conclude that they are tender driven engines. 😃

Mister No

TRAIN IN THIS VIDEO:

TOMY PLARAIL 144: TOKYO DISNEY RESORT BIG THUNDER MOUNTAIN SET

TOON TOWN STATION FROM:
Plarail Disney Dream Railway Toon Town Basic Set

Passengers at the station:
Bitty Pop! Mickey and Friends: Mickey Mouse № 1187
Bitty Pop! Disney Minnie Mouse № 23
Bitty Pop! Mickey and Friends: Pluto № 1189

FUNKO POP! FIGURINES IN THIS VIDEO:
The Castle from: Funko POP! Town | Aurora with Castle № 29
Philharmagic Mickey Mouse #1167
Disney Mickey and Friends: Mickey Mouse № 1187
Disney Mickey and Friends: Minnie Mouse № 1188
Disney Mickey and Friends: Donald Duck № 1191
Disney Mickey and Friends: Daisy Duck № 1192
Disney Mickey and Friends: Goofy № 1190

Passengers in the Thunder Mountain Rail Road Roller Coaster Car:
Bitty Pop! Mickey and Friends: Minnie Mouse № 1188
Bitty Pop! Mickey and Friends: Daisy Duck № 1192
Bitty Pop! Mickey and Friends: Donald Duck № 1191

Super

One of my favorites and one of two different versions and the fact that they are not just plastic shells but cast metal moves them up to the top of the list. Like how you itemized the items we see in the video Mr No 👍

Mister No

This is almost certainly the most beautiful Motor Tomica bus I’ve seen, but it has one problem (at least mine does): since it’s almost all metal, it’s noticeably heavier than the others (Bertie, Bulgy etc.) and can’t climb up the slope road track. Can yours handle the climb, Super?

Super

Mister No I will have to get both versions out and give them a go.

Super

Did the testing and you are right Mr No buuuut… I tested both versions of the Disney Resort Cruisers on the two different styled sloped road tracks and your version would not make it up either slope with the cast metal body on but did make it up both slopes easily with just the chassis no body. The second Disney Resort Cruiser made it up both versions of the road slopes. I weighed both without a battery and your version was 4.0 oz and the other 3.8 oz. Seems hard to believe that 0.2 oz makes the difference but maybe.

Mister No

Thank you for taking the time to clarify this problem, Super. It’s great that we’re always learning something new. I’ve noticed myself that the bus can’t climb slopes and even slides backwards while trying. So I suspected that it was the weight of the metal body. But it’s interesting that the other version works, and it’s probably because of the small difference in weight that you found in your experiment. Great job, Super! 👍

Mister No

TOMICA CARS IN THIS VIDEO:

Takara Tomy Dream Tomica No.176 Disney Motors Dreamstar IV with Mickey Mouse figurine
Takara Tomy Dream Tomica No. 182 Disney Motors with Minnie Mouse figurine

THE BUS:

Motor Tomica Disney Resort Cruiser:

TOON TOWN STATION FROM:
Plarail Disney Dream Railway Toon Town Basic Set

Passengers at the station:

Bitty Pop! Mickey and Friends: Mickey Mouse № 1187
Bitty Pop! Mickey and Friends: Daisy Duck № 1192
Bitty Pop! Mickey and Friends: Donald Duck № 1191

FUNKO POP! HOUSES AND FIGURINES:

The Castle from: Funko POP! Town | Aurora with Castle № 29
House next to the station: Casita from Funko Pop! Mirabel with Casita № 34
Walt Disney World 50th Anniversary Hollywood Tower Hotel with Mickey Mouse (Tower of Terror) № 31

Super

OH, NO! A DAMSEL IN DISTRESS!

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