How to order items from the Youtube shows.
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I want to Live Chat: - Here is what you need.
  - You need a Google account.
  - Login into Youtube and goto Caboose Stop Hobbies
  - Click Subscribe, then click the bell icon and select All.
  - Watch the live show and look for 'Live Chat'
       (on desktop it's left of the video, on mobile it's below the video)
  - Type the number you want in live chat.

New Chat Customers: Within 14 days of your first order:
  - Call or Email trainguy34@gmail.com and give your Username, Real Name and contact info.
-If we do not hear from you, we will put your items back on the shelf.

I don't want a Google Account: You can order via phone or email.
  - Call the shop and give them the date and numbers of the items you want.
  - Email trainguy34@gmail.com and give the date and numbers of the items you want.

Can you hold items to combine shipping?
Absolutley, we can hold items for up to 60 days.
(Call us when your ready to ship)
OR
Until you have a full box to ship.
(We call you when it's time to ship)

Payment is due when we ship.
What if I can't do a full payment when its time to ship?
We can arrange a payment plan but we may suspend additional items until your paid up.

How do I get my items?
- Pick them up at the store.
- We can ship them to you (You pay shipping - we ship via UPS)
- We can bring them to a Train Show (Contact us by Thursday Morning Before the show)

See what viewers are saying about our Youtube shows...
Jim6091 wrote:
Those aren't bad prices
Roger3133 wrote:
That was certainly boring!
Railrodr wrote:
You don't watch your own videos. They never improve. Ian's interrupting and gurgling are the worst. Let Carol run the show and don't confuse her!
Robert wrote:
Your prices are incredible. Around here, if it has trucks it costs $15 minimum. Suggest taking the microphone away from the camerman.
Reginald wrote: 
Overall, I think I just wasted an hour of my life that I will never get back! 
I didn't know that the show was going to be used to sell new, used or broken locos and rolling stock. 
How would the owners know where to ship the purchases to, how they were going to be paid and how much would they charge for shipping?

The camera work was shaky, moved too fast or too slow and was all over the place. 
There was a lot of glare from reflected light.  The items should have been placed on a solid slanted surface to avoid the glare.
The frame was filled with merchandise on the floor and spilling out of every crevice; not too appealing to see.

I've also never seen pizza boxes used for train storage or display and never ever seen or even heard about Godfather's Pizza.
Frankly, most of the merchandise looked like what was left over unsold after a train show.
Altogether a very unappealing presentation.

And there was a lot of confusing, somewhat inane narration (chit-chat).
Now I'm sure that that couple are very delightful and humorous in person, but they are not ready for "prime time" and they must even be older than I am!

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