Broadway Limited Imports 1002 Smoke Fluid, 0.25 oz.

A great product but need to make a larger bottle available.

Ive tried baby oil as someone suggested on YouTube. The smoke was thin. Broadways smoke fluid generates thicker smoke but it still smells bad. I only turn it on for a short duration as the man cave would begin to smell like the garage. Id like to suggest if possible to add a bit of tint to the smoke for more realism. Heres a picture of my ES44AC demo spewing smoke on BLIs fluid.

I tried to save money by using baby oil but theres difference in the smoke output. BLIs smoke fluid is clearing generating more consistent and thicker smoke than J&J baby oil. I would just stay with BLIs fluid from now on because I dont know the long term effect of using other oil which might clog up the tube as old oil do get very grimy.

If you have a BLI Locomotive you have to use this! If you use other manufacturers smoke fluid, your locomotive will not smoke as well. Upon some research, this is mineral based fluid, which BLI locomotives burn more efficiently. Other companies are usually petroleum based fluid, and BLI locomotives do not burn it as well. I almost messed up new BLI UP FEF 844 by using another companies smoke fluid. It barely smoked, once I switched back to BLI Smoke Fluid, it smokes beautifully!

I recently purchased the BLI 4-4-2 Special Edition Steamer. It is a beauty and the BLI smoke fluid is a wonderful visual effect. I'm sure all my guests will love it.