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Yes - they are all here..... we have an Erie on the layout and have had our guests running it for the past week or so..... These are terrific engines and I believe Lionel reused the tooling for the Camelbacks they made previously at a much higher price.

 

The sound and smoke is amazing for such a small engine. Front marker lights and operating rear coupler. I have another thread on the forum with pictures and video.

 

Here's the thread: https://ogrforum.com/t...arive-at-the-muffins

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The new Lionel  camelback is a great running locomotive.For a steamer in that price range the detail and painting is excellent.The sound is very nice and the smoke unit puts out a lot of smoke.The remote unit is simple to use.Operation in conventional mode is also good.For Lionchief plus operation your transformer must put out 18 volts as the instructions say.I ran the camel back with 7 scale box cars and a caboose and it pulled them easily.

I am a You Tube Junkie and in the past two weeks, these public videos have been published on You Tube. They both do an excellent demo about the LionChief Camelback.

Gary - Cheers from The Detroit & Mackinac Railway.

Both of these YT publishers are OGR Magazine & Forum Sponsors.

• Hope this helps......

Train World TV & Mr. Muffins Trains

DL&W Pete posted:
My Lackawanna arrived last week, the smoke output is like a chimney in overdrive. It has a rear headlight housing on the tender, but no headlight. These are worth the money, I bought mine from pats trains at a amazing price.

Just resurrecting this post since I just acquired an LC+ Camelback, and have a question regarding the rear headlight on the tender mentioned above. 

Does anyone know if what appears to be a rear headlight lights up when engine is in reverse? Mine does not.

I think that what  DL&W Pete says above is the same thing. Arnold

 

Arnold D. Cribari posted:
DL&W Pete posted:
My Lackawanna arrived last week, the smoke output is like a chimney in overdrive. It has a rear headlight housing on the tender, but no headlight. These are worth the money, I bought mine from pats trains at a amazing price.

Just resurrecting this post since I just acquired an LC+ Camelback, and have a question regarding the rear headlight on the tender mentioned above. 

Does anyone know if what appears to be a rear headlight lights up when engine is in reverse? Mine does not.

I think that what  DL&W Pete says above is the same thing. Arnold

 

The listed features on the instruction booklet is silent regarding the rear headlight. I think it would say it has an operating rear headlight on the tender if it had one.

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