I just clicked on the link, opened the catalog, and downloaded the PDF copy for local reading. No sweat at all.
@gunrunnerjohn posted:I just clicked on the link, opened the catalog, and downloaded the PDF copy for local reading. No sweat at all.
Volume 1 catalog? There is no Vol 2 link yet.
I don't see it. Link on the main page, go to the catalog section and not there. Yet Lionel is posting on FB it's up.
@gunrunnerjohn posted:I just clicked on the link, opened the catalog, and downloaded the PDF copy for local reading. No sweat at all.
You sure you didn't download volume 1? I only see volume 1 and the AF catalogues - no volume 2.
-Greg
@gunrunnerjohn posted:I just clicked on the link, opened the catalog, and downloaded the PDF copy for local reading. No sweat at all.
All I see is Volume 1.
Rusty
Good price on those L1s! I may be in for two. Looks like the ex-MTH ones which were pretty nice for diecast.
Same here! only the cover of Vol 2 is showing. No access!
https://mrmuffinstrains.com/co...ns/lionel-2022-vol-2
Works fine, shows new products, some without pics. Also contains "S".
Rich
Cab3 500 bucks.
I'm so glad I'm all set on control systems.
@richabr posted:https://mrmuffinstrains.com/co...ns/lionel-2022-vol-2
Works fine, shows new products, some without pics. Also contains "S".
Rich
That's Mr. Muffins preorder list. It's not the catalog.
Rusty
They are getting Flamed on FB
As of 9:50, no Vol 2 catalog link?
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That's Mr. Muffins preorder list. It's not the catalog.
Knew that but it does list and show what is in Vol 2.
Rich
@Snkbittin posted:They are getting Flamed on FB
So glad I left that cesspool. It's not "Life or Death" stuff.
If you follow the link to Mr. Muffin's preorder list above from Vash44 and choose order by "newest first," you'll see everything that is in the new catalog.
https://mrmuffinstrains.com/co...y=created-descending
Lots of new stuff apparently. 060 are back at $350 MSRP ($315 at Mr. Muffin) and the Challengers are brass hybrids at $2,500 MSRP.
On facebook Lionel says thay are having tech issues and the catalog will be up soon
Well from Mr. Muffins Preorder, I hope the PRR L1 legacy has swinging bell or I will be satisfied with my 3rd Rail versions. I don't see any more conrail so I guess that my Wallet is safe and will save for 3rd rail/ GGD!
Some standard O rolling stock for around $55, which in today's market is pretty reasonable pricing. Clear they are trying to provide products at different price points, which makes good sense. I'm likely in for one of the 0-6-0T New Haven locos. Not bad pricing for LionChief + 2.0, but everyone's mileage varies, obviously.
Some Maine and Canadian stuff for my friend from New England 
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@vash44 posted:
Will this have swinging bell?
@Landsteiner posted:Some standard O rolling stock for around $55, which in today's market is pretty reasonable pricing. Clear they are trying to provide products at different price points, which makes good sense. I'm likely in for one of the 0-6-0T New Haven locos. Not bad pricing for LionChief + 2.0, but everyone's mileage varies, obviously.
Some Maine and Canadian stuff for my friend from New England
Yeah!!!
its up!
Appears Mr. Muffin is still adding items. Two more pages in the last 20 minutes. . Keep refreshing. NW2 diesels at about $400. Doesn't say whether Legacy or LC + 2.0. Overall a pretty ambitious Vol.2 I'd say, in terms of volume of products. The Universal remote is still only $55, so you don't have to spring for a ZW-L or even a CW80 if you don't want to for newer products. One of the great bargains still available IMO.
Nothing for me again. No new box car (class) models. I miss those creative PS series designers that are no longer there.
@Landsteiner posted:Some standard O rolling stock for around $55, which in today's market is pretty reasonable pricing. Clear they are trying to provide products at different price points, which makes good sense. I'm likely in for one of the 0-6-0T New Haven locos. Not bad pricing for LionChief + 2.0, but everyone's mileage varies, obviously.
Some Maine and Canadian stuff for my friend from New England
Those 0-6-0T's will probably sell like hotcakes like the last batch. I'd be in for another one, although I need to see all the road names first.
EDIT: Doing this from memory, but price looks to have increased ~ 50 bucks from the last run two years ago. Will have to see what Ro and others list them for.
EDIT x 2: And I have my answer. 
Ro has them for $294. Not bad...still a lot of features in a nice package for under $300.
@prrhorseshoecurve posted:Will this have swinging bell?
- Doesn't appear so.
- "Single hit or continuous mechanical bell sounds - 5 levels of bell pitching for customized sounds"
Bigger isn't always better! Light and versatile, the 2-6-0 was perfect power for smaller roads and branch lines and could be equally as suited for fright or passenger service. Because of their simplicity and efficiency, many examples survived to the end of regular steam operations on railroads and still today hauling tourists on scenic lines across the country. Small working way-freights and mixed trains seem designed for model railroaders. Sized to fit any layout, there is no shortage of work to do stopping at each town and siding along the route to set out or add cars, less-than carload freight and passengers. It's railroading at a slower pace and with a more personal touch. Be the railroad Mogul of your miniature empire with one of these new 2-6-0s. Compact enough to navigate O-31 curves and still look good, these are perfect power for all sorts of consists - from milk trains to passenger excursions! Featuring an improved back drivable gearbox, LEGACY and Bluetooth control and RailSounds, these Moguls will deliver on performance you can enjoy on layouts small and large.
- LEGACY® Control System equipped – able to run in LEGACY® Control mode, in TrainMaster Command Control mode, or in Conventional mode with a standard transformer
- Bluetooth® Control - Operate with Universal Remote or LionChief® App
- Lionel Voice Control (LVC) - run your locomotive by speaking commands into your phone via LionChief® App
- Odyssey® II Speed Control
- IR Transmitter that works with LCS SensorTrack™
- Road-specific details
- Powerful maintenance-free motor with momentum flywheel
- Wireless Tether™ connection between locomotive and tender
- ElectroCoupler™ on rear of tender
- Directional lighting including operating headlight and back-up light on rear of tender
- Bicolor illuminated classification lights on the front of locomotive where applicable. Using a Legacy controller, change the color of the classification lights between white or green
- Traction tires
- Interior illumination in cab
- Die-cast metal locomotive body, pilot, and trucks
- Die-cast metal tender body and trucks
- High level of separately applied metal details
- Separately applied builder's plate
- Synchronized fan-driven smoke unit
- Adjustable smoke output
- Authentically detailed cab interior
- Cab "glass" windows
- Engineer and fireman figures
- LEGACY® RailSounds® sound system featuring:
- CrewTalk™ dialog with different scenarios depending on whether the locomotive is in motion or stopped
- TrainSounds that mimic operating dialog when the locomotive is in motion or stopped
- Six official railroad speeds with CrewTalk dialog
- DynaChuff™ synchronized with 32 levels of intensity as the locomotive gains speed
- LEGACY® "Real-Time Quilling Whistle" control with instant response for realistic signature "quilling" and correctly timed warning signals - 5 different whistles to choose from for a more customized experience.
- Single hit or continuous mechanical bell sounds - 5 levels of bell pitching for customized sounds
- Sequence Control: plays the sound effects of an entire trip, including warning sounds and announcements, based on the movement and speed of the locomotive
- Current speed and fuel dialog, coal or oil loading sound effects
PRODUCT SPECIFICATIONS
- Rail Line: Strasburg
- Road Number: 89
- Gauge: O Gauge
- Power: Electric
- Engine Type: Steam
- Min Curve: O31
- Dimensions: Length: 21 ¾â
- Most Recent Catalog: 2022 C2
Actual catalog is viewable at Charles Ro's website
The 2022 Vol. II is accessible as of 8:15 Mountain Time.
Wow! A brass hybrid UP Challenger for $2,500! Where do I sign up? 😂😂😂
Yet another yawner catalog from Lionel as I practically fell asleep scrolling through it. Nothing in it for me.
Interesting choice for the next Hybrid engine. Early challenger even though 3rdrail has done it and moguls return to the catalog, hope the mechanical fix was found. Otherwise buyer beware.
Nothing for me this time around, I won't be ordering anything from this catalog.
Obviously, a technical issue……it will be here soon enough….
Peter
Do the "standard O" cars come with modern Roller Bearing trucks or the same pathetic bettendorf friction bearing trucks? The illustration suggest Friction Bearing.
Noting for me in this catalogue either. Was hoping for a Legacy PRR SW1 and PRR 0-6-0T.
-Greg
Greenbriers, L1 Mikados, more of the Mth tooling trickling in.
I might consider an L1. It's a nice change from those rehashed to death Lionel /k line tooled mikes.
Hey lionel we need a D and H Challenger!! Not umpteen versions of the same road!
@dk122trains posted:Hey lionel we need a D and H Challenger!! Not umpteen versions of the same road!
That sounds like an opportunity to work with a dealer for an uncatalogued D and H Challenger.
My biggest issues are:
1] is there a swinging bell on the L1?
2] what road numbers were used by the other mfg's of L1's [Williams, Weaver, 3rd Rail]
I guess that I am old school, out of touch, and out of date. But what would really make me salivate is if Lionel scaled up the S Gauge American Flyer Baldwin Diesel and produced an O Gauge version with the same robust, simplified look that evokes the toy trains of the Post War era. I'd buy that Chesapeake Western Baldwin in half a heart beat if it was O Gauge!
My wallet breathed a sigh of relief after I browsed through the catalog. The only items I might get are the Bazooka boxcar and the Halloween FA-2's. But the price for the AA set plus a Superbass B unit comes to $1,600.
I think they did good with the L1s. I am in on the 1369 with the Trainphone antenna and the 1343. Local preorder price is very appealing. I think these are going to look awesome doubleheaded. Glad they offered non-sequential cab numbers.
