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Originally Posted by PRRronbh:

I guess I have to ask the question, why?  What do you expect a Legacy version to do that the TMCC versions don't do?

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THAT is an excellent question, considering JLC-series TMCC locomotives operate even more smoothly with a Legacy CAB-2 controller.  Aside from the newer Legacy GG1 being SensorTrack compatible, I can't imagine why you'd want to pay the premium price for a new Legacy version GG1. 

 

David

Last edited by Rocky Mountaineer
Originally Posted by MartyE:

Better speed steps, better sounds, and I don't have a TMCC version. That's why they should make one. 

I have one of the JLCs which I run under Legacy. I think it would be hard to improve the smooth running or the pantograph function. Sounds? Trouble is that most models of electric engines (GG1, Little Joe) sound pretty much alike and as Lionel isn't investing in new crew/tower dialogues it's hard to see what they might do in this respect.

 

See Eric S's review of the new MTH PS3 GG1, which looks great if you collect modern versions of this engine. I wish but cannot see Lionel would produce something better.

I surely can appreciate the Lionel TMCC 5.0 Version of the Scale GG1, I just like the Smoothe Operation of the Legacy System and all the other voice features, and personally, which is selfish I understand, want a Tuscan 5 Stripe version.....I wish Lionel would allow A Legacy upgrade to their 5.0 TMCC Engines, WOW! (This would pull my Congressional PA Set). Happy Railroading

Well, since we are all in agreement that a scale version of the GG1 needs to be produced, all that remains is to contact Lionel and get them to do it.

 

This would undoubtedly be one beautiful locomotive. Likely very long and chalk full of details. Of course that now infamous sounding horn with those really cool pantographs would also be cool as well. If they do, I hope they make the pantographs work for real. That would be a nice touch.

 

The GG1 in all its various forms and from all those various manufactures remains a really popular locomotive, but a scaled version would be absolutely cool.

 

 

Pete

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