Skip to main content

Aside from the gg1's any Pennsylvania railroad or engines in a demonstrator paint scheme?

A Pennsylvania Tuscan GG-1 is offered as a Lionel Lines LCCA Exclusive. Other Pennsylvania GG-1's are The Congressional, The Senator, and two paint schemes for The Sprit of St Louis. Other GG-1's are U.S. Savings Bonds, AMTRAK, Penn Central, and American Railroads.

The AA Pairs are offered as the Midnight Flyer for Halloween and an Area 51 (Green) Freight Set with GP38.

Last edited by Bruce Brown

I dont understand why Lionel cant just release it when its ready instead of all the hype and rumors.  Pretty annoying some people get a printed copy or a leaked order form.  Just release it electronically at once.



I spend way way too much money with Lionel for this drama.  This isn't Pokemon.   If I wanted excitement I'll jump on a roller coaster and if I had patience, I'd be a Doctor.  Knock it off and release it already.

The Central Railroad of New Jersey Heavy Mikado is a definite maybe for me. There's never enough CNJ steam out there, and it's not terribly priced.

HOWEVER, I don't think Lionel has fixed the shifting idler gear bug that's been present on the past USRA Mikes yet (as addressed in full here https://ogrforum.com/...es-from-harmon-shops), so...that might be a make or break factor.

The graffiti covered hoppers, Lionscale peak-ended coal hoppers, and American Railroads passenger cars are a welcome addition, as are the Lionmaster J3a Hudsons.

Other than those, not too much else for me.

While I personally don't model GG1s, I appreciate them for their history in real world railroading as well as in the hobby.  For those reasons, I hope that Lionel gets enough orders for all versions--even the Lionel Lines Post War inspired, Penn Central, and Amtrak ones.  The Rainbow-era Amtrak cars are calling my name since they have a NP and Big Sky Blue GN car in them and I do model that sweet spot era that includes the James Hill lines just before their merger into BN, as well as the short lived BN passenger service and early Amtrak.

Add Reply

Post
This forum is sponsored by Lionel, LLC
×
×
×
×
Link copied to your clipboard.
×
×