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Thought I would share some of the engines I ran over the holiday. All ran without any issue.

Lionel Milwaukee S3 #261
Lionel PM Texas type #1241
Lionel Legacy PM 0-8-0
Lionel Conventional Classic baby Hudson #2056
K-Line Plymouth Switcher
Lionel Milwaukee Mikado #462

Lionel PW baby Hudson #2056 (runs for my dad every Christmas since he was 1 in 1952)

No issues and lots of smoke. What did you run?
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under the tree l ran some of my junkbox rebullds. my gunmetal 225E and tlnplate 2600 cars. now l have my 675 and 16000 PRR cars. before that my 2046 and 2400s.also was runnlny my 671 wlth soe other 2400s.
my Uncle's GF wanted to see the layout downstalrs so l had my Wlllams 746 and Wllams Heavywelghts golng. at the same tlme my 736 Berk wlth a frelght and my 224E and 1600 Prewar cars.the only operlatlng trouble was when some of the snow blanket got caught up ln some passenger car wheels.
Under the tree:
Starter set PRR (Till It goes to Jeff) 2-8-0 pulling Angela Trotter cars, Operating Santa boxcar, and the Naughty or Nice dump car with the matching Christmas boom car on the end.
After opening presents Christmas morning I added a New Rio Grande caboose and Rotary Snowplow (pulled backwards).
That made the little 50W brick pop the breaker so I pulled the Operating car (heaviest) and kept running.
Later I brought up the S-P-S 0-8-0 switcher and moved the rotary snowplow up front.
That poor little thing was wheel slipping on the back curve so I had to pull more cars off.
So now the 0-8-0 and rotary swap out with the rest.
Down in the basement;
Imperial RK Big Boy #4010 is still dragging the Military consist. 6 Flats with Shermans, 1 flatcar with Jeeps & trailers, 2 flatcars with a Jeep & a 6X6, and one gondola with crates for now. Our Boys are coming Home, ya know.
All my New Haven stuff, including the newly aquired WBB Mayflower 60'
aluminum set.....pulled by CC Lionel checkerboard F3s with Rocket Action
Power,...and the highly awesome CC Lionel "FL3s" in McGinnis paint. This
was just under the tree, mind you. On the big track we unleashed the
massive MTH EF3b dual service motor, and the MTH EP5 Jet. For freight,
we had the WBB FA1 A-B-A set in Trustee paint, With an Atlas cabin bringing
up the markers. On track four was the trusty Atlas Alco RS1 with a seven
car work train, including the big hook! There was sooo much NH running,
for a second I thought I was in Westerly, Kingston, or Providence!!!!!
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