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Reply to "Could Lionel License The Construction And Sale Of A Full Complement Of Super "O" Track To Another Manufacturer?"

Great topic and great points by all. The one thing we can all be thankful is when Lionel DID come out with Super-O, that was (in my opinion) the start to the realistic era and your railroad can now have a sense of realism, which was and is not possible with traditional tubular track.  My first Lionel train came on Christmas 1961 and that set came with the Rio Grande 2379 and Super-O track. All my friend that had Lionel trains were WOWED when they saw my Super-O train board.

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