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@RSJB18 posted:

Neat train John. Please post a video when you can.

I used to ride the LIRR when they ran Bar cars on the evening east-bound trains. They were also the smoking cars..... I had to hang my clothes outside they stunk so bad.

I road the bar car, "Tommy's Tavern on the Tracks" on the LIRR's Port Jeff branch for many years, diesel train.

After Jamaica the first stop was Greenlawn, 40 minutes later. When the doors opened after that time so much smoke came out that one would have thought the car was on fire.

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I got this other day via ePay. I love British model train magazines as they always have out of the box thinking for us Colonials.

I've often dreamed of having the room for a layout that takes place on a museum that sometimes runs freight, with a connection to a class 1 railroad. There's a lot of that in this issue, though of course British-oriented.

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Really nice operation John.

I like the stops you made.  Can this be set up to auto stop and go at different places or does it have to be manually operated ? 🤔

Apparently, you can program the trolley stops, I just opted for automatic all stops.  I'm pretty sure you can have it go a specific distance and stop, that distance can be different for each stop.  I haven't done much with the trolley PFA feature for MTH, so I don't know all the in's and out's.

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Federal Express delivered these items to me last week.  The blue and cream Lionel trolley is the special registration offer through the LCCA as part of the 2021 convention.  It was supposed to take place in Scranton, PA, but was rescheduled for 2025.

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This display track of mine isn't electrified, so I will need to try this car out soon.

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If you don't recognize the graphic on the side of the streetcar, it is taken from this electric sign in the center of Scranton's downtown.  It dates back to around 1904 when it originally said, "Watch Scranton Grow" and it looked like a fountain.  In 1910 or so, it was replaced by the sign that said "Scranton The Electric City" using incandescent lightbulbs.  It fell into disrepair over the years, and fell dark around 1979.  The current sign is a restoration from 2004, with LED lights replacing the bulbs in 2014.  The LEDs allowed for the use of more color.

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Another box contained the 2021 LCCA Christmas boxcar.  At some point, I will need to stop collecting these, since I now have one of these from the LRRC and LCCA from 2009 through 2021.

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Saw this on the For-Sale forum and took a shot.  It brings back memories, I used to see this train occasionally when I was at 69th Street and at Norristown.  It took a little TLC to get it running again, but the price was right.  I treated it to a supercap battery replacement and an LED headlight.  I may consider LED lighting, but it's more work for this particular set as you have to string them on both sides.

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I just bought a set painted for the North Shore Line. Now I will be stringing up trolley wire.

@RixTrack posted:

Well, I just bought this.  It’s sealed.  It was made in this century. It is Lionel.  I have been looking for one for a while.  I’m super excited.  All will be revealed when and if it arrives as it is coming from New Jersey.  



@RixTrack posted:

Well, I just bought this.  It’s sealed.  It was made in this century. It is Lionel.  I have been looking for one for a while.  I’m super excited.  All will be revealed when and if it arrives as it is coming from New Jersey.  

Here it is! I was the first to open it.

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