MikeH posted:Trainlover9943 posted:Any camera cabooses or cars?
There are "vistavision" dome cars: Vista dome passenger cars with a built in wifi camera. Road names are Southern Pacific, Great Northern, Milwaukee Road, Norfolk Southern, and New York Central. MSRP $339.99.
What scheme is the NYC one in?
Beer cars? Pictures please & road names
Am I allowed to do that? I can post a pic if that's allowed. Road names are Santa Fe, Burlington Northern(green), BNSF (brown), BNSF (brown w/ graffiti), Manufacturers Railway, Conrail, Southern Pacific, Southern Pacific (w/ graffiti), and Coors.
scott.smith posted:I guess some of you will drink the Lionel Kool-Aid or in this case the Lionel Romulan Ale.
Seriously, if you have a local dealer go get a catalog. Better yet buy a train item or two while you are there.
Scott Smith
How did the car cross the neutral zone?
Dominic Mazoch posted:scott.smith posted:I guess some of you will drink the Lionel Kool-Aid or in this case the Lionel Romulan Ale.
Seriously, if you have a local dealer go get a catalog. Better yet buy a train item or two while you are there.
Scott Smith
How did the car cross the neutral zone?
Neutral Zone-Isn't that the area between Blue and Silver Halls? Warning the Romulan Ale tank car is not recommended for those of Klingon decent.
Scott Smith
If someone wants a picture and can't wait until Monday, you can email me. I have pics of the Visionline and Legacy pages. Sorry no LC+2.0 or the other stuff.
Looks like a Lionmaster LC+2.0 Allegheny for those that are interested.
3 C & O and 1 Virginian. They look really nice and have dual speakers in the tender.
Can't wait to see what's in the new Lionel catalog! Only a couple of days to go.
Pat
Need some REAL stuff.
A friend leaked one of the "fantasy" engines...If ya'll have seen the T1, my reaction is a big fat NOPE.
Lionel's fantasy schemes only worked on certain engines. I liked the Greyhound 9000 and the Daylight Cab Forward...but the 49er Challenger, "Blue Goose" 3751...and now this?
BLECH
Thats my reaction. Sorry Lionel, I may never be a scale operator but you've lost me with that one.
One thing that is definitely needed in this hobby: More Polar Express Elves - as in different animated poses!
I can wait until Monday to see 
scott.smith posted:I just saw the catalog. Honestly the starter sets and low end offerings are nothing short of brilliant. The Polar Express Elf work train, the Toy Story set and yes the Frozen 2 set are incredible. The smoking Area 51 boxcar is cool and so is the new Area 51 set with the Green lights in the Fast Track.
Scott Smith
I picked up my catalog today, and Scott was right, a great selection of low end sets. If I was restricted to only one item in this 2020 catalog, it would be the Ronald Reagan "Berlin Wall" boxcar. Have fun picking and choosing ...
SIRT posted:Need some REAL stuff.
Ok how about a hint.
Southern E8s WITH air tanks. Better start saving up 
BNSF-Matt posted:Looks like a Lionmaster LC+2.0 Allegheny for those that are interested.
3 C & O and 1 Virginian. They look really nice and have dual speakers in the tender.
wait a LC2.0 Allegheny? my wallet is definately NOT safe cuz the Allegheny is my favorite steam locomotive and i have waited years for one in lionchief plus or as a lionmaster entry
Only thing I've liked so far is the preamble express
If you hate unprototypical stuff , wait until you see what they slapped Chessie System on, hint... starts with a GS and end with a 4
justin p posted:If you hate unprototypical stuff , wait until you see what they slapped Chessie System on, hint... starts with a GS and end with a 4
Do you think the 18" Visionline heavyweights are from the same tooling as the 18" heavyweights I bought in the 2018 catalog? 
But these have that special 2-pack $449.99 Visionline price!
Did they offer the remainder of the American Freedom cars?
justin p posted:
Only AFT cars on there....SHHHH
With a $600 price tag!!!!!!!! Wow.
Thanks!
justin p posted:
Are they new tooling?
N&WGuy posted:justin p posted:
Are they new tooling?
It does say that, yes
there might be some extra auxiliary Tenders for the AFT 
nothing for me in this catalog,,,,so much southern pacific ,I do like the what if western pacific gs but at 2grand,,,,not for me,,,,no separate sale regular o freight cars,,,,,will spend the money on a new powder room !
Any chessie cars to go with the god awful gs-4?
you bet
Trainlover9943 posted:johnstrains posted:Brian DeFazio posted:johnstrains posted:ed h posted:Terrance posted:Any postwar inspired items?
Deluxe F3 set, Santa Fe F3 freight with milk car and log dump car.
Nice! I assume conventional operation?
LC2.0 027 F3s
Okay, great. Lion Chief 2.0 works. Several control options, including conventional. Looking forward to seeing this set on Monday.
Edit: If I'm not mistaken these will be the first LC F3s produced. They've done the FTs but no F3s.
Any other road names of the F3s?
Lionchief 2.0 F3's are the traditional postwar style. Available in NYC ,PRR, UP, SP Black Widow, and as a set offering: 120th anniversary set of ATSF warbonnet and freight cars.
Could we see the Chessie passenger cars?
Take a look at www.patstrains.com, seems to have the new t-1 if you search reading northern, picture too. Sure if you search the site you can find all items
Another hint for another item.
See
tom21pa posted:See
What is that!!??? Aaaahhhh!!!
All in on the PW inspired Santa Fe Freight Set!!!
To paraphrase Ernie Banks, I may buy two!!
BigJohn&theWork posted:
Well, they're ready to go.
Brian DeFazio posted:Trainlover9943 posted:johnstrains posted:Okay, great. Lion Chief 2.0 works. Several control options, including conventional. Looking forward to seeing this set on Monday.
Edit: If I'm not mistaken these will be the first LC F3s produced. They've done the FTs but no F3s.
Any other road names of the F3s?
Lionchief 2.0 F3's are the traditional postwar style. Available in NYC ,PRR, UP, SP Black Widow, and as a set offering: 120th anniversary set of ATSF warbonnet and freight cars.
Yes, first LC F-3s. But warbonnet with freight cars?
New 15" plastic passenger cars still somewhere off in the distance, apparently.
The traditional O gauge center beam flat car is near S scale in proportions. It matches the typical O gauge cars.
The Railking Center I-Beam flat car fits with O scale freight cars that I prefer to operate.
I have several of them already, so I am not sure I should add to them.
Andrew
Rusty Traque posted:justin p posted:If you guys are gonna talk about it this much might as well post some pics
Pictures are verboten to protect the sanctity
of the catalog release.
Rusty
Seems a bunch of folks have them already.
Definitely want Preamble!
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