For a Lionel repair person, this is not just a random loose truck. These small original parts are often the pieces that stop an otherwise decent prewar engine from being complete. Lionel made many similar-looking prewar and early O Gauge parts, and small differences matter.
The Vintage Marx 21 Santa Fe 1950s Double Diesel Twin Units are a classic piece of O Gauge model train history. These red units, modeled after the Santa Fe Southern Railway, showcase a 1:48 scale replica of the Bo-Bo wheel configuration and are made from pressed steel, tin, and diecast materials. With an analog control system and a three-rail system, these locomotives are perfect for collectors and hobbyists aged 17 and up. The detailed features and vintage charm make these units a must-have for any transportation-themed model railroad display.
This compact0-4-0 switcher has the kind of tough, no-nonsense presence that makes small Lionel military and industrial locomotives so collectible. They feel practical. They feel hardworking. They feel like locomotives that actually had jobs to do.
Tamiya 1/48 Ilyushin IL-2 Shturmovik Aircraft, TAM61113.
MTH O Gauge Union Pacific Diesel Locomotive #1083 Shell Only Scale 1:48 2015.
No original box clean unit see pictures.
Overview 1/48 Scale. This kit was originally released in 1956. Features detachable trailer tilting front cab with detailed engine and interior detailed chassis opening gas compartment doors on trailer and 2 figures with sign. Comes with Markings for Sinclair and US Army gasoline tanker. Clear parts are now included for the windows. Features 61 parts Molded in green and clear. Measures 10.25 inches long. Skill level 2. Features FEATURE_ITEM FEATURE_ITEM FEATURE_ITEM FEATURE_ITEM.
This is the shell only from a Lionel 224E O gauge steam locomotive. It has the 224E cab number plates, black diecast body, cab section, boiler shell, smokebox front area, and visible molded Lionel detailing.
Tamiya 1/48 Supermarine Spitfire MK Vb TAM61033.
This Joshua Lionel Cowen 4-6-4 Hudson is not just a locomotive, it is Lionel history in motion, complete with sound, presence, and unmistakable O gauge authority. The 4-6-4 Hudson locomotive itself represents the peak of steam-era passenger power, designed for speed, prestige, and smooth long-distance travel.