HO Scale PROTO 2000 E7 Florida East Coast #1017 Locomotive
New Old Stock. Never ran nor tested. DCC ready
New Old Stock. Never ran nor tested. DCC ready
DCAS- Walther’s Trainline 931-122 GP 9M FLORIDA EAST COAST #654 LOCOMOTIVE NOS
THESE ITEM S ARE PROTO 2000 BL-2’S DECORATED AS FEC #601 AND FEC #606 EACH SOLD INDIVIDUALLY. UNIT #606: THIS UNIT IS IN IDENTICAL CONDION AS 601, THE ONLY EXCEPTION ARE THE WHEELS. THIS UNIT HAS BURNICHED FACTORY BRONZE WHEELS.
Integral DCC Decoder with Back EMF for Industry Best Slow Speed Operation in DC and DCC. PARAGON4 DCC & SOUND. The ATSF 3460 class consisted of six “Super Hudson” 4-6-4 steam locomotives built by Baldwin in 1937.
Accurate Prototypical Sounds for the PRR Q2 Duplex Locomotives. PARAGON 4 DCC/SOUND. WE ARE LIMITED AS TO HOW MANY PICTURES WE CAN USE. READY TO ROLL IS LOCATED IN MIAMI FLORIDA. YOU WON’T BE DISAPPOINTED.
Accurate prototypical sounds for the NYC J3a Hudson. Integral DCC Decoder with Back EMF for Industry Best Slow Speed Operation in DC and DCC. PARAGON4 DCC & SOUND. BRASS HYBRIDUNDECORATED NATURAL BRASS WITH PROTECTIVE CLEAR FINISH.
HO Brass Hybrid parts lot. This is an Oriental Limited Import of a Samhongsa made USRA 2-8-8-2 articulated Mallet. The parts lot consists of the original box and styro-foam insert, the boiler and complete tender.
The Lionel #2023 is an early postwar Alco FA-style diesel locomotive set (A-A configuration: one powered unit and one non-powered dummy unit). Produced in 1950–1951, it was part of Lionel’s 50th anniversary offerings. It features a bright yellow paint scheme with red lettering, closely matching the real Union Pacific livery of the era. These were designed primarily for O27 curves but run well on standard O gauge track. Key features include a single motor in the powered A unit
The Lionel #2023 is an early postwar Alco FA-style diesel locomotive set (A-A configuration: one powered unit and one non-powered dummy unit). Produced in 1950–1951, it was part of Lionel’s 50th anniversary offerings. It features a bright yellow paint scheme with red lettering, closely matching the real Union Pacific livery of the era. These were designed primarily for O27 curves but run well on standard O gauge track. Key features include a single motor in the powered A unit
Selling as is may need repair or parts