Lionel prewar Standard Gauge electric loco #8, cars 337 and 338. Needs help.
USD 60.00 USD
Specifications
| Assembly Status | Ready to Go/Pre-built |
| Color | Olive green |
| Replica Of | NYC passenger train |
| Wheel Configuration | 0-4-0 |
| Material | Steel |
| Scale | Not to scale |
| Year Manufactured | 1928 |
| Age Level | 17 Years & Up |
| Control System | Analog |
| Gauge | Lionel Standard Gauge |
| Vintage | Yes |
| Brand | Lionel |
| Rail System | Three-Rail System |
| Corporate Roadname | Lionel Lines |
| Theme | Transportation |
| Features | Light Function |
| Country Of Origin | United States |
The locomotive is another matter entirely. Lionel got the idea to make the flanges for those enormous wheels out of rubber, I am sure they would be astonished to find out that their locomotive was still around roughly 100 years later, but the rubber has long since turned brittle and is falling apart.