Slow postwar steamers
Q: I have two postwar steamers that run, but very slowly. The no. 681 Pennsy turbine has been run so…
Read moreQ: I have two postwar steamers that run, but very slowly. The no. 681 Pennsy turbine has been run so…
Read moreQ: I know that this sounds silly, but I get confused about what you are supposed to lubricate, especially the…
Read moreQ: I have Marx and Lionel trains and accessories, both old and new. How do I store them so that…
Read moreQ: I know there are four variable voltage controls on my Lionel 275-watt ZW transformer, but how many trains can…
Read moreQ: Could you please tell me how I can find parts for my Lionel trains, which were made from 1949-1965?…
Read moreQ: I live in a large space and have an 80-foot loop of Lionel O-27 track running through it. I’m…
Read moreQ: I recently purchased a Lionel no. 313 bascule bridge that is in pretty good shape. Unfortunately, the linkage to…
Read moreQ: I rewound the motor for my Lionel no. 182 crane, and the motor works fine, but I am unable…
Read moreEven a small steamer can crank out a nice flow of smoke, so buy the right fluid and don’t try…
Read moreMany old Marx steam locomotives have gears that extend the full diameter of the wheel, resulting in incompatibility with most…
Read moreCTT reader Phil Lea of Athens, Tenn., is looking to re-create the old West on his layout. Postwar Marx plays…
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