Why do the milk cans get jammed on my Lionel No. 3662 operating milk car?
I really enjoy using my Lionel postwar No. 3662 operating milk car, but lately I have found this great car…
Read moreI really enjoy using my Lionel postwar No. 3662 operating milk car, but lately I have found this great car…
Read more13 tips for storing your trains 1. Modern trains go in their boxes. Be sure you store them out of…
Read moreThere’s a switch on top of my Lionel No. 2332 Pennsylvania GG1. I’ve heard it controls how the engine reverses.…
Read moreWhere do I find paint for toy train projects? Q: I am looking to restore some of my trains. How…
Read moreFan won’t work on Lionel No. 3530 Generator Car Q: I’ve been have difficulty getting the “fan” to operate correctly…
Read moreWhat’s the best way to repaint an old Lionel steam locomotive? Q: What is the best way to repaint old…
Read moreWhy do the brass wheels on my Flyer tender spark? Q: I have an American Flyer No. 300AC Atlantic 4-4-2…
Read moreHow do I remove paint from old plastic freight cars? Q: I have some old Lionel plastic freight cars that…
Read moreThe 2400-series Lionel passenger cars have always been popular with operators and collectors. In the postwar era the plastic streamliners…
Read moreAdding diesel sound to American Flyer trains is easier than ever thanks to ready-made electronics. If you can accomplish basic…
Read moreIt’s not hard to give a postwar Lionel GP7 a new lease on life. Unless they’ve really been abused, these…
Read moreLionel prewar locomotive parts are readily available these days, allowing you to return your vintage motive power to the job.…
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