Lionel 2226710 - Bobber Caboose "Maryland & Pennsylvania" #2003
| Announced Date: | Jan 2022 |
| Released Date: | Jan 2023 |
| Individually Boxed: | No - 3 to a case |
- Road Number:Ā 2003
- Gauge:Ā O GaugeĀ
- Min Curve:Ā O27
- Dimensions:Ā Length: 6 5/8"
- Most Recent Catalog:Ā 2022 Big Book
Features:
- Operating Die-cast couplers
- LED interior lighting
- Interior with figure
Overview:
Common from the 1860s to the turn of the century, four wheel "bobber" cabooses took their name from their awkward and often uncomfortable ride. Some states began outlawing this style of caboose in the 20th Century but some remained in service into the 1960s. Many survive today on shortlines, museums or converted to hunting cabins and more. This model features interior LED lighting, figure, and separately applied details.
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Lionel 2226710 - Bobber Caboose "Maryland & Pennsylvania" #2003
| Announced Date: | Jan 2022 |
| Released Date: | Jan 2023 |
| Individually Boxed: | No - 3 to a case |
- Road Number:Ā 2003
- Gauge:Ā O GaugeĀ
- Min Curve:Ā O27
- Dimensions:Ā Length: 6 5/8"
- Most Recent Catalog:Ā 2022 Big Book
Features:
- Operating Die-cast couplers
- LED interior lighting
- Interior with figure
Overview:
Common from the 1860s to the turn of the century, four wheel "bobber" cabooses took their name from their awkward and often uncomfortable ride. Some states began outlawing this style of caboose in the 20th Century but some remained in service into the 1960s. Many survive today on shortlines, museums or converted to hunting cabins and more. This model features interior LED lighting, figure, and separately applied details.
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| Announced Date: | Jan 2022 |
| Released Date: | Jan 2023 |
| Individually Boxed: | No - 3 to a case |
- Road Number:Ā 2003
- Gauge:Ā O GaugeĀ
- Min Curve:Ā O27
- Dimensions:Ā Length: 6 5/8"
- Most Recent Catalog:Ā 2022 Big Book
Features:
- Operating Die-cast couplers
- LED interior lighting
- Interior with figure
Overview:
Common from the 1860s to the turn of the century, four wheel "bobber" cabooses took their name from their awkward and often uncomfortable ride. Some states began outlawing this style of caboose in the 20th Century but some remained in service into the 1960s. Many survive today on shortlines, museums or converted to hunting cabins and more. This model features interior LED lighting, figure, and separately applied details.
