Lionel 2427160 - 18" StationSounds Diner "Union Pacific"
| Announced Date: | July 2023 |
| Released Date: | July 2024 |
| Individually Boxed: | Yes |
- Rail Line: Union Pacific
- Gauge: O Gauge
- Power: Electric
- Min Curve: O54
- Dimensions: Length: 19" each
- Most Recent Catalog: 2023 Volume II Catalog
Features:
- Flicker-free LED interior lighting
- Die-cast sprung 6-wheel trucks
- Operating couplers with hidden uncoupling tabs
- Flexible diaphragms between cars
- Opening doors
- Accessible with LEGACY ™ Train Master Control system
- Custom recordings featuring multiple characters allow you to recreate an entire rail journey - from departure to arrival at your destination
- Arrival/departure announcements, dining reservation calls and more inroute dialog
- "Clickety Clack" sounds in motion
- Detailed interiors with figures
Overview:
Union Pacific adopted a two-tone gray paint scheme similar to Pullman's in 1946. In general, the gray colors were applied to any passenger equipment used on secondary overnight trains until 1952 when a uniform yellow-gray paint scheme was adopted for all. During the transition period from steam to diesel, mixed consists of dark olive green, two-tone gray and yellow were just as common as a mix of power on the head end of these trains. Whether you're looking for a solid consist to complement your FEF-3, or just some variety for your UP fleet, these two-tone heavyweights fit the bill. Going for a more eclectic look? Mix in some of our previously released pool service Pullmans or armour yellow UP heavy and lightweight cars!
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$99.00Lionel 2427160 - 18" StationSounds Diner "Union Pacific"
| Announced Date: | July 2023 |
| Released Date: | July 2024 |
| Individually Boxed: | Yes |
- Rail Line: Union Pacific
- Gauge: O Gauge
- Power: Electric
- Min Curve: O54
- Dimensions: Length: 19" each
- Most Recent Catalog: 2023 Volume II Catalog
Features:
- Flicker-free LED interior lighting
- Die-cast sprung 6-wheel trucks
- Operating couplers with hidden uncoupling tabs
- Flexible diaphragms between cars
- Opening doors
- Accessible with LEGACY ™ Train Master Control system
- Custom recordings featuring multiple characters allow you to recreate an entire rail journey - from departure to arrival at your destination
- Arrival/departure announcements, dining reservation calls and more inroute dialog
- "Clickety Clack" sounds in motion
- Detailed interiors with figures
Overview:
Union Pacific adopted a two-tone gray paint scheme similar to Pullman's in 1946. In general, the gray colors were applied to any passenger equipment used on secondary overnight trains until 1952 when a uniform yellow-gray paint scheme was adopted for all. During the transition period from steam to diesel, mixed consists of dark olive green, two-tone gray and yellow were just as common as a mix of power on the head end of these trains. Whether you're looking for a solid consist to complement your FEF-3, or just some variety for your UP fleet, these two-tone heavyweights fit the bill. Going for a more eclectic look? Mix in some of our previously released pool service Pullmans or armour yellow UP heavy and lightweight cars!
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| Announced Date: | July 2023 |
| Released Date: | July 2024 |
| Individually Boxed: | Yes |
- Rail Line: Union Pacific
- Gauge: O Gauge
- Power: Electric
- Min Curve: O54
- Dimensions: Length: 19" each
- Most Recent Catalog: 2023 Volume II Catalog
Features:
- Flicker-free LED interior lighting
- Die-cast sprung 6-wheel trucks
- Operating couplers with hidden uncoupling tabs
- Flexible diaphragms between cars
- Opening doors
- Accessible with LEGACY ™ Train Master Control system
- Custom recordings featuring multiple characters allow you to recreate an entire rail journey - from departure to arrival at your destination
- Arrival/departure announcements, dining reservation calls and more inroute dialog
- "Clickety Clack" sounds in motion
- Detailed interiors with figures
Overview:
Union Pacific adopted a two-tone gray paint scheme similar to Pullman's in 1946. In general, the gray colors were applied to any passenger equipment used on secondary overnight trains until 1952 when a uniform yellow-gray paint scheme was adopted for all. During the transition period from steam to diesel, mixed consists of dark olive green, two-tone gray and yellow were just as common as a mix of power on the head end of these trains. Whether you're looking for a solid consist to complement your FEF-3, or just some variety for your UP fleet, these two-tone heavyweights fit the bill. Going for a more eclectic look? Mix in some of our previously released pool service Pullmans or armour yellow UP heavy and lightweight cars!
