Lionel 2631570 - Legacy 4-4-0 Brass Hybrid Steam Locomotive "Pennsylvania" #8
- Rail Line:Ā Pennsylvania
- Road Number:Ā 8
- Gauge:Ā O GaugeĀ
- Power:Ā Electric
- Engine Type:Ā Steam
- Min Curve:Ā O36
- Dimensions:Ā Length: 13 1/2"
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Most Recent Catalog:Ā 2026 Volume 1
Features:
- LEGACY Control w/ 4 Digit Addressing Bluetooth control
- Brass and Die-cast construction
- LEGACY RailSounds
- Maintenance free motor
- Tethered drawbar to tender for additional electrical pick ups
- Link and pin coupler on tender (convertible to scale knuckle coupler if desired - coupler not included)
- Illuminated LED headlight
Overview:
With a larger roster than most, the practice of naming locomotives ended earlier on the Pennsylvania and paint schemes also took on a more consistent look by the late 1850s. By 1873, black and dark green became the new standard. But through the 1860s many locomotives still featured a nice color palette of dark umbers, red and green accents and polished metal. Number 8 is shown here in one of those common paint schemes as worn in passenger service in the Civil War era - very different look than our previous Pennsylvania hybrid.
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$351.00Lionel 2631570 - Legacy 4-4-0 Brass Hybrid Steam Locomotive "Pennsylvania" #8
- Rail Line:Ā Pennsylvania
- Road Number:Ā 8
- Gauge:Ā O GaugeĀ
- Power:Ā Electric
- Engine Type:Ā Steam
- Min Curve:Ā O36
- Dimensions:Ā Length: 13 1/2"
-
Most Recent Catalog:Ā 2026 Volume 1
Features:
- LEGACY Control w/ 4 Digit Addressing Bluetooth control
- Brass and Die-cast construction
- LEGACY RailSounds
- Maintenance free motor
- Tethered drawbar to tender for additional electrical pick ups
- Link and pin coupler on tender (convertible to scale knuckle coupler if desired - coupler not included)
- Illuminated LED headlight
Overview:
With a larger roster than most, the practice of naming locomotives ended earlier on the Pennsylvania and paint schemes also took on a more consistent look by the late 1850s. By 1873, black and dark green became the new standard. But through the 1860s many locomotives still featured a nice color palette of dark umbers, red and green accents and polished metal. Number 8 is shown here in one of those common paint schemes as worn in passenger service in the Civil War era - very different look than our previous Pennsylvania hybrid.
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- Rail Line:Ā Pennsylvania
- Road Number:Ā 8
- Gauge:Ā O GaugeĀ
- Power:Ā Electric
- Engine Type:Ā Steam
- Min Curve:Ā O36
- Dimensions:Ā Length: 13 1/2"
-
Most Recent Catalog:Ā 2026 Volume 1
Features:
- LEGACY Control w/ 4 Digit Addressing Bluetooth control
- Brass and Die-cast construction
- LEGACY RailSounds
- Maintenance free motor
- Tethered drawbar to tender for additional electrical pick ups
- Link and pin coupler on tender (convertible to scale knuckle coupler if desired - coupler not included)
- Illuminated LED headlight
Overview:
With a larger roster than most, the practice of naming locomotives ended earlier on the Pennsylvania and paint schemes also took on a more consistent look by the late 1850s. By 1873, black and dark green became the new standard. But through the 1860s many locomotives still featured a nice color palette of dark umbers, red and green accents and polished metal. Number 8 is shown here in one of those common paint schemes as worn in passenger service in the Civil War era - very different look than our previous Pennsylvania hybrid.
