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The only people who would know are you and an Amtrak expert.

The brown/yellow trolley may be Bowser.

Cool stuff! Thank you.

Had Lionel used Madison cars, that would have been so much nicer. But....I love the set anyway. This is just want I wanted at age five, but it didn't exist.......till now. So, it took them several decades to fulfill my desire. They did!!

I've wanted this since I was a child! Growing up on Long Island in the 1960s I saw many of these locomotives hauling both passengers and freight. Thanks Lionel for making this set. I only wish the passenger cars looked more accurate.

Dang, that's a great kit. I no longer have the patience to build those things.

Didn't some company have a re-gear kit years ago??

I got mine around the time they first came out. DCC was very rare, if it even existed at the time.

Wow, I didn't know they existed. Thanks for the info.

Woodland is a fabulous company. They make excellent products and stand behind them too!

Now, how COOL is that! :D

Dave, that is simply......AMAZING! I want one too!

As long as you can afford it, buy it!

Not only clean the track as waltr said, but clean the wheels on the locomotive too. The dirt from the track probably got on them and they'll need a good cleaning.

Any old transformer would work fine for the lights etc. You can pick up transformers cheaply at trainshows.

I've never really had good results from sprays. Chalk is very easy to use for weathering, then use dullcote to seal it.

The Long Island railroad had them too.

hey, that would be a cool idea.

Kitbashing is just plain old fun!

That's excellent!