Here is a Lionel 11099 Pennsylvannia Flyer Freight Set. Included in this set are the powerful 4-4-2 locomotive and tender, Pennsylvania Boxcar, Pennsylvania Bulkhead Flatcar, Pennsylvania Caboose, PowerMax Plus Transformer, eight curved FasTrack track sections, three straight FasTrack track sections, and one FasTrack power terminal track section. As a bonus for this set, also included are 3 classic billboards, 6 construction signs, boxcar with vintage Lionel artwork, and 4 strai (more…)

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Ships in 2-3 Weeks. Not available for expedited shipping.Expansion Packs allow your Lionel layout at a tremendous savings. This expansion pack includes an operating coal dump car, three-dome tank car, hopper, three straight FasTrack track sections, FasTrack uncoupling track section that activates the coal dump car, four log-pallet loads, railroad signs, lubrication and maintenance kit. Expands layout from 40 inches x 60 inches to 50 inches by 70 inches.The Trainz SKU for this it (more…)

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LIONEL PENNSYLVANIA FLYER

Choo-choo-choose a Lionel Train Set for wide eyes on Christmas morn! SAVE BIG! They’ll always remember their first train set. This ready to run “O” gauge is called the “Pennsylvania Flyer” and it’s made by Lionel, the leader in model trains since 1900. Powerful maintenance-free motor has smoke-puffing smokestack. Coal tender car, boxcar with slide-open doors, gondola car and caboose. Cars are durably, beautifu (more…)

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Lionel’s G-Gauge battery powered sets are ready-to-run right out of the box. Track and batteries are included. You can run these trains using conventional C batteries (included) or a 9.6 volt rechargeable battery (not included). It’s your choice. And for ease of use, these “larger scale” trains are powered by an easy-to-operate RC controller (with two AA batteries included). Highly detailed with authentic train sounds (including bell and whistle), th (more…)