Classic Lionel Trains - Streamline Steam Locos 1935-1942
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- Опубліковано 7 вер 2024
- This video shows all the prewar 0 gauge streamline steam locomotives made by the toy train company Lionel between 1935 and 1942. It shows the catalogue images, the locomotives on display and in action.
This video belongs to a series of 38 videos featuring all 0 gauge Lionel products sold during the prewar period from 1915 to 1942. These videos are grouped in 4 playlists featuring locos, freight and passenger cars and accessories. Each playlist is introduced by an overview video. The total playing time is more than 5 hours. This is complemented by a 47 minute overview video covering highlights of the entire classic Lionel period.
Million plus dollar dream,,,,,hellgate and all. Really well displayed. Thank you.
My 1689 has a set of robin's egg blue lithograped cars. It's a really pretty set! Your collection is superb; thank you for sharing!
Awesome collection. I wish I had the space. Thanks for sharing.
Sounds like you may be German by your accent. Your trains are the most prewar examples I've ever seen. Thanks for posting. Danke.
Thank you for sharing your knowledge and you're lovely collection. I am really enjoying your videos. You appear to have every Lionel train ever made. It's wonderful to see them all running. Many thanks, George
Hi Luke • Well done history lessons & Lionel Trains in Action.
• Cheers from Michigan
Love your vids very informative! Could you please do one on street cars and trolleys, subway sets ect? Thank you!
All of you videos are amazing and I love your working layout. I just picked up a 1688 Columbia but it has a 1689W tender. Would you know if it's mix-matched? Thanks and keep posting these excellent videos.
Some of the locos were sold with a 1689W tender through the entire production period from 1936 to 40, the others with the 1689T.
@@classiclioneltrains5977 Greatly appreciated!
@@johnknippenberg-LandmarkYards In the 1937 catalog, they offered the standard set (Loco, tender, cars, transformer and track) for 8.95 and a whistle set with whistle tender and transformer with whistle control for 12.75. Quite a lot more. I wonder how many spend the extra money just to listen to the whistle. I was curious myself to look it up.
@@classiclioneltrains5977 Awesome information, thanks again! That was back when $1 would actually buy something, the good old days.
i have the 1668 from 37 to 41 but the back wheel set was missing
WOW!
Well done!
Nice! You might want to replace the shell on that 265e.
***** Ok.
did you do a video on the 2-4-6 lionel loco?
It’s such a same kids don’t play with Lionel trains
What’s fun about watching a toy go around and around. Duuuu
You said What. ? You might try respecting the collectors of toy trains instead of comparing toy train collecting to scale model railroading.They both have there place and they are the reason all facets of the hobby make this hobby the best. Any fool can be critical,it requires neither time nor talent.
Literally 1984
That Blue Streak isn’t in good shape
None of his stuff is.
Repainting kills the collector value.
WHERE DID YOU FIND THIS NARRATOR. HE IS PUTTING ME TO SLEEP.