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Monthly 2019 Vol. 1 and Vol. 2 Catalog Premier SpotlightMay 22, 2019 - Each month throughout the year, M.T.H. will be spotlighting various items from our 2019 O Gauge Volume 1 and Volume 2 catalogs. This month's feature will focus on the Premier O Scale G.E. ES44 Diesel; the EMD SD70ACe in George Bush, Kansas City Southern and Missouri Pacific liveries; and select Premier Freight Cars including the O Scale Center Cupola Steel Caboose; O
Scale Coil Car; and PS-2 Hopper. Each of these items is currently slated to begin delivering in July 2019.
Each of the above Premier Line items can be ordered through any M.T.H. Authorized Retailer. To see the entire 2019 Volume 1 Premier Lineup, click here. LCT License Expiration Spotlight: 217 Std. Gauge CabooseMay 22, 2019 - The Lionel Corporation Tinplate license expired on May 1, 2019, and each week for the next month or so, we'll spotlight the last items that are still available from select M.T.H. Authorized Retailers. You can learn more about the end of the Lionel license by going HERE. This week's feature will look at the 217-1 Std. Gauge Bay Window Caboose and the traditional 217 Std. Gauge Standard Caboose. Both caboose styles are completely sold out at M.T.H. Electric Trains and are only available from select M.T.H. Authorized Retailers. The Origin of the 200 Series In 1926, Lionel replaced the primitive-looking large-size freight cars it had cataloged for 20 years with the new 200-series standard gauge cars: "Not only are these new cars patterned after the big all-steel cars that carry freight across the country, but they incorporate many original and exclusive features of design that only Lionel can carry out to such perfection… The illustrations clearly show that every known type of modern car is faithfully reproduced by us. It is great fun to convert your 'Lionel Standard' Passenger Train into a big Freighter by adding an assortment of these well-built and handsomely finished cars." The 200-series cars were cataloged as "for use with Locomotives Nos. 380E, 381E, 402E, 408E and 400E," although on one occasion, in the 1930 catalog, they appeared in a De-Luxe set with the smaller 390E steamer. An all-new bay window caboose debuted in 2015, complete with interior lighting. Long requested by tinplate fans old and new, the Bay Window and Standard 200 Series Caboose make great additions to any Std. Gauge tinplate collection. Click HERE to see all the offerings and find M.T.H. Authorized Retailers who still have the caboose in-stock. |
2019 Volume 2 O Gauge Catalog Now OnlineOrder items through any M.T.H. Authorized Retailer. Hurry Before They're Gone, Just Five Or Fewer Of These Items Remain In StockMay 22, 2019 - Each week, M.T.H. releases product lists spotlighting quantities of Five Or Fewer items that are remaining in our onhand inventory. In many cases, these items will NOT be re-run in the future and these lists could be your last chance for ordering them before they're GONE FOR GOOD. Don't miss out on these items! Click on the appropriate product line link below and then any item number in the corresponding list to purchase that item from the M.T.H. Online Store or order directly from your local M.T.H. Authorized Retailer. 2019 Ready-to-Run Train Set Catalog Now OnlineOrder items through any M.T.H. Authorized Retailer. It's Easy To Add WiFi To Your DCS LayoutCheck Out The Quick Start Video |
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