I don't have any but there was a guy that would bring his to Trainfest in Milwaukee. He had a really nice display using the well undersized Standard Gauge Villas, that looked great with OO. For a backdrop he had inkjet printed catalog covers from the era. It is neat stuff!
Nice. I have found various things on the internet about Lionel OO, and there is lots of track on eBay.
They never produced turnouts I guess. I found old Switch kits in the box along with OO passenger car model kits made of wood and brass.
The Hudson locomotive was missing the pilot but a fellow made repros so my engine is now complete. The OO Hudsons did suffer from frame warping which made them unable to run. There was a frame straightening service at one time, but I think the fellow passed.
My Hudson has a light warp to it. It does run though...
You should check out the American OO blog here- http://americanoo.blogspot.com/
The owner, John, also does a Facebook group if you do that. There aren't a lot of OO guys out there but they're pretty dedicated!
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There is a ton of information on there about OO in general, if you have Lionel OO questions look up "oo-dick" on Ebay. He's into all OO but he's an encyclopedia of Lionel OO knowlege. He sells on Ebay but he loves to talk OO any time!
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