[TJNG1]

I haven't purchased a Lionel engine in years. That may change the B&M commuter and Preamble Express sets are really a great deal.

Tom

 

[BigAl56]

Lot of stuff well out of my price range in there. Probably going to remain in the 'haven't bought new stuff in years' category for a long time.

 

[seayakbill]

Only one $75 accessory for me.

Bill

 

[gunrunnerjohn]

I'm going for the LC+ 2.0 Dockside switcher, a locomotive with all the features with a street price of just over $200 has to be seen to be believed. I'm hoping they actually are able to deliver what is promised.

 

[DennyM]

I'll wait til they are out.

 

[Rocky Mountaineer]

I think many of us are in wait-and-see mode these days, when it comes to Lionel. The gap between the expectation levels set by the catalog vs. what's actually delivered by Lionel's overseas factories is just too large.

 

[Enon49]

Dockside Switcher

Mr G.R.John

Two questions - please - about the LC 2.0 Dockside Switcher

1. How well would it negotiate Lionel cross covers
and
2. What would you expect the pulling power to be

Thank you

MrToad

 

[gunrunnerjohn]

Truthfully, I have no concrete expectations for the Docksider, it's just so cheap that I want to get a look at the technology for LC+ 2.0. My first act after a test run will probably involve a screwdriver.