ATHG30721 LEHIGH VALLEY GP18-HO QuickBooks Thomas and his loyal coaches

Thomas and his loyal coaches Annie and Clarabel are carrying a number of very important passengers

Height of loading platform

ROAD NUMBER SPECIFIC FEATURES: #1161: •RV style air conditioner #1180: •CSX angled-style ditch lights on rear •spare coupler knuckles on rear pilot LOCOMOTIVE FEATURES: •Full cab interior •Wire grab irons •Coupler cut levers •See-through cab windows •Flexible rubber trainline hose •Flexible rubber MU hoses •Windshield wipers •Lift rings •Blomberg-B trucks •Sander lines •Directional constant lighting •Walkway Tread •Fine-scale Celcon handrails for scale appearance •Headlight brightness remains constant •Separately applied photo-etched metal and injection molded detail parts •Detailed fuel tank with fuel fillers

when it merged with Burlington Northern to form BNSF

horn bell and announcements •Lionel Voice Control (LVC) – run your locomotive by speaking commands into your phone via LionChief App •Voice Streaming & Recording (VSR) – record or live stream your own custom announcements via LionChief App •Operating headlight •Powerful maintenance-free motors •Operating couplers •On/Off switch for sound •Illuminated cab interior LIONCHIEF REMOTE FEATURES: •Forward and reverse speed control knob •Three buttons for horn

ATHG30721 LEHIGH VALLEY GP18-HO QuickBooks Thomas and his loyal coachesThis HO Scale Lehigh Valley GP18 #302 FEATURES: 1964 era Tuscan red scheme Nathan 3 chime horn Dynamic brakes Winterization hatch Forward facing fuel tank Pilot mounted footboards One of the anthracite roads of the northeast U. S., Lehigh Valley bought four GP18s (built in mid 1960) numbered 302 305. The units served throughout the 1960s and into the mid 1970s. Lehigh Valley was folded into the U. S. governments bailout of Penn Central and became a