The thrill of NASCAR, America's fastest growing sport, is captured the Ready to Run Traditional O Gauge Electric Train Set from Lionel. Designed for NASCAR fans everywhere, Lionel has created a set inspired by the excitement and spectacle of their favorite sport. This set boasts a train as dazzling as any NASCAR vehicle, complete with a colorfully decorated diesel engine, a single-dome tank car, a boxcar with the champion's trophy, and a caboose like you've never seen before!
What's more, fans can add to the core set by getting one of six expansion packs, each featuring one of the top legends of the sport: Dale Earnhardt Sr., Dale Earnhardt, Jr., Jeff Gordon, Jimmie Johnson, Kasey Kahne, and 2005 Nextel Cup Champion Tony Stewart.
Who better than Lionel to haul the NASCAR race-week experience into homes across the country?
This Set Includes:
GP38 diesel locomotive, single dome tank car, boxcar, flatcar with billboards, caboose, three straight FasTrack sections, eight curved FasTrack sections, a FasTrack terminal section, powerful Lionel transformer.
Locomotive Features:
- Transformer controlled forward, neutral, and reverse operation
- TrainSounds sound system with diesel engine revving, horn, bell squealing brakes, and operator-controlled, multi-part crew dialog
- Operating headlight
- Dual operating couplers
- Dual powerful maintenance-free motors
- Metal frame
- Operating strobe light
Rolling Stock Features:
- Operating couplers
- Removable billboards on flatcar
- Interior illumination in caboose
- Gauge: Traditional O Gauge
- Minimum Curve: O-27
- Dimensions: Length: 53 inches
- Layout dimensions: 40 x 60 inches
The history of Lionel trains goes back for generations. These high quality collectibles have been at the center of family life since the company's inception. While the products are beautiful to look at and built to last, the real draw of Lionel trains is almost intangible. Pick one up and see what emotions and memories it stimulates. Perhaps, like their founder Joshua Lionel Cowen in 1900, you may find yourself onto something you didn't fully expect or anticipate.
