SUNDAY PUZZLE FUN 7-3-21 ON THE WATERFRONT 2

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ON THE WATERFRONT 2
58 WORDS

THERE’S A LOT OF SPACE IN THE SEA

  1. Continuing on from part one, the majority of Lionel’s (_ _ _ _ _ _ ) submarine cars were ( _ _ ),. The most common being the No. 3830 and the most scarce being the 6830. What makes the 6830 car different is that the ( _ _ _ _ _ _ _ ) lacks the ( _ _ _ _ _ _ _ ) mechanism of the 3830 and is the only sub with a different ( _ _ _ _ _) heat-stamped on the side.
  2. Slightly less rare, but about equal in value, is the No. 3330 Flatcar with Operating Submarine (_ _ ). Available for separate sale in 1960 and as a set component from 60 to 62, the value of these cars lies in an unassembled, unopened, ( _ _ _ _ ) submarine kit complete with the small container of ( _ _ _).
  3. But don’t confuse the Nos. 3330 car and 3330-100 (_ _ _ _ ) kit. The No. 3830 ( _ ) packaged with the flatcar came in the standard ( _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ ) box Lionel used at the time. Whereas the No. 3330-100 ( _ _ _ _ ) had a special box with a beautiful ( _ _ _ _ _ _ ) of the sub ( _ _ _ _ ) on the front. And be wary of any sub with 3330 stamped on the hull. ( _ _ _ _ _)-made subs of the postwar era are numbered 3830 or 3860 only.
  4. In 1959 Lionel gave many a (_ _ _ _ - _ _ _ _ _ ) a peek at the magical twilight world of Captain ( _ _ ) when it introduced the No. 3435 Traveling ( _ _ _ _ _ _ ) car. The first Cinemascope sci-fi blockbuster, ( _ _ _ _ _ - _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ - _ _ _ _ _ _ _ - _ _ _ _ _ - _ _ _ - _ _ ) (released in 1955), and Lionel’s acquisition of ( _ _ _ _) in 1959 gave decision make
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ON THE WATERFRONT 2
58 WORDS

THERE’S A LOT OF SPACE IN THE SEA

  1. Continuing on from part one, the majority of Lionel’s (POSTWAR) submarine cars were (BLUE),. The most common being the No. 3830 and the most scarce being the 6830. What makes the 6830 car different is that the (SUBMARINE) lacks the (OPERATING) mechanism of the 3830 and is the only sub with a different (NUMBER) heat-stamped on the side.
  2. Slightly less rare, but about equal in value, is the No. 3330 Flatcar with Operating Submarine (KIT). Available for separate sale in 1960 and as a set component from 60 to 62, the value of these cars lies in an unassembled, unopened, (BAGGED) submarine kit complete with the small container of (GLUE).
  3. But don’t confuse the Nos. 3330 car and 3330-100 (MODEL) kit. The No. 3830 (SUB) packaged with the flatcar came in the standard (PERFORATED) box Lionel used at the time. Whereas the No. 3330-100 (VESSEL) had a special box with a beautiful (PAINTING) of the sub (DIVING) on the front. And be wary of any sub with 3330 stamped on the hull. (LIONEL)-made subs of the postwar era are numbered 3830 or 3860 only.
  4. In 1959 Lionel gave many a (LAND - LUBBER) a peek at the magical twilight world of Captain (NEMO) when it introduced the No. 3435 Traveling (AQUARIUM) car. The first Cinemascope sci-fi blockbuster, (TWENTY - THOUSAND - LEAGUES - UNDER - THE - SEA) (released in 1955), and Lionel’s acquisition of (AIREX) in 1959 gave decision makers all the incentive they needed to develop a (FISH)-themed car.
  5. Molded from (CLEAR) p