SUNDAY PUZZLE FUN 9-26-21 LIONEL CORPORATION TINPLATE PART 1

Classic Toy Trains Forum
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LIONEL CORPORATION TINPLATE 1
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  1. The 400E on the cover of the inaugural Lionel Corporation Tinplate catalog in 2009 gave no hint of the (_ _ _ _ ) lurking on pages 24 & 25. Whether in ( _ _ ) - chromate as with the No. 11-2009 or in classic ( _ _ _ ) ( _ _ _ ) as on the No. 11-2010, the ( _ _ _ _ ) - motored No. 381SS representation of the Milwaukee Road’s ( _ - _ _ _ _ _) electric locomotive defies hyperbole.
  2. Union Pacific’s “(_ _ _ _ _ _ - _ _ )”, aka the M-10000 streamliner, gained a ( _ _ _ _ _ ) car in 2009. Either the No. 11-80003 in brown and yellow or the No. 11-80002 in ( _ _ _ _ _ _ _ ) compliment the original prewar sets excellently. This train still looks and runs best on O-72 or “(_ _ _ _ _) Builders Track” just as the Lionel catalog stated in 1934.
  3. Making their debut in 2009 were the Nos. 1189 & 1191 (_ _ _ _ _ ) and the No. 1184 ( _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _) finally scaled up from HO to match Standard Gauge trains. Still a bit small for housing a gateman though.
  4. The Lionel (_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ ) Series kicked off in 2010 with ( _ _ _ _ _) locomotives, cars and accessories including a No. 400E (11-1008) and a No. 255E (11-6014).
  5. Set No. 755W (11-6017) in (_ _ _ _ _ _ _ ) orange and gray was joined by the very patriotic red, white and blue No. 11-6018 ( _ _ _ _ _ _ _) set cataloged for the first time since it was envisioned during the very late prewar era.
  6. The “(_ _ _ ) Streak”, set No. 295E, modeled the ( _ _ _ _ ) Train sponsored by the United Drug Company in 1936. A No. 265E ( _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _) Vanderbilt streamli
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LIONEL CORPORATION TINPLATE 1
58 WORDS

  1. The 400E on the cover of the inaugural Lionel Corporation Tinplate catalog in 2009 gave no hint of the (BRUTE) lurking on pages 24 & 25. Whether in (ZINC) - chromate as with the No. 11-2009 or in classic (STATE) (GREEN) as on the No. 11-2010, the (TRIPLE) - motored No. 381SS representation of the Milwaukee Road’s (BI - POLAR) electric locomotive defies hyperbole.
  2. Union Pacific’s “(LITTLE - ZIP)”, aka the M-10000 streamliner, gained a (BAGGAGE) car in 2009. Either the No. 11-80003 in brown and yellow or the No. 11-80002 in (ALUMINUM) compliment the original prewar sets excellently. This train still looks and runs best on O-72 or “(MODEL) Builders Track” just as the Lionel catalog stated in 1934.
  3. Making their debut in 2009 were the Nos. 1189 & 1191 (VILLAS) and the No. 1184 (BUNGALOWS) finally scaled up from HO to match Standard Gauge trains. Still a bit small for housing a gateman though.
  4. The Lionel (CELEBRATION) Series kicked off in 2010 with (ORANGE) locomotives, cars and accessories including a No. 400E (11-1008) and a No. 255E (11-6014).
  5. Set No. 755W (11-6017) in (HIAWATHA) orange and gray was joined by the very patriotic red, white and blue No. 11-6018 (ARCHIVES) set cataloged for the first time since it was envisioned during the very late prewar era.
  6. The “(BLUE) Streak”, set No. 295E, modeled the (REXALL) Train sponsored by the United Drug Company in 1936. A No. 265E (COMMODORE) Vanderbilt streamlined 2-4-2 locomotive pulled three Flying (YANKEE) cars in set