Lionel Trains Polar Express Add-on Diner

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Lionel Trains Polar Express Add-on Diner. Polar Express Add-on Cars add to the excitement! Introduce an extra level of realism, by adding this diner car to complete your Polar Express train set. Features: Interior lighting Silhouettes in windows Gauge: Traditional O Gauge Minimum Curve: O-27 Dimensions: 12"L x 3"W x 5"H

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Product Details

• Product Dimensions: 16 x 6.4 x 3.8 inches ; 5 pounds


• Shipping Weight: 3 pounds (View shipping rates and policies)


• ASIN: B000B8K3J4


• Item model number: 6-25134


• Manufacturer recommended age: 10 years and up


• Amazon Best Sellers Rank: 124,108 in Toys ; Games (See Top 100 in Toys ; Games)
  

Product Features

• Interior lighting


• Silhouettes in windows


• Gauge: Traditional O Gauge


• Dimensions: Length: 12"


• RailLine: Polar Express

List Price : $69.99
Price : $61.59
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Customer Reviews

The author and artist of the original Polar Express book watched Pere Marquette passenger trains near his house in the last days of steam. When he painted the Polar Express train, he based the artwork on the real trains that had run in those days. Ironically, Lionel had also based a passenger train series and Berkshire locomotive on the passenger trains of the same time and place. So when it came time to make a model of the trains shown in the Polar Express movie, Lionel was ready to go.
"Heavyweight" passenger cars were called that because they had concrete in the floor to make them ride smoother. The "Clerestory" roof originally provided ventilation and headroom - later, when air conditioning came along, they still provided headroom. In other words, these cars represent the "glory days" of North American passenger service. And few cars said more about luxury travel than the dining car, where meals were actually cooked (and not just reheated) for passengers of all classes.
This car will go with ANY Lionel train, but it goes especially well with the Polar Express train. Look for the Baggage Car and the Hot Chocolate car, too.
Paul Race, editor, Big Christmas Trains(tm)

For those that collect trains, it's good to know exact match add on items such as this are available